Twenty years ago today, journalist Martin O’Hagan was murdered as he walked home in the company of his wife. Continue reading “Martin O’Hagan and a twenty year wait for justice”
Fair or foul?
Yesterday Ange Postecoglou observed that he was managing a team in “a weird league”. Continue reading “Fair or foul?”
Rugger Guy looks at Celtic’s year end accounts for 2021
I knew that my oval ball chasing buddy would not let me down. Despite him having a very demanding week at work late last night an email dropped into my inbox. Continue reading “Rugger Guy looks at Celtic’s year end accounts for 2021”
Positive change in the Scottish Fourth Estate
It was only last May that I reminded readers of the wisdom of Albert Camus and the importance of avoiding naming things wrongly. Continue reading “Positive change in the Scottish Fourth Estate”
Evolutionary initiatives and the Covid effect at Parkhead
Celtic have announced their year-end accounts, and I immediately sent up the Rugger Guy signal. Continue reading “Evolutionary initiatives and the Covid effect at Parkhead”
When the racism of Ibrox became too much for one Sevco supporter
When this site started in 2008, one of the first issues it tackled was the emergence of the Famine Song. Continue reading “When the racism of Ibrox became too much for one Sevco supporter”
A homemade fleg for the Ibrox gulag
Tomorrow the Lie Of 55 will have another bizarre twist. Continue reading “A homemade fleg for the Ibrox gulag”
Murder At Roaringwater
The beguilingly enigmatic image of Sophie Toscan du Plantier has haunted this country for a quarter of a century. Continue reading “Murder At Roaringwater”
Fake fans and real invoices
Those hardy souls in Rangers Fans For Change (RFFC) were out on social media again. Continue reading “Fake fans and real invoices”
The pressing need for nice fluffy headlines about Sevco
As regular readers will know, it is always advisable to Follow Follow the money at Ibrox. Continue reading “The pressing need for nice fluffy headlines about Sevco”
