Ryan Fitzsimons

"The boyhood dream has come true!"

Utd til I die. Everton til I die. Believe. Come together. The beatles. Leg.

🚨SHOW ANNOUNCEMENT🚨 ICW: Wubba Lubba Dub Dub Sunday, May 24th The Garage, Glasgow 🎫Presale March 25th 🎟️General Sale March 27th And that's the way the news goes 🛸

"Celtic have squandered their huge financial advantage by making a mess of the structure and model. That is on the men upstairs, one in particular." @mcgowan_stephen heraldscotland.com/sport/25958446…

They bastards Nicholson, McKay, Wilson, Hargreaves etc are enemies of Celtic and should be reminded of it 24/7 until they are chased out of the club completely.

📋 Team news from Dundee #DUTDCEL | #CelticFC🍀

Jalen Hurts 🤝 Tom Brady

Hurts And Smitty making it look easy 😮‍💨

@CM8991_ Best manager in the Middle East.

@RyanStevenF2 Still the best manager in britain specky ?

@TF67_ The greatest.

tom brady just posted this, he loves jalen. 😭they’ve been best of friends all weekend

Tom Brady with some nice words for Jalen

Jalen Hurts is a… • Pro Bowler • All-Pro • Super Bowl Champion • Super Bowl MVP • Jordan Athlete and Ambassador and now… • NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLING AUTHOR 🔥 That’s my QB 😤 #FlyEaglesFly

@CllrTKerr @reformparty_uk @ReformUKScot The difference between you and John Swinney? About 18 stone.

What's the difference between knackered John Swinney and I? I want to deport foreign rapists, he wants to keep them.

Me: “I’m done smoking” Also me after my first beer:

Unc knows his stuff.

End the bans.

Yesterday was a big day in the history of Celtic Football Club. On 19 March 1892, Michael Davitt, a prominent Irish republican and proponent of land reform, laid the first sod of turf at the new Celtic Park - the ground where Celtic still play today. The sod of turf was reportedly brought from Donegal, meaning Irish roots would always be found at Celtic Park. Michael Davitt is known today as one of Celtic's patrons, and is frequently remembered in tifo by supporters. His involvement with Celtic, among that of others, is testament to how intrinsically tied the club was to Irish political causes in its early history - particularly Irish republican causes.