It is only one calendar month since Celtic lifted the Scottish Cup at a rain-soaked Hampden. Continue reading “A Treble Treble doesn’t measure up to the Close Season Cup”
Sevco sleeves versus a commercial giant
Sadly, in the age of the smartphone, the surveillance society is a reality. Continue reading “Sevco sleeves versus a commercial giant”
Close season success guaranteed for Sevco
This is a tough time of year for Celtic. Continue reading “Close season success guaranteed for Sevco”
Terrified and heavily conflicted
Seven years ago the whole of Planet Fitba was rocked by the death of Rangers. Continue reading “Terrified and heavily conflicted”
A bittersweet anniversary
Twenty-Five years ago for the second time in my life, Ray Houghton made me a very happy Irishman. Continue reading “A bittersweet anniversary”
A cautionary tale of car boot sales and canny commanders
I would not be surprised if the current mood at Ibrox was rather sombre. Continue reading “A cautionary tale of car boot sales and canny commanders”
Amateur hour at Ibrox often ends up with a performance in court
The week ahead will be pretty much like any other on Planet Fitba. Continue reading “Amateur hour at Ibrox often ends up with a performance in court”
Big Mike and the Ten Million Pound Man
Apparently, Sevco has been “inundated” with interest for their captain James Tavernier. Continue reading “Big Mike and the Ten Million Pound Man”
Stephen Brown and the SFA’s historic baggage
In 2010 I had several sources who assisted me to break the story about Hugh Dallas and the email that cost him his job. Continue reading “Stephen Brown and the SFA’s historic baggage”
Herrenvolk fantasies and being bested by Gillingham
For those among the Ibrox Klanbase who remember the David Murray cheating years these are very different days. Continue reading “Herrenvolk fantasies and being bested by Gillingham”
