It is the law of unintended consequences.
Month: March 2020
Alex Salmond trial
Today the trial of Alex Salmond began in Edinburgh.
When a great atmosphere can be deadly
There is now a real prospect that COVID-19 could close down British football for the foreseeable future.
The stress of being in the wrong movie
I thought that the Sevco presser yesterday was a cruel spectacle.
Managing the inevitable
It would be difficult not to feel for Mr Gerrard at the moment as he toils in the Sevco job.
Dead man slipping
It is observable that the Stenography Corps have now been authorised to have a go at Mr Let’s Go
The public pronouncements of a rookie can be costly in the dressing room
Anyone who has played team sport at a senior level, whatever the code, will tell you that the post-match debrief from the gaffer can sometimes be a difficult conversation.
Another piece of the Ibrox jigsaw arrives in Dún na nGall
Earlier this week I reported that the Sevco High Command was in the market for lawyers in Fair Caledonia.
Stevie G and the unloved of Sevco
A very well placed Ibrox source took me down memory lane today.
Where cruelty is in a league of its own
Probably the cruelest thing you could do to the Ibrox klanbase right now would be to give them some hope.
