Disappointed Charlie Adam has branded the decision to lockout Rangers and Celtic fans for the final two Scottish Premiership games as "shambolic".And he admits Rangers may find it tough to play in the Celtic Park cauldron.
Away allocations have cut down in recent seasons at Ibrox and in Glasgow's east end when derby day rolls around, but things will be taken a step further in the final two league derby clash of the campaign.
Both sides of the Glasgow divide have announced they will not be allowing any opposition fans in over "safety concerns" with Michael Beale and Ange Postecoglou facing the prospect of a hostile atmosphere amid the complete lockout.
Former Rangers star Adam has added his voice to the calls to increase the allocation next term, admitting some of the "shine" has been taken away from the Old Firm clash.
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