I forgot to mention that the weather forecast for Sunday is horrendous. High winds and driving rain going sideways across that open-to-the-elements farce of a ground that is The Falkirk Stadium.

 

Lovely.

i really dont think the weather affects teams that much esp a team like falkirk who try and play football

It has a huge effect at The Falkirk Stadium. Rangers played there during PLG's reign in similar weather and it was a complete farce of a match.

 

Job done. I wasn't at the game today, but I heard the full 90 minutes on the radio and it sounded like a one-way procession for 95% of the game. I was actually out walking the streets listening to the game, and when Rangers got their 12th corner of the game and the score still 0-0, I made a conscious decision to turn and walk back the way I had just come, in a pathetic attempt to change the course of fate.  10 paces later Kris Boyd scored from that corner.  I kept walking in that direction right to the final whistle.

 

Anyway, over to Celtic. As I said, I expect them to do the business tomorrow.

 

Two injury time goals meant the scoreline flattered Celtic a bit. The result was never secure until Mizuno's goal in the 91st minute. I'm not saying Celtic didn't deserve to win the game, but 3-0 was harsh on Falkirk in my opinion. Celtic just had too much for them over the 90 minutes, as I predicted they would.

 

But hey, it's a good thing. I always like it when Celtic go into an Old Firm game thinking they're good.