Diddy

1990. Lost the league on the last day in 91. Rangers began spending themselves to death and collecting trophies and CL fortune whilst other clubs rebuilt their stadiums. We went into debt by building a monstrosity of a stand, pissing away some more cash meanwhile to vaguely keep up. Had a millstone around our neck for nearly 20 years as a result, whilst making cheap ***** managerial appointments and having to sell all talent coming through at the first opportunity to service the debt. An awful lot of years written off just like that. By the stars aligning - the playing field has almost leveled, we've cleared our debt, have a young competent manager, have a vast crop of youngsters coming through (like the one who waltzed up the pitch for our goal yesterday and flattened Scott Brown on his 3rd appearance), have a signing's worth of profit every season. The coming years are where it's happening. "Good luck to Aberdeen in Scotland - we know them because we played them in Europe a few years ago" - Atletico Madrid.

We don't have the size of squad to cope over a season. We don't have actually have a substitute at the moment for the correct position bar the centre midfielder of a 4-2-3-1. Yet we are better than them with our fully fit first 11. Who were you supporting in the 80s anyway?

Yeah, that's around about the 4th time Celtic have won the league this season, and the 8th in the last 2 seasons. If you play the same way at Parkhead you will at least get a draw. They are truly gash. Won't hold my breath.

Says something that we were as gash as we could possibly play and you needed 4 match changing decisions in your favour to win the game, only scoring 1 goal that could be said was of your own making via an assist from our player. The game totally changed on a dive that is embarrassing to the male gender. If you don't take anything from this Celtic team you've rolled over for them. They are hopeless.

Can't remember ever reading a more clueless forum of fans. We're miles up the table because Hayes and McGinn 80% of the time tear teams apart. Hayes went off early and McGinn is having his usual 3 game lull. Draper should have been off the pitch by the time he rugby tackled Taylor in the box, which I can't fathom some people here think 'happens all the time'. And the big streak of pish's dive (again) killed the game and any half time talk and tactics. Someone has said the difference was you were going to do something from the incident quite possibly but it wasn't a foul in the first place ya halfwit. And that Shinnie's wasn't a penalty too. Draper 'bossed' the game because he got away with it from an incompetent referee. 3 goals and a man sent off worth of wrong decisions is going to kill any team's motivation and prevent them getting into the game. Awaiting your big timmy manager rolling over to his beloved side on Saturday.