The SPFL has put a hold on the release of the top six split fixtures. They’ve announced that the details won’t be made public until after Rangers play their rescheduled game against Dundee on Wednesday night. This decision has left many people wondering why the delay, especially since all top six teams are already confirmed following Saturday’s results. It seems like a simple enough task to finalize the fixtures after Saturday’s matches.

This delay has raised suspicions and criticisms towards the SPFL—could they be hiding something or mishandling the situation? Given their reluctance to schedule the Glasgow Derby late in the split, there are concerns about potential foul play, especially with key Ibrox players being close to suspension.

So, why the wait until after a match that won’t impact the top six outcome? It just doesn’t make sense. The split fixtures should’ve been announced earlier—just like the split itself, the timing seems off.

Regarding the distribution of home and away matches, there are murmurs that Celtic might get an unfair deal with more away games than home, which could inadvertently benefit Rangers. This speculation, led by outlets like the Daily Record, is ruffling the feathers of Celtic fans and raising questions about potential biases in the reporting.

In the realm of Scottish football, where anything can happen, one can’t help but wonder if there’s an ulterior motive behind the delay and the reported fixture distribution. It’s a waiting game with twists and turns, and in the unpredictable world of Scottish football, all bets are off. Just a day in the life of a passionate Celtic supporter.