Clancy had his trademark apologetic face on as he awarded Hearts a procession of free kicks, opposing players know that their luck is in while the scores are level against Celtic.
With highly selective coverage like that the natural reaction is over how much it costs for the city to stage hundreds of Orange Order hate marches every year and what do they add to the economy of the city?
Celtic fans have hit out at the pre-match activities of Police Scotland at Sunday’s Glasgow Derby.Around 10am it seems that a major operation was carried out on London Road that detained 90 fans from the Green Brigade with knock on effects for thousands of Celtic supporters.That major route to the…
Celtic fans are calling for boardroom action following the audio release of Alan Muir’s justification for disallowing a ‘goal’ scored by Daizen Maeda against Hibs.For decades the paranoid card has been thrown at hoops supporters, with the release of the audio from Ester Road it is clear that fans weren’t…
Almost certainly James Tavernier would be disappointed by the reaction on X/Twitter to the announcement of his 500th game for the second biggest team in Glasgow.Disappointed is of course the catchphrase of the Ibrox skipper, how he has made it through to 500 appearances says more about his employers than…
Muir’s motivation can only be guessed at, what can be said with certainty is that three times in his Celtic SPFL matches this season the SFA have been forced to go public that one of their full-time VAR officials has failed to properly apply the Laws of the Game
This remains subject to all necessary requirements being satisfied at both Ibrox and Celtic Park.
It’s understood he is now part of a consortium – including at least one other high net worth American business mogul – which hopes to restore Rangers to the top of the Scottish game after years spent languishing in the shadow of Old Firm rivals Celtic.
We’re not a big club any more, we’re only Rangers by name, big clubs don’t act like this, big clubs don’t lose to Queens Park then not sack their manager after it.
It was simplicity with sophistication, the outcome of repeated training ground drills at Lennoxtown put together in competitive action as Brendan Rodgers’ side turned on the style.