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May I be the first to thank Ian Maxwell for saying the square root of zero! You might say that he said S.F.A. about the S.F.A. Mustn't forget a big shout out to the Scottish Sun for bringing us a report on a man saying nothing. I usually need to go to The Onion for this sort of thing.

Is this relevant to concerns about an all Catholic football tournament?

Catholic schools don't just teach catholics.

Titter, I can't control anything. I do ask that, before amplifying the message of our critics, you think about it though. You did think about it but after you showed your working it appears that your thoughts on the matter are very muddled indeed.

Some incredible numbers! 42k out of 43k renewing!

Am I reading this right? You think that the media intend to release a negative story on the new manager's first day but you still want to circulate it?

Quite. Should we circulate it further?

Must be something wrong here. Pretty sure most Barcelona supporters are straight in to youtube to find out how Celtic are getting on. Lets not forget the 7 million Japanese Celtic fans too.

From last year: https://twitter.com/NeilCameron5/status/890296624341299200

I think that either Mark Allen, or one of the managers, said that we won't look to bring in a new player if it looks like a young player can come through. Bringing in McGregor short term and moving on Foderingham could be a sign that one of the young keepers is in with a chance in 1.5/2 years. I still don't know who is interested in signing Foderingham though.

The impact of a post on Gersnet is not really the issue. It's also not a great idea to do something just because so many other people are doing it too. We should think about what it is that we discuss. As it is we dance to the tune of our critics.

Radical change is required. I would consider an end to seeding, a return to a knockout format, strict limitation to the loan system and equal access to European competitions for each country.

Looks onside to me.

Yeah, yeah, but do you think we should give him the attention he craves, or not?

What do you think Ian?

Maybe Rwanda should be looking for investors instead of foreign aid donors.

Ramos has ruined two finals in a row, no?

Yeah, because demand for Old Firm tickets is so low ...

This is a pleasant surprise. I'm glad that we're doing this because of high demand for season tickets. That's the right reason. Keep backing the team!

The media sure. The club will not give any thought to it when considering his future.

I don't see where the visit to a Catholic school comes in to it.

It's not a problem if the person in question behaves as a professional. Plenty of players have in the past. Given the nature of the rivalry, i.e. two big teams in a small country, then I think going along to support one team, while contracted to the other, counts as unprofessional. If that's what O'Halloran is like then it explains a lot. You can't imagine him going the extra mile for the team. You must also wonder what the other players think.

I'm not sure that the club wants safe standing. The additional seats don't need to be a structural advantage. As I mentioned, this can push up hospitality prices and season ticket prices. Also, I still think we might face restrictions on increasing capacity. We already have to keep the Albion car park open in order to open the Club Deck. Can we increase capacity without providing more parking? I think the answer may be no.

It's almost as if you are a complete stranger to the Old Firm rivalry.

Agreed. That's more or less what I mean.