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Taig director in his ear no doubt setting the agenda

"If Celtic were playing in my back garden I'd close the curtains" One thing we can agree on!!!

More like I. M. Jolly

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Bit bit bit bit......

McInnes jumping on the bandwagon with Lennon and raising concerns about some of the grounds in the league. You wonder where this will end up...... Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes says he has voiced concerns about the changing areas at "a couple of grounds", as it emerged that clubs have been asked to review their Covid-19 protocols. At a 42-club SPFL meeting last week, one club raised the issue of space given to visiting teams at stadiums. The JRG responded by emailing clubs in the top two tiers asking them to review what they are providing. "There are clubs that do it better than others," said McInnes. "When we are in a dressing room, we have got to be socially distant. But there are a couple of grounds where the concerns are clear right from the outset and you are a bit nervous about that next Covid test. "I have voiced my concerns about where the space isn't adequate, and where if we had a positive test then we would be in real danger of wiping out the majority of the squad." On Monday, Celtic manager Neil Lennon claimed different clubs are interpreting the rules in different ways and criticised the size of the changing facilities at some stadiums. St Johnstone challenged those suggestions after being named, and McInnes was keen to emphasis that he was not "telling tales or sticking clubs in". "We learn from other clubs when we visit, and they can learn from us," he said. "It is just about trying to provide the safest environment and to keep the whole thing moving. "It is great the authorities are now getting involved. The majority of clubs we have visited have been spot on but there are one or two who should be made to do it better." Hibernian counterpart Jack Ross was also about the issue but said he had "been okay with everything". "We've been in areas of stadiums that we normally wouldn't be in and it's the same here at Easter Road, where away teams are changing in the concourse underneath one of the stands," he said. "There has been a variety of ways in which clubs have had to be creative to make sure they provide the necessary facilities."

Shame SKY aren't giving this shithousery the full build up before the game. Only 15 minutes between programme start and KO. Hardly enough time for Boyd's grin and Walker's apology

Celtic are still a "fantastic team" and have not given up on winning a 10th successive Scottish Premiership title, captain Scott Brown says. The skipper was among 13 players who had to isolate following Christopher Jullien's positive Covid-19 test after the club's Dubai training camp. Depleted Celtic - also without manager Neil Lennon - drew both matches in the players' absence and trail Rangers by 21 points with three games in hand. "We always have the faith," Brown said. "We've always got that positivity. We know that we can keep winning games and that's what we have to do to put pressure on our rivals. "Yeah, I don't see why not [winning the league is still achievable]. We believe that it is, but we need to make sure we win every single game now."

Rooney!!!

Maybe, but it's fucking painful sometimes listening to him waffle on with his leading questions only for the caller to say 'yes' once he's finished rambling

Christ Gordon Duncan is the king of the leading question. "so caller, are you annoyed at celtic because they have done this, that and the other??" He does it all the time. Just let the fuckers speak man FFS!

C'mon Gary, smash this Welsh prick!

Cannot handle afternoons like this! Christmas is back on now!!

THANK FUCK!!!!!!

Was he the raging maddy who said celtic fans 'need to support the club not tomorrow, not today, but now!'

Keevins - "That's the problem WE have" ..... FFS. Said while discussing replacing Lennon.

Well well well, this is from the BBC website tonight. "The SPFL says "several clubs" have had a change of heart and indicated support for giving the board power to decide another incomplete season" Wonder what caused that..............? Here we go again!

What we need to worry about is the lengths Liewell and Doncaster will go to to ensure the ‘consensus of opinion’ is the one they want it to be.

Mike Tyson v Roy Jones Jnr, September 12th, Las Vegas!

SFAnta Clause coming early with a present for the Tims

Any decent suggestions as to which pubs in the city centre may be showing Joshua v Ruiz next Saturday night?