[Which player had the biggest drop off after the amount of potential they initially showed?]

2 minutes ago, Miguel Sanchez said:

Fleck's listed at 5 foot 7 now, he can't have been that big for his age when he was growing up.

Not his height but he was built like a fully grown man when he was 15/16 

[Which player had the biggest drop off after the amount of potential they initially showed?]

23 minutes ago, Stylish Kid said:

Probably a classic of being big for his age so was generally ahead of his age group. I think he's played for a the National Team recently in midfield, but nothing special TBH 

Always stories about when living in Yoker hanging about with some unpleasant characters and enjoyed a pint & kebab a bit too often 

Getting out of Glasgow was probably a good thing for him, but the hype was absolutely ridiculous way, way overboard 

[Cost of Living Crisis]

[Which player had the biggest drop off after the amount of potential they initially showed?]

26 minutes ago, Jacky1990 said:

1) Aiden McGeady.

Behave 

[Ben Doak]

Just came on for the final 5 minutes against Aston Villa 

[Favourite quirks of Scottish stadiums.]

I also enjoy going to Easter Road, just a walk from the train station makes it so accessible especially as I dislike driving in Edinburgh 

[Craig Gordon]

Double leg break 

 

[Tory Lies, Corruption and Hypocrisy- Add Them Here]

They’ve absolutely ruined the UK

 

[The Gender Debate]

Merry Christmas I suppose 

 

[Doctor Who]

Thankfully not too much giving away in the trailer 

I do miss no Christmas special this year 

[Normal Island]

Having a choir sing God save the king in a church before his Christmas message 

Seems very unchristian 

[Netflix]

Thought that Wednesday was pretty pish

Enjoyed the first few episodes but it then felt like a bit of a slog to the end

[The Wildcat Douglas Ross Experiment]

31 minutes ago, muirkirk nil said:

 

It’s mental how a guy with not one but two parliamentary jobs can also be a linesman at the weekend and apparently people are ok with this 

 

[Which player had the biggest drop off after the amount of potential they initially showed?]

1 hour ago, Stylish Kid said:

Josh something. On loan at Aberdeen. Possibly England youth captain. Absolutely bossed it, possibly against Bayern Munich. Disappeared and possibly retired early 

Josh Walker?

[Craig Gordon]

17 minutes ago, djchapsticks said:

Was so close to being genuinely world class back in the day. Sunderland was never, ever going to be his last step on the ladder if not for some rancid luck.

I hope he can bounce back but the nature of the injury and time probably means that it's the end of the road for him. 

Tremendous goalie. One of the two best the country has ever produced.

Never forget 

 

[The Gender Debate]

I see the fanny flasher has decided to double down

 

[The Goalkeeper - Next Big Problem]

1 hour ago, Ludo*1 said:

I reckon Clarke might try and tempt Marshall out of retirement.

Not a bad idea but how has his form been for this season?

Unfortunately that leaves us in the same position of having an aging keeper with no apparent successor 

[Celtic v St Johnstone 24th Dec]

1 hour ago, bennett said:

Apologies for slating Angeball lhads.

 

Won't happen again. 

I still don’t understand 

You’re slating him now?

For what exactly?

[Celtic v St Johnstone 24th Dec]

3 minutes ago, bennett said:

Baffling...

 

 

What are you struggling to understand here?

[Celtic v St Johnstone 24th Dec]

17 minutes ago, PauloPerth said:

Turnbull should be banned sine die.

Flying kick into the goalkeeper’s head just isn’t on.

Poor guy getting banned on Christmas?!

Bah Humbug! 

[Celtic v St Johnstone 24th Dec]

31 minutes ago, tree house tam said:

It takes a certain type of inbred to become a Celtic fan. Guaranteed win against everyone in the league, how the f**k can that excite anyone? 

Let's get together, sing some Irish songs glorifying terrorism, pretend we're all religious with irish heritage, Watch a stroll of a 'football' game against a side with a 100th of your budget, then go home beat up the wife and pish in your cupboard. Different breed these c***s.

The Irish heritage really annoys some people 

No idea why 

Edit: Also the amount of gatekeeping from some people telling others what they should and shouldn’t enjoy at the football

Its bizarre 

[Celtic v St Johnstone 24th Dec]

When the home team wearing it’s away kit 

 

[Celtic v St Johnstone 24th Dec]

33 minutes ago, Drew Brees said:

Kyogo playing at the back

Bold move 

[Celtic v St Johnstone 24th Dec]

6 minutes ago, PauloPerth said:

Seriously, Celtic and rangers should add a wee tagline under their club crests ‘you don’t have to act like a fanny to support our club’. Just to let folk know they can break free from the mould.

I’ve been caught in the police kettling in the past, it’s really not a pleasant experience and I wasn’t acting like a fanny, I was just walking along the street on my way to the game.

There is no need for that number of police, apart from the overtime pay

[The Gender Debate]

33 minutes ago, invergowrie arab said:

If it wasn't such an important subject I'd bite your hand off  for the Tories to try and overturn a piece of Holyrood legislation with support from every party in the Parliament. 

People who support independence so Scotland can make its it’s decisions is upset that the Scottish parliament is making its own decisions and want the Tories to overturn it