Still seething over that Mike McCurry display against Dundee United.  The clearest case of corruption you’ll see in Scottish football.

A timely demise for this gang of villains 😂

Even Terry Butcher is stunned.

RIP Tommy Burns 🍀

That's why they hate VAR

That nakamura goal still send shivers up my spine! What a strike grabbing the badge after!!

Barry Robson and Hartley did brilliant for us.

And mccurrys now a guest on the  rangers rabble regularly 😂😂

1 of the best title wins ever.

Looking back at the oldco rangers v Dundee United game, it really is disgraceful how the ref gave all those decisions in the Huns favour. People may criticise VAR but it stops outright blatant cheating like that. The ref was NEVER going to allow deadco rangers to lose that game. Disgusting but all too common.

What you didn’t show from the Dundee United game was when United were finally allowed to score a goal, De Vries stopped celebrating, told his teammates to wait and asked the ref if it was going to be allowed. He was booked for it.

Hartley was underrated

Christ that Motherwell pitch 😂

The look on Ally McCoist’s face just before the second Aberdeen goal says that he knows the league is gone…..

The Tommy Burns title ❤

I'm an Aberdeen fan and I remember that season well. My family are all Celtic supporters. On the eve of the Celtic v Rangers game in April, when Nakamura scored the worldly and was denied a second, I remember sitting in the back seat of the car - I was 12 years old then - while my dad listened to the radio. He turned around and said to me that he believed Celtic could win the league, but they absolutely had to beat Rangers - no exceptions.

On the night of the game, I remember Nakamura belting a peach of a strike. When McGregor saved the penalty, I remember he used his ostensibly injured ankle to bolster his stance before diving, something my dad ranted about. Then came the goal from the man my dad referred to that night as 'a lump of wood'.

On the final day, I couldn't watch the Aberdeen game as my dad had the Celtic game on. The inner joy I felt when Miller and Mackie put two past them. That's probably the only Aberdeen game I was allowed to openly celebrate without being told off. Any other time I'd have been shut down and told 'if you want tae support Aberdeen, move oot and you can support them'.

19 years ago, and I can still remember half of those matches like it was yesterday. Football's a wonderful thing!

"A team renowned for for winning matches late on win the title late on" sounds familiar 😂 I'm not old enough to remember 86 I wasn't even 1 yet 😂 but stopping the 10 in a row, 08 for TB and this year are the 3 sweetest titles we've won in my lifetime HH

Cheating dobs then cheating dobs now cheating dobs forever

This season was when I began to committedly follow Celtic matches in the SPFL. I remember coming home to school, hurriedly firing up the PC and the stream to the Apr. 16. game, only to see utter bedlam - we had nicked 3 points at the death and there was a brawl at the end. That season I spent my first days at a Celtic forum argoing in favor of Nakamura, who was said to be shite and defensively useless. Scott Brown's sister died, and he broke. Fortunately, the memory of Tommy Burns inspired the team to a miracle. A miracle of crosses and headers - just how I like to see football.

From age 15 till last year, I watched everything through the net. Last year was my first ever live game, me travelling abroad for the first time ever just to see the 'Tic and a bit of Scotland at that. But this year I'm not giving my money to this board. Leeches.😤 Still, I remain a Celtic fan, hoping for a board of actual, proven fans to lead us. And many more Asian players for whom Shunsuke was the torcch bearer.

7 games remaining and we needed a miracle? Mmmmm where did we see that happen - again?