The SFA’s choice of officials for Tynecastle raises every red flag and Celtic enter a crucial match with the deck stacked ...

Celtic’s comeback win over Sturm Graz showed the return of attacking football, belief, and Brendan Rodgers’ swagger — but ...

I’ve read some atrocious nonsense about Hearts over the past few weeks and months. You’d think they’d already accomplished something spectacular, but the truth is they haven’t. They are on a good run ...

Sacking Brendan Rodgers won’t save Celtic’s season—it’ll make things worse under this board’s failed head coach model.

For a long time, one of the things that has held Celtic back and inflated the board’s sense of self-importance is how they thought they were viewed outside Scotland. They mistook the respect afforded ...

The past few weeks have seen things change at Celtic. Not for the better, obviously. But one of the few changes that might hint at something better to come is in the captain himself — in his demeanour ...

One of the most remarkable things about covering sport in Scotland is how shamelessly hypocritical our media is. They’ve reversed themselves on so many subjects. They have contradicted so many past ...

After our late winner against Motherwell just before the international break, I honestly thought Celtic were ready — sharp, focused, and set to hammer Dundee. Two weeks ago, I said The Lions looked ...

One of the things those calling for the manager’s head over the last 24 hours keep falling back on is the supposed availability of Ange Postecoglou. It’s as predictable as it is boring. I’ve written ...

The criticisms for Rodgers are definitely due. But when you look at the options open to the Celtic boss on Sunday, it is impossible not to have a little sympathy for him. Because what we’re seeing ...

Sometimes you read something in the Scottish media so brazen that your jaw just drops. I read one of those jaw-dropping statements today, and it came from Keith Jackson. Oh dear God, how I laughed.