SpidermansGaffer

Israelites not welcome at the piggery.

Did he say Desmet Dermond???

They’ll end up with Larry White fae Auchenshoogle Rovers 👍🏼

Ian said something naughty.

Dirty wee bastard. Hopefully the compliance officer will be typing up his citation as we speak. oh wait...

Adrian Durham ripping into the tims again just now on talkSPORT. it’s like foreplay before SSB...😂

Plucky celtic gain vital point against Livingston in battle for second place Old Firm Facts1 hour ago celtic remain hopeful of overcoming the odds and securing second place in the Premiership Photo by Ian MacNicol/Getty Images Many criticised celtic’s choice to press ahead with their trip to Dubai, but the decision appears to have been vindicated. Plucky celtic secured their third draw in a row as they simply refused to be overawed by the 2017 League One winners. With Hibs and Aberdeen six and seven points respectively behind Neil Lennon’s men prior to kick-off, celtic knew they could put themselves firmly in the driving seat for that coveted second-place finish. The visitors bravely held out for 15 minutes, but Ciaran Brown took advantage of celtic having signed Shane Duffy to put Livingston ahead. An upset appeared to be on the cards at half-time as celtic went in 2-1 up thanks to goals from Moi Elyounoussi and Nir Bitton, but normal service was resumed when Jay Emmanuel-Thomas levelled the scores on the hour mark. Most would have expected Lennon’s men to capitulate at that point, but at a snowy Tony Macaroni Arena the time spent in Dubai’s notoriously bitter conditions paid off. Indeed, celtic were so confident that, instead of throwing on a striker, they brought on a 35-year-old midfielder to make some faces at inferior players and pretend he didn’t feel cold. It proved to be yet another inspired substitution from Lennon, as Brown went on to dominate the 77th, 78th, 79th, 80th and 81st minutes. The result maintains celtic’s impressive six-point lead in the fight for second, with Jack Ross and Derek McInnes forced to watch on helplessly in their living rooms. With their opponents desperate for a goal in order to spare their blushes, celtic remained calm and saw the game out. Tonight’s result has led to calls for the manager to be sacked, but Livingston insist they remain fully behind David Martindale. In other news, Plucky celtic gain vital point against Livingston in battle for second place

Bit harsh mate. 52 is the new 27 don’t you know...

Absolutely. She could read the phone book to me as foreplay...

Anne Lundon...😍

Had Covid but cured now...

Barkas at the Livi goal...

Woah.... Feargal Sharkey & Andy Walker - its the same fucking bloke!

“My beautiful, child molesting, sellik”

It’s not mystifying Shug, the horrible little fucking fenian rodent is trying to sabotage the league. Imagine how angry the powers that be will feel when they listen to this shameless little rat.

Anyone else think lennon sounds half-pished??

Ahhh...didn’t hear that bit!

Albertz played in the 99/00 Scottish Cup Final did he not??

Jorg Albertz

Calamity Shane...🤠

Is Gerry eating a Curlywurly?

Livi will physically batter that team (hopefully twice)

Club Statement Hibernian FC today reiterated it would do everything possible to ensure it meets its duty of care to all players and staff ahead of tonight’s fixture at celtic Park. The club had asked the SPFL and celtic to carry out an additional round of 'on the day' Covid 19 testing of celtic players to provide an extra measure of assurance. We regarded this as a reasonable request – given the incubation period of the virus – but, unfortunately, our request was refused. The request followed 16 members of staff and players at celtic being told to self-isolate on their return from an overseas training camp to Dubai after a positive result for one player, Christopher Julien, who is long-term injured and whom we wish a speedy recovery. The SPFL made clear that not fulfilling the fixture would have severe consequences for Hibernian. The club also notes that we are being asked to fulfil this fixture less than two weeks from our Betfred Cup semi-final. We have been assured by the SPFL that any Covid 19 issues that may arise from fulfilling this fixture will be taken into account, and the semi-final postponed if required.