Only four weeks ago the Ibrox klanbase realised that this season was over for them. Continue reading “Decision time soon for the chaps at Hampden”
Brits back on the streets of the Six Counties?
In keeping with the theme of the unintended consequences of Covid-19 I have been working on ta story with a colleague in the Six Counties. Continue reading “Brits back on the streets of the Six Counties?”
Will this be the year of the reset button?
Outside of my window, the aimsir here in Dún na nGall has taunted me today. Continue reading “Will this be the year of the reset button?”
Dave King and the Ibrox insolvency experiment
Perhaps because I’m on lockdown I’m starting to ransack my long term memory. Continue reading “Dave King and the Ibrox insolvency experiment”
Crayon O Clock and Daniel Ellsberg
Last night the fine fellows at Club 1872 put out this paean to the Convict Chairman’s five-year reign of error. Continue reading “Crayon O Clock and Daniel Ellsberg”
The Daily Radar does it again
In fairness to the chaps at the Daily Radar, they are doing their best to maintain supplies of false hope to Ibrox during these troubling times. Continue reading “The Daily Radar does it again”
Why the Daily Radar is a window on the absurd
Firstly, I hope that you are well and in good form wherever you are. Continue reading “Why the Daily Radar is a window on the absurd”
A difficult summer ahead for Sevco
I was grateful to have a further opportunity today to speak with a very well-placed source. Continue reading “A difficult summer ahead for Sevco”
Surveying Sevco from locked down Dún na nGall
It was Statement O Clock last night from the Sevco High Command. Continue reading “Surveying Sevco from locked down Dún na nGall”
Hereditary privilege and imaginary billionaires
It should come as no surprise that not everyone is adapting well to the coronavirus lockdown. Continue reading “Hereditary privilege and imaginary billionaires”
