Dirty Sanchez

I concur with this. It was after a Rod Wallace goal. I watched it unfold from the Main Stand and punches were thrown for sure. Ejections, not accompanied by a doing, were the norm during that era for anyone identifying themselves as being in the wrong end.

You're either on the ground by choice or because the laws of physics put you there.

If only we had a video replay system to help the refs when someone goes down in installments like that.

Unfortunate team name I've just spotted on Google Maps in Springfield, Missouri.

Presume this Aberdeen fan who's currently talking on Sportsound is actually just a parody character who's putting that comedy accent on.

Sneak preview of the highlights.

And they say we boo a lot.

Mexican wave at Soldier Field!

The likes of Sky have subtly nicked a lot of ideas from NFL TV coverage over the years. On that note, it's only a matter of time before the Slime Monster appears in front of the goalposts in the Barclays.

I don't know the answer to this, but it's caught my interest and I've been having a look. This is the leader in the clubhouse: http://www.stmirrenprogrammes.co.uk/StMirren/STM_Match_Details.php?Season=1951&GameID=195202090

I noticed this for sale. Face painting at Ibrox during the 2011/12 season. Nothing to see here.

Kelce taking a dive in the penalty area.

"not a single fan has left". A winning cup final. A few minutes after the final whistle.

They'll be dancing in the streets of Rangers. What a day to be alive.

WWE from Balogun.

I think it might be giving him too much credit to attribute any this to mind games. My first memory of him as a manager was when I was driving to a game while listening to Ross County beat Celtic in the early kick off in the semi final of the cup. Via the rise of County he'd been making a name for himself and I was genuinely interested to hear what he'd be like and what he'd have to say after this greatest result in his club's history. First impressions weren't good. Rather than being jubliant, he treated us to a bizarre rant. From the very first second of the interview he was already raging, and the crux of his ire was the stunning revelation that lots of people had apparently been predicting that Celtic would win the game. That, yesterday and much of what we've see/heard from him in between points to a guy who at the very least cannae take it, and may even be suffering from personality disorder of some sort.

My first memory of hearing Derek Adams speak was on the radio right after they beat Celtic in the cup semi final. Expected to hear a jubilant bright young manager enthusing about the biggest result in the club's history. Actually heard a seething roaster raging about everybody who had predicted that Celtic were going to win. An asterisk went next to his name that day.

I was late for kick off and you could see the pyro from the A737. I thought the scrap yard was on fire or something.

It's concussions that are of interest. You can go off with a head knock that's then later not diagnosed as a concussion, which will change the protocol for your return. Separately on this topic, I noticed that there's a textbook example of 'fencing response' , a signature concussion reaction, from Frank McAvennie in the game below. That's one to look out for when a player has had a bad head knock.

Jeezy peeps!

It couldn't have been scripted to look any more shifty.

Tin pot thread for this whole abomination.

Who's going to be our Albert van Kidd?