Firstly, the good news.
Month: August 2023
Art of Darkness
I cannot imagine anyone watching Martin Scorsese’s epic Gangs of New York without realising that the character William “Bill the Butcher” Cutting was the villain of the piece.
Time to change the script?
The Celtic scriptwriters decided to rehash an old storyline at the weekend.
An authentic voice
In the centenary year of the infamous Church and Nation Committee report, it is deeply depressing that the Irish community in Scotland still struggles for official recognition.
Why the champions of fantasy have to pretend
As he is enlightened and at one with the universe, I was unsurprised to learn today that the Transcendental Chairman recently enquired after your humble correspondent.
Why Anomaly FC dislikes those pesky European rules
The infamous Anomaly wasn’t in operation last night at Ibrox because it was a game played under UEFA’s auspices.
Some of them at Ibrox thinks it’s no FARE
This site started in 2008, and the first issue it dealt with was a recent addition to the Ibrox song sheet known as the Famine Song.
The season to be fearful at Ibrox
Like the seasonal arrival of some rare bird, it wouldn’t be European football without a racism warning at Ibrox.
