If we don't win it, I could not care less who does. I prefer it's not one of the OF, as their fan meltdowns have added to the entertainment this season, but they will still be favourites.
Every team bar one, however, is going to lose.
Watching Dundee, with 3 minutes to go and needing to hang on, and the keeper kicks it long for Celtic to immediately win it back.
I'm thinking, "play it short and keep possession!"
Just bin VAR.
It's that simple. Subjective decisions in the booth are wrong just as often as subjective decisions on the pitch.
If we must keep it, go with the 20 or 30 second rule. Can't see any error within those 20 or 30 seconds, no clear and obvious error, decision on the pitch stands, and we move on.
It's nice to be in the conversation without the pressure of being directly in the mix.
Maybe the stealth approach will see us sneak up a position or two in the last few weeks.
The face he pulls when he talks about the attention JT received from around the world, and "also from the UK' tells you all you need to know about what the thinks of the UK attention. (Starts around the 3 minute mark)
I don't disagree. While I know logically we might to lose a game at some point from a poor performance, dodgy decision or bad luck, every game right now feels winnable.
The last time it felt like this was when we ran away with the First Division under Davie Hay. We lost the first game at Rugby Park then went on something like a 20 league game unbeaten streak (and only lost 4 all season).