Fans Without Scarves

This was not a planned addendum to our previous pieces on Bigotry in Football, but the debate stirred up by the recent match between Celtic and Rangers at Celtic Park seems to have stirred the issues up once again.

Seasons greetings to all who read our musings and ramblings.

The last couple of days have seen the re-igniting of claims about the impartiality of the Fare Network in Scottish Football after an incident on Twitter...

It had been intended that Part 4 would have been the concluding part of this series, but it felt like the series needed a bit of a summary and conclusion.

The real problems were buried because it is better you don’t know.

The real problems were buried because it is better you don’t know.

I’m fully aware that in writing this, I’m going to come off as a monumental killjoy to all Scottish football.

Thought it was easier to set something out here than speaking with lots of different people about what today’s story in The Times is really all about...

There is not a masonic conspiracy. There is not an unseen green hand.

History Repeating There is not a masonic conspiracy.

The previous piece in this series can be found here.

The first part of this series can be found here. Pre-2012 lessons It is well worth taking the time to read the Appeals body ruling by UEFA of 24 May 2006...

Is this the start of a better era in Scottish football?

Highlights An overwhelming majority of those polled would like to see some sort of Financial Fair Play (FFP) in domestic football to protect our game against future financial failures An overwhelming majority of those polled did not thing that domestic FFP would negatively impact on the enjoyment of football The existing protections that have been Continue Reading →...

This is something we’d been working on for a while and used as a reference point to what was going on at various times in recent history in the Scottish game.

By TJ I don’t like to toot my own trumpet, but “toot, toot”.

Two minutes of your time to provide a meaningful fan voice.

A lot of information has just been put into the public domain.

By TJ I had every intention of writing an article this week on bigotry and misbehaviour at football grounds.

Recently we published the start of our look back at the crisis that paralysed Scottish football.

Please find to follow details of a communication sent to the Supporters Liaison Officers of all the Scottish Premier League clubs today.

Scottish football boasts some of the fiercest rivalries, greatest banter and proportionally highest crowd numbers in the world.