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So, as I said earlier, I decided I was going to write about the Ibrox club and their proposed signing policy today. The Shankland deal is the start of it.

They are not going to spend a large sum of money this summer. Not until they can move some players on. That is why they are going, at the moment, for cheap signings or players they can get for free. The pattern they ...


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It’s doubtful that many Celtic supporters yesterday at Hampden gave much thought to Tennessee Williams.

But for me, especially at the start, the American playwright was on my mind.

Specifically, the famous final line of his most acclaimed work, ‘A streetcar named desire’ which reads: “I have always depended on the kindness of strangers.”

Despite playing l...


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Later today, or perhaps tomorrow, I have a piece to put up about the current situation at Ibrox.

I was going to talk about their signing policy. I was also going to talk about Celtic and the fundamental misunderstanding some people have about why we are so successful, which also involves that signing policy.

At the risk of writing three different articles on the...


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In the days of the Roman Republic, the one thing hated more than almost anything else was the idea of an absolute monarch. It was what the Republic had been explicitly set up to avoid. No one man was ever supposed to have authority over all the levers of the state.

The heads of the Roman Republic were called consuls and, even there, no one was allowed to rule alone. Du...


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This is Paradise. It is not just a football club. It is a way of life.

Glory, glory and congratulations to Celtic, double winners of the 2025/26 season.

We reached for another trophy yesterday by winning the Scottish Cup. Celtic did it again, in a brilliant and magical atmosphere at Hampden, as the Hoops dominated the pitch and beat Dunfermline 3-1.

I was...


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