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It may have been a reference to the possibility Rogers would be prepared to walk out on his contract mid season at Celtic to join another club

The boy who broke Brendan

Hopefully we can get at least a draw from this as I think that would keep our momentum going. I don’t think we are too down after that defeat since we acquitted ourselves pretty well for the most part. Great run of games in March if we can get something here. Next, Accies in a local derby then “6 pointers” against our rivals, Hibs and St Johnstone, battlin for 6th spot. COYW

Well at least that is James Scott off the hook. The f*ck*rs now have something else to get their sanctimonious knickers in a twist about. Good news as I wouldn’t want to see a promising youngster havehis prospects blighted by such a minor indiscretion.

Bobby Moore, when he played for Fulham. He was politely asked if he had any jewellery on him .

Thanks for that, although clearly Saint Brendan would never do such a thing . I may have misconstrued my Sellick-leaning relative's gesture towards the headline, in which case I retract my scandalous suggestion that Scottish Red Tops are full of crapola, obvs. It's a funny old game, Saint.

Robinson showing some more class in addressing Scott Bain's reaction to the James Scott goal; Like how he managed to get a wee mention of Brendan leaving

Mjc post on page 20 is an absolute pearler Sent from my SM-A320FL using Tapatalk

Dear Brendan & Co You should have a wee read at this article http://m.thecelticwiki.com/page/1995-8-31.+Celtic+2-1+Raith+Rovers.+League+Cup.

Christie wasn't down in need of treatment, he'd already had that so it's not all that clear cut. That said, if Celtic had scored a goal in the same circumstances yesterday we'd have been unhappy so it's probably one that we've got wrong. However, the sanctimonious shite that we're being subjected to now almost makes me happy that we did it. As has been mentioned, last season alone Celtic scored twice where their player threw themselves to the ground under no contact and feigned injury to get a Motherwell player sent off. Not once did Brendan Rodgers offer anything other than an assertion that they had done nothing wrong and sought to justify both penalties. Against St Johnstone they were awarded a penalty which clearly wasn't, and were more than happy to tuck it away and move on. No talk of Celtic players needing to "redeem themselves" or thoughts of how "It's a goal that shouldn't have stood so you have a chance to do something about it" and how these incidents are "unfortunate for the game" or even how Sinclair, McGregor and Brown were involved in "disappointing acts on a football pitch" and how "the criticism goes to the players because it wasn't a good act at all". None of that at all. Chris Sutton called it disgraceful, yet he himself did exactly the same thing as a player. Brendan Rodgers' Celtic side played on to score while an Astana player was lying with a head knock. Strachan's Celtic sides would routinely 'give the ball back' by chipping it into the corner and pressing the opposition. The hypocrisy from the Celtic fans and management is astounding on this - and that's not even mentioning the Edoard challenges on Aldred and McHugh and the reaction to McHugh being stretchered off, followed by the "Orange Bastard" tweets he was sent amongst those wishing him dead. An Irishman from Donegal who has his Twitter name in Gaelic hardly screams "Orange" to me... In a week where the Celtic fans were shook to the core by an incident at Ibrox that had nothing to do with them they have displayed the exact behaviour they were devastated by. Ashamed of nothing, offended by everything. Fuck them.

If you've got the guy's ear, maybe the white Umbro away with the claret/amber panel across the chest could be the next project? They've brought that template out for the Dundee home kit and Current Buns away previously I think.

Any thoughts on our penalty appeal on Hastie at 2-1? As for the incident at the goal, I remember when we did it up against Inverness, and it was justified then too. If Ryan Christie is on the floor writhing in agony and they kick it out then aye, fair play, give them the ball back. If he's hobbling about the park and they put the ball out so they can make a sub, then fuck em. I mind when Brendan Rodgers became Celtic manager I thought that it was a good thing for Scottish football and would raise the profile of our game. Words cannot describe how much I hate that greasy cunt nowadays. Fuck him and fuck his team.

Do you remember how we raised the issues after the League Cup Final....and three days later they get a questionable penalty against us to save them with two minutes to go? Do you remember Burrows voicing his frustration and Rogers and the media roundly mocking him and his laptop footage in the days after? Do you remember the red card Kipre got for nothing in the following game at Fir Park? Highlight it, scream blue murder all you want it'll get turned right back on you by the media who are quite happy to keep an issue on the boil to sell papers or get clicks or a referee pissed because you've had the temerity to highlight their colleagues ineptitude and ultimately it'll most likely make fuck all difference. Or you do the smart thing. Make them all believe you are full of contrition and it's been a terrible mistake and a big learning curve and there is little more they can add. Some of the immediate heat is taken off Scott and time is bought to formulate a response where Robinson can prepare more fully for the inevitable questions that will come in the Kilmarnock pressures.

Disappointing from Robinson after the match. Very similar to the league cup final. Eduaord injures two of our players, not a word about it. Celtic bleat on about sportsmanship, easy enough to mention dives and elbows but he keeps stchum. Does he stick up for James Scott? Did he fuck. Celtic hounded Bowman and Kipre, continually disrespect our club yet the manager refuses to stand up for us. On the other hand he'll have a go at Curtis Main when he's playing him with a concussion. He'll have a go at Adam Livingstone when he's been badly prepared for a match. Yet he won't say a word against Celtic. Something not right here.

I like Richard Tait.