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Scotland’s Shame lived up to the name last week, and only a handful seem to care.
On Thursday, as we all know, the Ibrox club took their show on the road to Manchester, and it was a disgrace. Their conduct ...
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As a Celtic fan I’m finding James McFadden increasingly unbearable.
One of the things I do as a blogger is jot down ideas as they come to me. I keep them in a Word document, and every month or ...
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Celtic’s latest transfer business has pushed Ibrox further into madness.
As everyone who reads this blog regularly knows, one of the most astonishing things we encounter repeatedly is the Ibrox ...
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Of course Celtic will pay a premium for a striker. Not every club is as stupid as we are.
Tonight, there are all sorts of internet rumours about the Brøndby striker, Mathias Kvistgaarden, and whether Celtic may or ...
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This Celtic team needed a breather. Today’s postponement will do no harm at all.
PM on a Saturday afternoon. On a day when we should be at Celtic Park watching the match, most of us are sitting at home ...
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Celtic’s CEO is no genius, no matter what some idiotic hacks might say.
Picture the scene: thirty years from now. A smart, inquisitive kid is being taken to Celtic Park for his first-ever visit.
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The Celtic boss expects a quality replacement for Kyogo next week. That’s exactly what he better get.
I’m not the kind of person who is, by nature, a pessimist. If you’ve ever listened to the podcast, you’ll know we do ...
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The Ibrox club is nothing like Man Utd. Last night showed the difference clearly.
Keith Jackson wrote one of his hilariously bad articles, and it was bad in every way that makes Jackson’s articles so special ...
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Will CL Qualification Lead To Kyogo’s Celtic Departure?
As Celtic fans will know we are now down to the real business end of the January transfer window, and manager Brendan Rodgers ...
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As Celtic deprioritises the Villa game, the blame lies too with a culture where players do what they want.
Perhaps I said this last night, and perhaps I didn’t. Either way, I’m not going to join the chorus of people gushing over Kyogo, wishing him all the best, patting him on the back, and ...
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There are good reasons for Celtic moving on Kyogo, but the timing of this is appalling.
The timing stinks. I’ll cover that later. There is no universe in which the decision to sell Kyogo with a Champions League ...
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The Ibrox crisis deepens as they fail to shift their dreck. This will not end well.
I discussed how the Ibrox club appears to be in the throes of a hardcore austerity drive. The only thing worse for their manager than losing four or five key players during ...