Gonzo79

It's up to the individual. I had no problem cheering any Scotland goals as a kid. Since the Duncan Ferguson episode, my first and only trip to a Scotland match and then what happened to us in 2012, my interest in the national side has veered from disinterested to can't stand them. When people like Brown and Griffiths are playing, that just provides another excuse not to care.

For UK based supporters?

It's terrific that this is on Premier Sports, which only a few people have and even fewer pubs, none of whom/which I'm allowed to visit/are open. ?

Aye but you can cheer loudly if the racist plucked chicken scores for the country that definitely does exist and always has done.

Spiders, flies and wasps all get squashed in my house and I probably eat too much meat. My comment was flippant but it wouldn't surprise me if international sport does come under scrutiny in the near future, due to its patriotic tendencies.

Aye but yahoos aren't human, so it's allowed.

Wanting your country to defeat another is one step away from xenophobia. Appalling that this sort of thing still goes on. It's 2021, for crying out loud!

https://www.rangerscharity.org.uk/news/55-celebration-badge-pre-order-now Rangers Charity 55 badge. Good badge, good cause.

Murnaghan and Maguire - sure they'll love us. ?

Alfredo Morelos scores his 55th league goal at the Piggery and within a matter of days, Scott Brown jumps ship. So, within a few weeks, we have won our league back, completed a very credible European run and the scum head honcho, manager and captain have all jumped ship. What a magnificent time to be a Teddy Bear. Let's hope the players can stay focused and win the Scottish Cup.

Decent strike from Hagi. I expect clubs overseas will be keeping an eye on him. Romania look weird in white shorts.

The Ministry of State Security is investigating Bluedell's post. ?

I wouldn't miss it if it was stopped immediately.

Off the top of my head, Serbia is probably quite similar, with two teams from the largest city constantly dominating all the silverware. Generally, European football is getting worse for certain clubs dominating, mainly because of the Champions League - the French, German and Italian leagues have been won by the same teams for several years (although Internazionale might alter this soon). I'd go for a sixteen team league in Scotland, playing home and away but know it will never happen.

I'm still of the opinion that Brown's post-match interview was the highlight of Sunday's derby. Terrific viewing.

We've had a bloody good season, certainly far better than what I anticipated. We've won the league with ease, performed magnificently in Europe (maybe not last week though) and there's more to look forward to if the team can stay focused. Is there room for improvement - yes but not much. We haven't even been handed the trophy, so let's bask, like a sleuth of fully-fed grizzlies.

$55.00.

Strange because I thought we went into reverse gear for the period between the two goals.

I think it may have been intentional because our coaching staff knew Celtc would be in better shape and also because they'll have watched their matches and noted their lack of cutting edge. There were certainly phases where we just stood off them and let them spray the ball around.

Decent result, poor performance. We seemed to give them loads of space today - so much so, I think it must have been intentional to some extent. Great that Morelos finally netted against them. Scott Brown's post-match interview was more enjoyable than the match. You know their inferiority complex is fully back when the referees get the blame.

Isn't that freaky looking yahoo just calling Rangers (in a general sense) monkeys? Let's hope people aren't editing things to make false accusations.

Up a wee narrow close...

I was there when we beat them 4-2 on NYD '94. Nothing will ever beat that (it was my first time there).