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Banners are all the rage. And rage is on all of the banners. I’ve always described games between Celtic and Rangers as a separate life form – but now it’s gone otherworldly.
Scottish football has spent the last week arguing over whether doing the right thing is the right thing to do.
Giovanni van Bronckhorst should have gone home on Wednesday night, slept on the defeat from Liverpool at Ibrox then tendered his resignation on Thursday morning.
There’s one, traditional punchline regarded as being the technical knock-out which finishes any disagreement between Celtic and Rangers supporters.
Rangers’ arrogance is staggering. In the week in which a stream of people inside Ibrox publicly denounced the SPFL for signing a £30m-a-year broadcasting contract with Sky Television something else happened concerning the club.
I’ve got Graeme Souness ’ number. I mean his modus operandi – not his mobile number.
If there’s so much as a cheep out of the Celtic support during the pre-match ceremonials in Paisley today then it’s the equivalent of sticking two fingers up to Ange Postecoglou, the saviour of their team.
Celtic's four-goal demolition of Rangers continued to dominate the Hotline with some Ibrox fans demanding wholesale changes ahead of their Champions League clash with Ajax. Hoops fans on the other hand are relishing the challenge of hosting the holders Real Madrid.