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With a nine goal advantage in GD. They’ve scored more and conceded fewer. Keep it up Arsenal.

On the contrary, my dear fellow, please accept my grateful thanks.

Look at it from the point of view of the enemy. Threw away a two goal lead then having got back in front relaxed and lost another equaliser and with it the chance to go four ahead. Opportunity lost. On the other hand the opposition’s game in hand is away from home and even if that game is won, the likely decider is at home with no away fans and their record at Parkhead is absolutely pathetic. So, a bit disappointing but everything to be cheerful about. Me, I’m very disappointed and gloomy as Hell about the prospects.

The damage is the opportunity spurned to go two points ahead with a game in hand. At this stage of the season that would have been a mighty advantage. All is not lost but it means avoiding defeat at Parkhead. Scraping a draw at home isn’t a good omen for getting one away against the same team.

That was s failure.

Buzz off. I’m here already.

Arsenal top. Come on United. (Just for tomorrow, to be clear)

English seizes upon one possible out of many interpretations of McCoist’s words and runs round the room brandishing it over his head and refusing to let go. I had a golden retriever once who did that with folks’ cushions when I took him visiting.

Over half an hour in and no reports of drownings so far.

I don’t like “old firm” either. Never did. Who wants to be partners with them?

Only one question needs to be asked if Rangers lose on Sunday. Will he be able to strengthen the team for next season? In fact, the same question should be asked if Rangers go on to win the league. Barring abject collapse in the remaining matches Clement has done enough.

City before Liverpool any day of the week.

I think it’ll be the Gunners.

Johnny Hubbard. What a sportsman - Football, tennis, rugby, golf, excellent in all of them.

A point saved at St James is acceptable.

I agree provided the team doesn’t get stupid.

Well observed, Tsb.

The great Fred Trueman. In Test Matches, one great advantage was having Brian Statham at the other end.

Good to see that shot. A schoolboy was telling me how much he was looking forward to Easter holiday events especially being taught by his father how to play pool. I hope I managed to disguise my disapproval. A father should teach his son billiards. When the boy has mastered billiards, snooker on an occasional recreational basis is acceptable but pool never.

Wright’s foot in the box according to the caption. Not if he’d been brought down in open play, it wouldn’t have been. I don’t think it was a penalty. The defender was on the way down from his jump when Souttar started his.

Never heard of him. I have now.

A move ahead as usual.

Could one club afford them? It would need a new club underwritten by the Spanish government. Reallona Unido.

How much for the pair? £300M?

I’m just getting started, Bill. This is really for dotards well into their second childhood. You’ve got a year or two yet before you begin to approach that stage. God knows what young @CammyF is doing here. His observations are very welcome nonetheless.