There is little need for me to add to the deluge of editorialising on what Liam Neeson thought for one week 40 years ago. Continue reading “Liam Neeson”
Resistance to a sanitised view of our history
It isn’t often that a TV series can press a button in my long-term emotional memory. Continue reading “Resistance to a sanitised view of our history”
Andrew Dallas
I’ve just been schooled by someone with inside knowledge of the refereeing village on Planet Fitba. Continue reading “Andrew Dallas”
Through the pain barrier in Perth
There is no substitute for quality substitutes. Continue reading “Through the pain barrier in Perth”
Four penalties and a funeral
I’m told that Sevco were deadly from the penalty spot today against St Mirren. Continue reading “Four penalties and a funeral”
Celtic and the January 2019 transfer window
The January window is a time characterised by distressed purchases. Continue reading “Celtic and the January 2019 transfer window”
Unwelcome reality at Ibrox
I have often characterised the home support at Ibrox as being unwilling to face up to inconvenient truths. Continue reading “Unwelcome reality at Ibrox”
War of attrition
The Celtic fans usually sing their Lisbon song on 67 minutes during a match. Continue reading “War of attrition”
Why modern Scotland needs a DNA test
Mr Bradley Wallace today pled guilty to assaulting Father Thomas White on July 7, last year. Continue reading “Why modern Scotland needs a DNA test”
Brace for Brexit!
Are you ready?
Well if you’re reading this in the UK then you really should assume the Brexit position. Continue reading “Brace for Brexit!”
