When print circulation is below 40,000 and dropping at 18% year on year the Record is utterly desperate to grab any sort of digital audience regardless of the content and accuracy.
After scrolling through repetitive paragraphs the duped reader discovers that the Annual Report for 2025 will be published in September with a few bland paragraphs covering turnover of around £150m and a paragraph expressing disappointment about failing to reach this season’s Champions League.
Luka Modric, Ronaldo, Jamie Vardy and Josh Windass would lead the Revolution with Cavenagh profiled as the supreme professional with a ruthless desire to succeed.
Rodgers has already seen off Micky Beale and Phil Clement in his second tenure, if trends continue Keevins will soon be investing his emotions on Martin’s successor or explaining to the Sunday Mail’s Army of Readers why Barry Ferguson is the perfect interim manager, again.
WOKE football might be fine and dandy at MK Dons, Swansea and Southampton but it will never be on the menu for the gammons that live out their supremist dreams in the Ibrox stands.
There was no hint of ‘unsavoury scenes’ on Celtic TV but that wasn’t going to stop Pilcher from delivering the sort of content that the Record website thrives on.
Going to the media isn’t the sort of negotiations that Celtic encourage, it works at other clubs but Celtic prefer silence rather than dealing with agents that like to see their names appear in print.
Rodgers is clearly being a bit cute. He will have had the final say on the deal but it looks like he’s agreed to take a look at a low risk cheap arrival while also creating a bit of distance if he doesn’t quite work out.
Keith Jackson has opened up on his disappointment over the San Francisco 49ers takeover that he exclusively revealed in February, the Daily Record reporter admits that it has hit a bum note.With the misery under Phil Clement driving bears to distraction Jackson discovered details of a takeover plan in mid-February,…
For non-Record readers today’s EGM was something of a wash-out, sustainability is the watchword of the new regime, when Derek Llambias and the Easdale brothers tried that in season 2014/15 they were chased out of town.