Even for the Gullible & Deluded there seems to be a tipping point- possibly when you are getting told that Rabbi Matondo/Ben Davies/Ridvan Yilmaz isn’t last season’s dud but is actually a key part of this season’s Revolution!
Ibrox CEO James Bisgrove missed out on the sunshine jolly to Cyprus and was reported to have held talks in London with Lampard about the job vacated by Micky Beale.
Since the turn of the year Edgar has been cheering every move from Beale, hailing the coaching genius and subscribing fully to the Brains Behind Gerrard delusion.
Davis looks a completely underwhelming manager, sticking to the party line is going to shorten his honeymoon as Caretaker as anger among fans goes off the radar.
Whatever strategy Lawwell is working to a team picture that stretched to 33 players was released last week which is probably 10 too many
Apart from Sunday’s blemish on Sky Sports News Thomson is about is dull and predictable as it gets with his trademark monotone delivery.
Rodgers will have to decide whether he puts Phillips in for just his third match since January or go to Carter-Vickers for his first match since lasting 45 minutes away to Aberdeen on August 13.
Lampard is on the back of two disastrous spells in charge of Everton and Chelsea but is vain enough to think that he can go up to the My Nan League and surpass the modest achievements of Steven Gerrard.
Over the seasons Celtic fans enjoyed regular spells of Rogic magic, most famously during the 2016/17 season where he found his niche under Brendan Rodgers, those standards never quite returned but 20 or 30 games a season offered much more than most others could produce.
We’re certainly the second best in Scotland- tragic bears wake up to reality after the Denial Decade
The drive for revenge over their enemies was strong but watching second rate players being captained to failure by James Tavernier is forcing some to question how their club is being run.