I always said that if Celtic won all their remaining six games (at a time when Rangers were potentially ten in front) then they would win it, because they heavy load of fixtures would catch up with Rangers.

Barring a mathematical miracle, that would now be the case if Celtic were to win that last one of the six.

From a position where I was bizarrely confident despite all logic saying I shouldn't be, now the noses are in front, confidence has been evaporated due to the truly despondent fear of a repeat of Motherwell in 2005.

Whereas Celtic losing the league before would hardly of been an issue, now it would be another horrible day like Fir Park if it all went wrong and Tannadice is not an easy place to go.

I will be hiding away in Manchester Academy on Thursday. I just can't watch it!



Mystic Eddie, are your boys strapped for cash? Any chance of slipping your club a bung?

Good call D.D.!

TBH, I have been thinking of such a scenario, especially after "McCurrygate" at Ibrox the other week, and if it was not for the fact that we could potentially end up 6th at the end of the season should we lose, that I reckon we would have been quite happy to try less than 100%!

But 6th would be harsh on us as we have done well this year so that scenario is not at all likely.

Not that it matters TBH as our record v the Green side of the Old Firm is absolutely appalling and Celtic WILL beat Dundee United IMO. Hell, the last time we beat Celtic, I reckon the game could only be found on CineFilm in black and white!

Let's hope the Buddies save everyone a stressful evening although there would be about as much chance of Rangers dropping points there as at Gretna I feel.

It's interesting, in the last seven years, Celtic have won it five times, all by massive margins. The two that have gone to the last day, on one Rangers outscored Celtic to pip them, on the other Celtic blew it in the last couple of minutes. Last day track records are not good.

In reality, given a bit of luck, we could have been talking about eight in a row on Thursday. Maybe should have been.

The ideal scenario is that the Buddies win tonight, then Celtic chuck it against United so we can clinch 4th in the table!

I'm hoping Dundee United do the business against Celtic and Rangers do Aberdeen.



I only wish it was Hearts up there though instead of where they currently are.

Cousins of Billy siding with Sons of Billy. Now there's a surprise!

You'd be suprised, i am supporting the tims on this occasion.

Just not the same since they closed Section N, eh?

Any other hoops fans nervous for tonights game? It would be a strange season if Celtic go onto win the league when up until before they played Rangers twice it looked as though Rangers had won it already. It would be typical Celtic if they blew it tonight, I hope I'm wrong!!

Not sure I can watch it captain. Physically and mentally.

Toyed with the idea of missing a gig tonight. Settled for watching the first half in O'Sheas and then doing what my ticker tells me to do at 8.30pm.

My heart and head tells me to go the Academy and not watch it at all.

If there is to be another Motherwell 2005, I don't want to be there to see it.

Even if I were at home, I'd be severely tempted to go into a darkened room, turn my phone off and emerge at 9.30pm and just find out once and for all who's won it without needing to bother myself about mathematics.

What are the odds on that berk Samaras missing a gilt-edged chance to win the league and gifting it to the dark side on a plate?

The prospect does tickle me!

Rangers have lost the league

After the performance of some of their fans last week, that's seems rather fitting.

Here, here.

What a shame...

Are you from Glasgow D.D? You have to be to support Celtic........gloryhunter.

Chaaaaaaaaaaampione champione ole ole ole







bouncy bouncy bouncy ahahahaha!!!

Bravo.

Loving the Huns losing the league though. So much for the quadruple

who do you follow?

He's actually a Hibs fan (I think) fair play.

Still laughing. Rangers? Quadruple? My Ar5e.

He never goes, how can he be a fan....and I'm sure he's not from edinburgh.

Go tell someone who cares.

It's gospel though, Polska Nobinhiscrack and Cock eater said so.

I must be a really bad Celtic fan then, bothered

And you would know that how exactly?

And I've supported Hibs since being seven years old when I went to Easter Road on a family trip, and as I've seen the sum total of two trophies and one relegation during that time, I don't think I could quite be classified as a glory hunter.