The Celts Are Here

I still think that we must be positive, even if recent events may have resulted in this article being “a little uneven”.Well, it is what it is, as Americans might say.

Too often blaming the mainstream media gives an easy out to Peter Lawwell and the Celtic board.

Anyone who reads this irregularly-published blog more than twice a year can tell you that I never shy away from saying, “I told you so”.I make no apology for doing so as I simply have a near-perfect memory for those occasions on which I have been proved right.A cynic might suggest that’s because they are so few in number but that’s not true.In fact, they are too many to count on the free fingers of my hands while I type this.One of those times was my enthusiastic support for Scott Brown, from the outset...

You’re already fed up hearing about Kieran Tierney leaving Celtic and so am I – but some issues need to be addressed.

Congratulations, Stuart – you have finally got that move to headier climes that you have been angling for for at least a year.

I am not going to start by sympathising with outgoing Scottish Football Association director, Gary Hughes, even though I don’t believe that he did anything wrong by calling Rangers fans “the great unwashed” in 2006 – long before he was employed by the SFA.What he said in that interview, so conveniently uncovered by The Rangers, (the original Rangers having been put into liquidation six years after the quote), was a silly joke...

I am not going to start by sympathising with outgoing Scottish Football Association director, Gary Hughes, even though I don’t believe that he did anything wrong by calling Rangers fans “the great unwashed” in 2006 – long before he was employed by the SFA.What he said in that interview, so conveniently uncovered by The Rangers, (the original Rangers having been put into liquidation six years after the quote), was a silly joke...

Yesterday, the Twitter account associated with this blog @theceltsarehere posted this “screen grab” of one of those infamous statements from The Rangers...

Yes, we all saw him and heard what Steven Gerrard had to say but, then again, some of us saw Maurice Johnston in a Celtic shirt for his “second coming” and we all know how that finished...

I have been wrong before but this move just doesn’t add upI do not like The Rangers Football Club...

For those outside Scottish football, the attacks that Neil Lennon endured have been so unfathomable as to make it pointless to try to explain...