Kasper Schmeichel arrived at Celtic Park to fill Joe Hart’s boots, but he’s leaving after “taking a flamethrower to his own reputation.” From hiding a career-ending injury to blindsiding Martin O’Neill on American TV, the Danish keeper has been accused of “industrial misconduct”.
When a club feels the need to wall off its leadership from the very people who provide its lifeblood, the ‘revolving door’ of Celtic Park has officially come off its hinges. The visual of a literal fence at Tannadice tells you everything you need to know about the total breakdown in trust between the fans and the suits.
Ewen Cameron’s “short movie” might have the equipment, but it’s got zero vision. Celtic fans have flooded the replies to expose a blatant double standard, reminding Ewen of the incidents he “conveniently” forgot. From surgical logic to outright mockery, here is how the Hoops support shut down the latest attempt to fuel a VAR narrative.
The dust hadn’t even settled on Celtic’s latest VAR drama before Tom English started spinning the narrative. Comparing a forearm to the face with a “boot on boot” challenge, the BBC pundit has the Hoops faithful calling out a blatant media agenda. From “Ah we see you” to receipts from Pittodrie, the fans aren’t letting this one slide.
Jamie Bryson is back at it. From John Beaton “cheating” claims to defending Ibrox pitch invasions, we expose the three-week Celtic meltdown you have to see.
The news on CBS Golazo was a bombshell, but it left a sour taste at Parkhead. While the pundits focused on World Cup dreams, they ignored the 12-month injury reality and the fact that Kasper didn’t even mention the Celtic fans. Is the Schmeichel era officially over?
The recent Glasgow Derby at Ibrox has sparked a predictable firestorm of media fallout, but few takes have been as
While the Ibrox fan media scrambles to point fingers at the Hoops support following our Scottish Cup victory, they’ve developed sudden-onset deafness regarding the sectarian bile and ‘Billy Boys’ singalongs echoing through their own stands. From embarrassing VAR conspiracy theories to the blatant double standards of the Broomloan bias, we’re calling out the sheer gall of the Rangers Rabble.
n a must-watch exchange, Ally McCoist—a man who lived and profited through the years of “financial doping”—suddenly finds his memory “obliterated” when asked the hard questions. From David Murray’s £6.3m to Barry Ferguson’s £2.5m, the figures don’t lie, even if the pundits do.
In the aftermath of Celtic’s 3–1 victory over Motherwell, the Scottish sports media are tying themselves in knots trying to
