Benjamin Nygren's pass must be the most expensive mistake in Scottish football history.
It's absolutely killed Celtic tonight, changing the momentum of a tie they were in complete control of.
This is scandalous. Ludicrous unjustifiable grants of legal aid are an under-appreciated blight on the legal system. There will be many far more deserving litigants refused legal aid.
It’s genuinely astounding that people think a man responsible for a budget of 68 thousand million pounds, with responsibility for foreign inward investment to Scotland, shouldn’t have been utilising the world cup to leverage investment, jobs and further growth into Scotland.
This is the argument to vote yes, no matter how much you hate "they bastards across the city"
Coefficient is lower than it's been in any year since 2012. It will take several years of several teams performing well to get back even just to the entry points we've had this summer
Did we watch the same documentary?
What I saw was far-right extremism, racist rhetoric and the violence it fuels against people of colour.
The reality on screen tells a very different story: Reform’s divisive politics and racist rhetoric have created these tensions.
BBC Scotland Disclosure programme is about Glasgow being lawless. It’s funny how they’ve never done a programme about radiation leaks in the Clyde. Maybe they’ll do one, on Israeli interference the Scottish elections.
Even if he wanted to be an ambitious groupie and reject this, his parents who put everything on the line for him to play football will probably ring him to remind him they’ll support whatever choice he makes, but he should use his head.
This is an excerpt from his interview with The Players Tribune:
“What were you doing at 19?”
For me, that’s a funny question.
When I look at the City dressing room, I almost have to laugh. Phil was a star at that age. Erling was killing it in the Bundesliga. And me? The guy with the mustache and the funny name?
I had a contract with Aldi.
ALDI Grocery Stores.
“Quality food. Everyday Low Prices.”
“At 19, that was my job. Every day after school, I’d bike to the store in the centre of Zwolle, my hometown. For the next four hours, I was a cashier. I was carrying jarred pickles from the storage room to the shelves. I didn’t really want to do it, but I was living with my parents, and one day, when I was lying on the couch in sweatpants watching the Premier League, my mom looked at me and said, “Tijjani, you really need to get a job. You’re an adult now. Maybe you could deliver newspapers?”
I said, “Don’t worry, I’m sure something will turn up.”
“But then she saw an application form at Aldi and filled it out. She even made me hand it to the store manager, and when we talked, I did my best to not get the job. They must have been really desperate though, because the next day he called me.
“You start tomorrow.”
That’s a guy who was on the verge of living that life and he suddenly has a chance to make such heavy bags. Even if he stays eventually, it’d take a ridiculous level of convincing and sleepless nights.
His career has gone in a way that surprises himself.
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I've seen Celtic fans be slightly divided over Haissem Hassan. The majority seem really excited about the Egyptian winger, but there is some scepticism about his end product stats.
With him only contributing to 10 G/A in his two seasons with Oviedo, I'm not going to outright say that those doubters are wrong with their judgement.
I do however think that the reasons behind his lack of goals and assists need expanded on, as I think that Hassan has the potential to be one of the most exciting players to come over to Scotland.
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The fairytale run continues for the Chawinga sisters and Malawi ❤️🇲🇼
Malawi are now the first African team in 30 years to reach the final of a Nations Cup in their debut 🔥
This is what I fucking mean. You’d go training on a Saturday morning, come home, slap on Soccer AM then watch the early kick off, then SSN, then the late game, bang some fifa in between and the rest of the evening. Then Sunday; wake up MOTD, Sunday League, then Super Sunday… 🥲