It should come as no surprise that the recent claims by Stewart Robertson that Sevco is “close” to financial sustainability were accepted at face value by the media. Continue reading “Constant confetti and conflicting narratives”
A new republic in the Caribbean
Countries with an adequate supply of self-respect are usually republics where the people choose the head of state. Continue reading “A new republic in the Caribbean”
Friday night confetti
As ever, I’m indebted to football finance expert David Low for keeping an eye on this stuff. Continue reading “Friday night confetti”
James Dornan MSP threatened by ex-British soldier
I am surprised that the case of Mr Andrew Brews has not been more prominent in the Scottish media. Continue reading “James Dornan MSP threatened by ex-British soldier”
A contemptuous appointment
When football clubs do not listen to their supporters, it rarely ends well. Continue reading “A contemptuous appointment”
Unquestioned answers in the Blue Room
A fundamental task of any journalist in a presser should be questions answered, and answers questioned. Continue reading “Unquestioned answers in the Blue Room”
The Hunger Gains
Conor Goldson should have known that the last thing the Ibrox klanbase wanted to year at Hampden yesterday was the truth. Continue reading “The Hunger Gains”
A tale of two boardrooms
This could all really be an unethical social psychology experiment devised by some 21st century Stanley Milgram. Continue reading “A tale of two boardrooms”
Armoured cars and tanks and huns redux
Most normal folks would agree that the idea of tanks on the streets of a city is usually a bad sign. Continue reading “Armoured cars and tanks and huns redux”
Bertie Auld
If a Glaswegian encyclopaedia had a pictorial edition, then the entry under “gallus” would have Bertie smiling out at you. Continue reading “Bertie Auld”
