Gonzo79

If Celtc don't get the title and Dundee Utd stay down, I will be overjoyed. The legalities will be complex and unprecedented, particularly regarding relegation and promotion. I'd imagine that if there's a big decision made, the situation would last months or years to conclude.

It'll be interesting to see what happens. JohnMc's post is pretty much spot on, except the bit about 'many of us' losing loved ones. Keep the frail and elderly mainly in isolation, have people working from home, wherever possible and with the ceasing of large gatherings, I think most of us will emerge unscathed, with our relatives still here. The yahoo reaction to not getting the title would doubtless be hilarious.

Where did you get this info?

The season is over now. The only consideration is whether the scum get their title or not.

Just back. They're a better team than us and it was a fair result. I felt we were okay in the second half but the first half was hugely disappointing. Little effort to get stuck in an seemed content just to make up the numbers. Something is wrong at Ibrox. Maybe the players, maybe the manager...maybe a bit of both. Changes will have to be made. Arfield was my MOTM. He looked like he cared, at least.

The lads I'm coming through to Glasgow with seem to think tonight's game will be cancelled. What are the chances, at this late stage?

Torcull certainly demonstrates why people should socially distance themselves from yahoos, wherever possible. ?

Aye, hence why I said it's up to the individual. It'll be cold, wet and windy tonight too, so not the best conditions for someone with serious health issues.

I think a lot of football on the continent is going to be played behind closed doors for the next couple of weeks. The situation isn't as bad in Britain...yet. It's up to individual whether they think it's safe to attend tomorrow night. We seem to live in a very fearful society nowadays, in my opinion. I'm more fearful of Rangers being thrashed than I am about getting a serious flu.

I didn't realise the top tier was open. ?

I'll be sitting within a few metres of the German fans and intend to throw some vitamin C, D and B6 pills at them.

I think they'll beat us comfortably tomorrow, 3 or 4-0. Our defence have looked like schoolboys against Hearts, Hamilton and Ross County and Leverkusen can't stop scoring. Hope I'm wrong but I doubt it.

Home supporters get charged more than away fans tomorrow, which is a bit galling.

There's usually a cancellation option on flights and hotels, if booked sensibly. Not sure about match tickets but I'd hope those will be fully refunded.

Hopefully fans who had booked up for the away tie get sufficiently recompensed.

It's on BT Sport and that won't change. In my experience, most females avoid their men when the football's on (understandably, in my case).

It's looking likely. I'm a bit too concerned about how we'll cope with them on Thursday to even consider the away tie. Hopefully if a decision is made to play it behind closed doors it is made sharpish, for the sake of Bears planning to travel.

Neil Diamond is a walking crime against music.

We have no chance on current form. I've been watching us, except for the 1st half of the game at Tynecastle and we are all over the place, with no spine, no desire and a complete lack of confidence. Unless something drastic happens, the vermin will finish about 20 points ahead of us.

I can't stand Sweet Caroline. Tunes I think we could adopt are things like Home On The Range and Marching Through Georgia. ?

I don't think bringing teenagers into a team low in confidence is a great idea.

When he's on form, he creates his own chances.

The defence looks a shambles, the midfield is rudderless and Morelos is totally off-form. Thankfully, we got a win but there were no other positives to take from today.

We've been found out and the players have chucked it.

We are far too predictable. You could write the script for our matches just now. When something isn't working, CHANGE IT!