Time-lapse Treat, Gerrard’s a laughing stock, dreadful MSM click-baiting

RESPECTED photographer Hargi posted a wonderful time-lapse of the the Glasgow Derby on Sunday, and it’s well worth checking out. All the action is included, even the brilliant celebrations from the Paradise Windfall winner at half-time. Loved the way the big guy jumped about and even managed to call over Tom Rogic for a wee cuddle.

Meanwhile Steven Gerrard reckons that his side proved that they are the best team in the league on Sunday – no laughing at the back.

“The team were excellent without him (Morelos) for 60 minutes against the best team in the league.

“So, for 60 minutes, without him and without another body, we proved we are better than the best team in the league,” he said. April’s when the madness usually sets in over in Ibrox as their season ends in frustration.

Their support, aided by their chums in the media, were busy organizing complaints against Celtic captain Scott Brown for goading them. Brown was assaulted twice, maybe three times at the game on Sunday and one with a punch in the face – which the media have reduced to a shove.

These guys agree to do these things collectively – it’s planned and it’s got a purpose.

Last night one of these papers – so desperate for click-bait hits – posted that the Celtic supporter who was stabbed in the neck had died. It wasn’t true. Surely you should only post such a thing if you have been officially informed of the death and asked to report it.

Family members heard about the ‘death’ on social media. Celtic supporters shared the bad news in good faith. That was the fault of that newspaper not the fans who did nothing wrong.

This is why the Celtic fans media is growing stronger by the day and why you should spread the word to fellow Celtic supporters about The Celtic Star, The Celtic Blog, Video Celts, Celts Are Here and any of the other Celtic sites you read.

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The Celtic Star founder and editor, who has edited numerous Celtic books over the past decade or so including several from Lisbon Lions, Willie Wallace, Tommy Gemmell and Jim Craig. Earliest Celtic memories include a win over East Fife at Celtic Park and the 4-1 League Cup loss to Partick Thistle as a 6 year old. Best game? Easy 4-2, 1979 when Ten Men Won the League. Email editor@thecelticstar.co.uk

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