As I say, Miller won't be there for much longer.

And if you think he's a bad player, wait for our new Aussie. He's not so much a Viduka, Kewell or a Chipperfield, but more in the mould of a strikers Jacob Burns

Hearts pulling a shock at Celtic yesterday.

And John Collins' management skin saved by Rangers

A shock woould have been Celtic winning and playing well.

Second Old Firm defeat on the spin next week. The result is not in doubt.

Cheer up Dave. One game less for Lennon and Miller in Bhoys colours

Sons of William 2 The Betrayed Catholics 0.

Its a shame that Celtic have already won the league with Gers getting better so it seems and Celtic getting worse.

Celtic getting worse! We have been poor all season! It's just Rangers have been even worse.

Scott Brown for £4.4 million ???



Lets hope that Gordon Strachan has some striker that can score goals, because he's going to be living on scraps with him and Hartley pulling the strings at the highest level.

Someone really must be having a laugh here....

[iManchester United are considering an £8m summer transfer bid for Hearts and Scotland goalkeeper Craig Gordon, BBC Sport understands.[/i

Diego Milito to Celtic. About as likely as Tristan to Rangers.

Celtic will table a £5m bid for Manchester City midfielder Joey Barton this week. (News of the World)

Oh FFS!

They can't do this to me!

Dear DD.... enjoy


GORDON STRACHAN is the new name in the frame to become Manchester City manager, writes NEIL CUSTIS.

Strachan and Blackburn boss Mark Hughes are top of the wanted list for those advising Thaksin Shinawatra — the former Thai Prime Minister, whose £108million takeover bid for the Eastlands outfit is the one favoured by the City board.

Celtic chief Strachan, 50, is on a one-year rolling contract at Parkhead so would have no problem leaving the club. He is also understood to be keen on the move back to the Premiership.

Shinawatra’s advisers are desperately trying to steer him away from appointing former Chelsea boss Claudio Ranieri.

And Strachan — who led Southampton to the 2003 FA Cup final and Celtic to two Scottish titles — is seen as the right man to get the most out of Shinawatra’s promised £50m transfer kitty.



The League and Cup double is won, but yet another downright abysmal performance.

I suppose it's churlish to complain, but the warning signs are there. Unless there is a major overhaul up front and in midfield, Celtic won't win a bean next season.

To be fair to Strachan, his team played good football last season, but this season it's been dire in the extreme.

Celtic are rumoured to be preparing a bid for Rami Shabaan. This in turn strengthens the rumours that Boruc to Bayern Munich is done.

God No