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Last week, as you all know, I put up a post about Jota and the idea that he might be out until November. Martin O’Neill has now confirmed that this is the likely timeline, talking about Halloween as the earliest realistic point at which the player might even have a chance of being in contention for the first team.
Obviously, every Celtic fan wants to see Jota back as q...
There is a line in The West Wing that came back to me when I read the Record’s latest piece on Daizen Maeda.
It comes from a one-episode character called Will Sawyer, a reporter assigned to cover the White House. He is not thrilled about it. In fact, he seems to regard the whole thing with something close to contempt, and at first CJ thinks that contempt might be part ...
Let’s talk about how Celtic fans feel right now. This not transfer window anxiety; that is normal. What we are feeling right now is dread.
There is a Stephen King quote I have always loved.
He talks about knowing that there is no such thing as the monster under the bed, knowing that it cannot possibly be real, knowing that there is nothing down there waiting for...
No matter how many transfer rumours appear, no matter how many clubs offer bigger wages or promise a different future, some stories keep finding their way back home. Maybe that is exactly what is happening with Kelechi Iheanacho.
The more I read, the stronger that feeling grows inside me.
His heart never truly left Celtic.
Reports now suggest Celtic are m...
I like military history, and I know there have been countless times though recorded time when an army restricted its use of its weapons for one reason or another. This sometimes doesn’t matter to the outcome of its wars, but occasionally it does. There are many reasons why a military might reject certain weapons in its arsenal; America was not dropping nuclear bombs on Vietna...