Hang on. I thought it was JBA that was definitely taking over at Celtic:
Portugal boss Roberto Martinez to Celtic could already be "planned" after the World Cup.
That's according to pundit Gabby Agbonlahor, who reckons Benfica gaffer Jose Mourinho will already be lined up as a replacement following the tournament. Martinez is the bookies' favourite to be named the club's next boss for the long term when Martin O'Neill leaves in the summer.
Statistically, we are on track to score more goals than the team that won the Cup in 1991.
51 total in that season (50 conceded) and Arnott was top scorer with 14.
Clear red. Late, high studs, nowhere near the ball.
In his post match JBA had no complaints, and even complimented Fadinger saying if you are going to get a red, getting one for trying to prevent an attacking move is the only acceptable kind.
It gets more and more difficult every week when we are so dominant.
I went for Welsh for the goal, but even that was from a great cross and a great knockdown.
I don't have the fear in any of our games now.
I don't expect to win them all either, and wouldn't be surprised if we lose this one. Disappointed, but not surprised.
I do expect to see a good performance though, and that is what will give us a chance.
I don't feel like we're in the title race yet - still very much chasers.
That's fine with me. If we somehow end up in the top 6 in a position where winning all our remaining matches will do some damage, then I'll start thinking about it.
Aye, none of this "we need to be our best and hope to catch them on a off day" nonsense.
There's no doubt he has everyone in that team believing they can win on Wednesday.
One advantage of our high possession stats is the lack of opportunity for VAR involvement.
Obviously kicks in when there is a goal scored, but otherwise it helps keep the incompetents at arm's length.
Good job you're not our current manager who likes the environment to be a "safe space" (to use KBA's own words) where players aren't afraid to make mistakes.
Every player makes mistakes. It's just that when you're a keeper, they lead to goals more often.
When you're a Moult or a Higdon, your mistakes also cost goals at the other end, but people tend to forget those.
Not even close for me,
In fact, while Woods wasn't great, I still think he wasn't as bad as some people make him out to be. The fact that multiple managers stuck with him tends to support that.