EddardStark

It’s quite incredible. I don’t think Celtic leadership ever considered not winning 10 in a row. Their whole financial model was built around this. Now they have a massive fixed wages cost. They don’t seem to have a clue on how to deal with this.

“I got all the numbers in last nights lottery, except five. I think that’s remarkable”

I’m assuming he’s going to be up before the governing bodies and facing charges for bringing the game into disrepute?

I’m predicting Lennon will be gone by tomorrow evening.

I don’t think we’ve played with conviction since middle of December but we’ve increased our lead. I think Gerrard needs to freshen it up a bit. However we are well ahead to no panic here.

I was listening the Livi manager earlier today. Didn’t realise the back story and his pending FaPP hearing. Hope he passes that as he definitely has made an effort to turn his life around.

The original was disappointing when compared to the book.

I fancy Livingston to get at least a point in their forthcoming double header against Celtic.

Turnbull deserves to be given a chance to play for his boyhood heroes.

No it wasn’t. He had his hand on Morelos’s back before making the first contact.

, "where a player commits an offence against an opponent within their own penalty area which denies an opponent an obvious goal-scoring opportunity and the referee awards a penalty kick, the offender is cautioned if the offence was an attempt to play the ball". “all other circumstances" though the punishment is a red card. Hedges didn't mean to trip Morelos but the Aberdeen man was not tackling in an attempt to win the ball. Therefore Beaton had no choice but to send him off despite the foul being unintentional.

It’s a red. McInnes had no complaints.

2 great wins in a week. We should have destroyed Aberdeen in a that game. We will have to work hard to lose it from here.

Jan is a very tough month for us. Plenty of games that we can slip up in. If we can remain unbeaten throughout I will feel a lot more confident of winning 55.

I loved it. When I met my wife in 84 I took her up to Glasgow for new year. I was so proud to let her experience the uniqueness of it. We were literally awake for 48 hours. Great times.