MJC

Matter of opinion. As I said last week in my opinion no they are not. There is no Rangers equivalent to Tom Boyd apart from anything else.

Him and people like him are one of the reasons why I detest Celtic so much. That horrible chip-on-the-shoulder and manufactured victim complex which he uses to pressurise match officials into giving Celtic decisions. He even took part in their ridiculous ‘Anyone but Celtic’ film which they released to ramp up their conspiracy nonsense.

It's in our hands and I would rather be in our position just now than Dundee Utd's or Kilmarnock's but we are not officially 100% safe yet. One more win should be enough.

I couldn't stand Grant as a player but as a 'Celtic minded' pundit he's actually okay and usually reasonable in his comments. Compare and contrast him to Tom Boyd with his dribbling whining and chip on the shoulder about anything and anyone out with Celtic then Peter Grant is night and day.

Ideally we wouldn’t play Dundee Utd until we are officially safe but whenever we do play them I would be more confident of a result if we were to face them at Tannadice than at Fir Park for some reason. We of course should be playing them up there but you just never know. We need to cement our safety as soon as possible otherwise nerves could kick in.

I’ll be very surprised if he’s still here next season. He’ll be 32 in June so he’ll probably be looking for one last ‘bigger’ move and his agent certainly will be. I think he has a year left on his contract? So we should get a fee for him if he goes this summer but it won’t be anywhere near £1M though. He will be a big loss when he goes, as strikers who can bag you 20+ goals a season are hard to come by for clubs our size.

He’s gutted. GUTTED!

This makes todays point even better.

Our first point against Celtic since 2018 too. Finally we end that losing run.

Them and old Keevins over on Clyde. Get it right up them and Tom Boyd and the regulars in the Railway Tavern. Great result. But we’re not safe yet.

If this is still level at 90 minutes there will be about 10 minutes stoppage time.

Kelly took a fair knock to be fair, hence why they had Oxborough getting prepared.

Choke on that one Boyd ya walloper.

Indeed and it is absolutely delusional to suggest that just now. People need to get wise to this. We are not safe until we are safe and cannot finish 11th or even 12th. Spray paint the words “We are not safe yet” on the ceiling of your bedrooms and shout those words out every single night until the point where we can say with absolute certainty that we cannot be relegated this season if you have to, but at this moment in time we are NOT safe.

If and when we are officially, 100%, signed sealed and delivered safe then I’ll give everyone peace with it. Until then I’ll remain concerned about it.

We should be fine. But until we are then it is absolute nonsense to say that we are safe.

Yeah the last couple of weeks have been frustrating. Had Utd not scored the last minute winner against Hibs… Had we turned up against Utd at home last week and not threw away a 1-0 lead… If Utd and Killie didn’t both win today while we lose at Parkhead… It just has that feel of everything going against us just now and we could easily be sucked into trouble. We desperately need the post split fixtures to throw up some kind and winnable fixtures in the first couple of games so we can put this to bed asap.

Right, so it’s still mathematically possible for us to finish 11th then? Therefore we are not safe yet.

That’s true but we could really do without Utd, Killie and St.J all winning today. If those results stay the same then this should serve as a massive wake up call to anyone who thinks we are safe. It’s still in our hands, yes, but there is work to be done yet.

No we’re not. St.Johnstone now winning too. And 1-0 Celtic which means one thing = game over.

Dundee Utd and Kilmarnock both winning. Talk of us being already safe is wild.

For the entire week leading up to that game all we were being told about was how Celtic were coming to Fir Park to win the league. How their fans had bought tickets for the home ends in their thousands and there was nothing we could do about it except sit, watch then slink away to leave them to celebrate winning the league at OUR home ground. That their obnoxious, sanctimonious, smug, arrogant followers were going to party in our stands as they cheered Martin O’Neill, Chris Sutton, Neil Lennon etc parading the league trophy around FP. So to stop them doing all of that, to rip it out their grasp and hand it to their bitter rivals with minutes to go and get the satisfaction and the glory of seeing them all deflated, broken and in tears was absolutely epic. Each to their own, absolutely, but to me only winning a trophy would top the feeling I got that day. We’ve had bigger and more important results over the years since that day, but 22/05/05 was just so, so deliciously sweet.

And as if there aren't already enough reasons to dislike Celtic, there's also Tom Boyd. The last Motherwell FC captain to lift silverware or not the man is an absolute wank.

Some proper “west of Scotland Celtic influenced” retort right there. Disliking Celtic more than Rangers does not equate to supporting or even liking Rangers.

One of my all time favourites that day. The way it happened just couldn’t have been better, couldn’t have been any sweeter and couldn’t have been anymore gut-wrenching for them. Even almost twenty years later they still haven’t got over that day and they never will and that is brilliant. Along with sickening their arrogant, self righteous hoardes in every stand at Fir Park that day and the ones crammed into pubs or in front of their TVs, that Celtic team was full of horrible, dislikable characters like Chris Sutton, Neil Lennon, Jackie McNamara and Alan Thompson and managed by that slimy, poisonous shit stirrer Martin O’Neill. So to ram it right up all of them in the manner we did was absolutely fucking delightful. And let me be clear on this, it wouldn’t have been anywhere near as enjoyable and satisfying, for me at least, had it been Rangers that we had beaten to deny them the title. I’ll always be grateful to Rangers for winning their game that day otherwise Celtic would still have won the league at our ground.