I wonder if Pamela Gillies, the Principal and Pro Vice Chancellor of the Glasgow Caledonian University, knows anything of the values once espoused by her new employee David Edgar?
Month: December 2011
Homage to UEFA
On December 30th a rather interesting football match will take place. It will be between Catalonia and Tunisia at the Olimpic Lluis Companys* stadium, which was once the home of Espanyol.
Celtic and the UEFA ruling.
When UEFA announced that they had opened a disciplinary case against Celtic for “illicit” chanting I said that I had no idea what that word meant within that organisation’s lexicon.
Equality expert calls on Celtic to provide clarity for fans on songs.
An Equality expert who offered Celtic specialised training for their stewards 18 months ago has expressed shock at the club for keeping their fans in the dark over “illicit” chants.
An illicit ethnicity?
Last month I posed some questions to a room full of Scottish politicians, journalists and policy wonks at the “Changin Scotland” conference in Ullapool.
Celtic secretly wishing to be guilty?
Usually when an individual or an organisation faces some form of disciplinary hearing or legal proceedings they usually hope to be found not guilty.
A new journalism.
I chaired a seminar at the NUJ’s Biannual Delegate conference in Dublin earlier this year.
It was about new media and the future of journalism.
Craig Whyte. Some vital details.
Did the Directors of Rangers Football Club PLC Mislead the PLUS Stock Exchange re Craig Whyte’s Disqualification?
Team UK.
Ranger’s player Steven Naismith has this week scratched an itch in Scotland about the possibility of Scottish players turning out for “Team GB” in the Olympics next summer.
A Province once again.
90 years ago today in London Michael Collins put his signature to the Anglo Irish treaty.
