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WWE WATCH: Sheamus' Celtic message

By Anton Toloui, WWE Editor

Wednesday 19 April 2017 08:35, UK

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WWE Superstar Sheamus, a well-known follower of Celtic, sends a message in support of The Bhoys

WWE superstar Sheamus has sent Celtic a message of support as they seek the domestic treble this season.

In the video above filmed at a WWE live event in the US, the Dublin-born grappler claims his side will get one over Rangers this weekend in the Scottish Cup semi-final, live on Sky Sports.

"Glasgow Rangers are going down to the greatest football team, the greatest Scottish football team of all time... Glasgow Celtic," Sheamus exclaims. "They're pretty much unstoppable."

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Sheamus also claims his tag team partner Cesaro is a Rangers fan after he wore their jersey during his last tour to Glasgow in November.

The pair will be back in the city on May 4 during the WWE Tour of UK & Ireland.

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It appears, however, Sheamus is conflicted about which team he truly supports.

As Cesaro points out in the video, he's also a huge Liverpool fan, which causes him to sing 'You'll Never Walk Alone'.

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Sheamus is often pictured in a Liverpool shirt on social media and even managed to get a special tour of Anfield back in 2014.

Sheamus was delighted to be given a tour around Anfield in 2015.
Image: Sheamus was delighted to be given a tour around Anfield in 2014
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