Why is it...

its a conspiracy. Get onto your mp.

You are a sad sack.

Maybe its because your club are in the middle of doing hee haw.

Plus, Dr John Reid said it. If you fail to win the league you were going to have to sell players.

Dont blame the BBC for your clubs inactivity and need to sell.

Christ, you were creaming yourself at the thought of another conspiracy there.

"Maybe its because your club are in the middle of doing hee haw."


Hee haw except strengthening the squad.

Jesus, even the BBC gossip column is in on the conspiracy.

Embarrassing article, compounded by the fact not a single celt agrees with you. Humiliating.

Captain Daddy Puppy,
The newspapers will always report the news (or at least their version of it) and an opinion of what is happening and why. Especially in football.
The facts are that, at the moment, RFC have a new regime in place, and for the first time in years have a positive outlook on transfers i.e. money available if Whyte is going to walk the walk as well as talk the talk. Also no-one (apart from Bougherra as usual) is looking to leave. They have a small squad and are looking to add players. Result is speculation on who they will buy. This is also fuelled by quotes from Ibrox.
As for Celtic, they lost the league again, have a massive squad and enormous wage bill, Lennon has stated he will strengthen in certain positions and two players have already joined. Add to this the fact that other clubs have offered money for Kayal and rumours of money for Brown etc, then it is obvious that speculation at Celtic is on who will leave. There has to be a cull in ther squad.
The press tell it as it appears and it is perfectly logical for the slant in the press you have described. But it is not bias.
Celtic fans - PLEASE, Give us a break from your conspiracy theories.

Captain you are bang on the money mate.

BBC Sport in Scotland is an extension of Rangers FC.

It makes it all the sweeter when we win.

Some of the Golden Oldies from David Francey thru to Davie Dodds when Celtic have scored.

Radio newsflash 'I'm afraid Celtic have scored a second goal.'

8 seconds silence and then 'No offside then?'

'Oh no - it's gone in'

'Ach ....' followed by 18 seconds silence.

The best was Archie McGerson when Celtic scored the winner in the comeback SC Final 1988.

24 seconds of silence and then 'The Goal has been given'.

Grear stuff

Chadams is still a plick on these boards then...