A recurring theme on this site since it started in 2008 was that the Ibrox matchday experience was a safe space for racists. Continue reading “Why Ibrox 2022 would be recognisable to Billy Fullerton”
War of attrition and duty of care
Adapting to a new football culture is a challenge for any player or manager. Continue reading “War of attrition and duty of care”
Strange rituals and wicked deflections
Yesterday I was reminded of a research tool from my undergraduate days. Continue reading “Strange rituals and wicked deflections”
A sense of entitlement summit at Hampden
How many material decisions does it take to go against Sevco before they take their complaints to Hampden? Continue reading “A sense of entitlement summit at Hampden”
Why Giovanni shouldn’t look up
One of the joys of living in an area without any significant light pollution is the wonder of the night sky. Continue reading “Why Giovanni shouldn’t look up”
Ireland’s Bastille Day
In our decade of centenaries, this day is one of the most momentous. Continue reading “Ireland’s Bastille Day”
Evidence of austerity at Ibrox?
Sometimes in journalism, it is important to step back and just look. Continue reading “Evidence of austerity at Ibrox?”
Poundland Dutch Masters required at Sevco
I’m told that the Director of Fantasy at Sevco has been onto Mr Gio. Continue reading “Poundland Dutch Masters required at Sevco”
You, me and Riley McGree
The January transfer window continues apace at Parkhead. Continue reading “You, me and Riley McGree”
An opportunity for Michael Nicholson to have a fresh start?
I was contacted by an R12 requisitioner today. Apparently my piece yesterday had struck a chord with him regarding Celtic’s new CEO.
He thought that I would appreciate the following piece. Continue reading “An opportunity for Michael Nicholson to have a fresh start?”
