Norris Cole

You mean the candlelit vigil for the guy who, err, hadn't died? They were truly magnificent entertainment that year. But so were we - we romped it.

Apologies for going off topic, but wasn't that season just magnificent. Celtic imploding right, left and centre, unable to go a week without making total arses of themselves on and/or off the pitch. Monkey Heid saying "we'll take it on the chin" after every defeat. The Reporting Scotland special when Jobbie Keane signed, and the defeat to Kilmarnock in his first game to finish the league. The 4-0 defeat to St Mirren. Lennon's arrival and the Ross County semi defeat. The referee strike and the weekly screeching for "clarification". Our form during Winter, with Boyd breaking Larsson's record. Edu 94th minute.

If not to strike break, what on Earth did Regan give them as reason? And yes, I remember well them having a go at the foreign ref they got, having spent so long calling for foreign refs. Just hilarious - they are beyond help.

Remember the "clarification" season of 2009/10? You know, where the actions of a certain club led to industrial action by referees and the shipping in of foreign refs? The season when Celtic were awarded a Scottish record 17 penalties? Yeah, that season.

The tims (and others) still call it the Daily Ranger...

I was actually a little taken aback by his comments. I know the libtards wouldn't like me saying this, but genuine racism such as this is IMO rather rare these days, at least in the UK. You can feel the venom in one or two of those texts. You wonder what his problem is. As for the SFA, it's almost too depressing to bother commenting any more. Incompetence is one thing, but I actually find them a distasteful organisation.

I'm not entirely sure how these changes are going to improve what has become a tired old tournament, of interest to a dwindling number of football fans. Call me old fashioned but it's the Champions League so should be champions-only (they might as well call it the Money Shield these days), with four groups of four and then quarter-finals. But given that that won't satisfy the TV Corporations, who are naturally more important than your average fan, I'm well aware those days are gone forever. My scepticism towards UEFA goes back to the 'second group stage', shoehorning in a load more games. You can never be certain, but like the EU, I've a feeling (or should that be hope) that the days of the 'Champions League' might just be numbered.

Well it hardly needs said.

The guy sounds like an utter rodent. On the arrival of South Korean international Kim Bo-Kyung: 'Fkn chinkys. Fk it. There's enough dogs in Cardiff for us all to go around.' On Phil Smith, football agent: 'Go on, fat Phil. Nothing like a Jew that sees money slipping through his fingers' On a list of transfer targets: 'Not many white faces amongst that lot but worth considering.' On a player's female agent: 'I hope she's looking after your needs. I bet you'd love a bounce on her falsies.' On an official at another club: 'He's a snake, a gay snake. Not to be trusted' ...and sent to members of Cardiff's staff A picture entitled Black Monopoly - where every square was a "Go to Jail" square

Been saying it for a while, guy's a player, and he has the added effect of riling opponents and their fans. As above, if he could just work on his finishing he'll be a right good player.

-v- Friday 16th december, KO 19.45 I’m a bit long in the tooth as a football follower to talk of corners being turned, but something has happened over the last two games, our two best performances of the season. Suddenly both fans and players seem up for it. Whatever the final scoreline, Aberdeen – just starting to get ideas slightly above their station - were blown away by a much changed display of grit, determination, consistency and a wee bit of skill too. Hearts were comprehensively schooled. So while I doff my bunnet to the likes of Wes and Kiernan – both of whom have shown how much I actually know about football (nae much) – only consistency over the next five months will take us to a 2nd place finish. So here’s hoping this is the start of even slightly better times, time will tell, but at the very least it was an encouraging comeback from a frankly worrying non-performance at Tynecastle a fortnight ago. Seeing as it’s Christmas, I’d just be asking for a bit more precision in our finishing. Hamilton Accies then. Maybe it’s just me, but Accies have long struck me as the only top flight side with a support willing to talk about the football, rather than indulge their sense of inadequacy with snarling hatred. I also think the strange high wall underneath the stands is pretty cool for some reason. And who can forget the absolute LOLathon when they put Hibs down on penalties (and we kept them down). So yeah, not my least favourite team. And of course, the first step on the long and glorious road to Nine In A Row. Though it was annoying to discover just a few months back that the iconic first goal of 9IAR was scored by Gary Stevens, as I thought back with horror at the 25 years of boasting of my Rangers knowledge with proud tales of Kevin Drinkell’s famous goal which started it all. As well as the Accies did to keep things respectable at the Emptihad on Tuesday, I’d be looking for three wins out of three to lead us into the final game of the season against Celtic. After which will then be the time to start making reasonable judgement of Warburton’s stewardship during our return to the top league. Prediction: Hamilton 0-2 Rangers

True that. I think all who hold Celtic dear got a bit twitchy when the Penn State thing came out.

What can you do but laugh. They are a middling sports team in a wee backwater of a country, reviled by far more than actually like them. The odd glory period but on the whole a more than sordid history, from Maley to Torbett. Add on a liberal spreading of psychological illness and you have Celtic FC. I will always love Graeme Souness, because he treated them as they deserved. Like shite on his shoe.

Again, just hugely depressing. Firstly the crime, but also the cover up. Who do Celtic think they are? The wellbeing of children is a bit more important than a, let's face it, run of the mill sports team. I'd say the same about Rangers by the way.

Only football can make grown men plunge the depths of childishness. And yes, I voted

It's just all very sad the way things are in Scotland just now. "The good name" of Celtic comes above something way more important than a game. Depressing.

Plus sa change. Keep them banned Rangers.

OK so my Dad was being a neurotic arse on the phone last night when he said we HAVE TO BOOK NOW, THERE'S HARDLY ANY LEFT.

Anyone wanting to go to ICT will need to be quick then, because when I got my ticket yesterday it was almost sold out.

Believe this has already sold out.

Sniff sniff, OP's a tim!

Mate, you've got it all wrong. Aberdeen are a massive club with a huge fanbase. Officially Scotland's second force, they are a 'sleeping giant' of the Scottish game. They may have won less trophies than Rangers, but this is purely down to our sectarianism. We are also a new club, and the Earth is flat.

Ha ha, the state of Sidemooth

Would you be happier if Peter Grant earned 3 million?

Of course. And that's fine, behind closed doors. Not in front of 50,000 fans and thousands more watching on TV.