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67 Hail Hail fans reveal where they think Celtic would finish if they competed in the Premier League

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After hearing more English pundits make lazy remarks about Celtic not being able to compete in the English football pyramid, we thought that we would put the question to our fans.

67 Hail Hail’s users were given the opportunity to have their say on TalkingPoints about where they think Celtic would finish if they were competing in the Premier League.

Pundits who accuse Celtic and Rangers of being unable to compete in England perhaps haven’t grasped the additional benefits both clubs would receive in the top flight.

Furthermore, as two of the best-supported clubs in the world, their reputation already exceeds many of the current top 20 sides in England.

If you haven’t had your say but do want to, make sure to sign up to TalkingPoints so that you can join the conversation.

How would Celtic fare in the Premier League if they were in it?

A general view of the Premier League trophy
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Where would Celtic finish in the Premier League?

As expected, 67 Hail Hail fans are more than confident that the Hoops could hold their own against the Premier League’s elite.

While they acknowledge that the first season may be a struggle, the finances on offer to the club would quickly make them a force to be reckoned with.

One supporter said: “First season would be midtable. Once that Premier League money hits the accounts, then the sky is the limit.”

Another wrote: “Given the huge financial support that league benefits from, I would say that we’d do okay because the money would be there for signings! Hopefully it would get used wisely.”

A general view of the Premier League trophy
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A third added: “If settled in and with the money that is given to clubs in the Premier League, Celtic would always be in the top six.”

This user commented: “Probably not relegated and until we can access the funny money, no better than mid table. Once the funds are there, we would be a more attractive proposition than a Burnley or a Wolves, no disrespect intended.”