In the first part of the 'How We Lost the 10' double header, we analyse the Impact of COVID 19 and Squad Mismanagement in order to understand the failures of the 2020/21 Campaign. 

As Scott Brown enters the final days of his illustrious Celtic career, we take to the mics for an hour to discuss simply the most iconic player of our lifetimes. 

The 20/21 season has only two games remaining, and we could not be happier. Indeed, the Garden of Eden is on the horizon. As we make our approach, Celtic have once again burdened us with the unenviable task of dissecting another embarrassing Derby Defeat at the hands of our rivals. The scatter gun is out and everyone is getting it tight. 

We discuss the latest news on Eddie Howe, evaluate the level of our outgoing stars this Summer and ask the question; can't it just be the end of the season already?

At long last, this disastrous season has fizzled out with a whimper at Ibrox as Celtic were roundly beaten 2-0 by the Scottish Champions. We're here to discuss the fallout. It wouldn't be the QSG Weekly without a terrible result to discuss!

Off the back of a resounding thrashing of Livingston, we discuss the timely return to James Forrest and revisit the Moi Elyounoussi stick or twist debate after another man of the match display. We also give our thoughts on the latest managerial developments, or lack of, while the small matter of a season defining Glasgow derby is also on the agenda as we look ahead to Sunday's Scottish Cup tie at Ibrox.

The QSG Podcast returns to a new Tuesday night prime time slot as we breakdown the most important stories concerning Celtic this week. We discuss the imminent arrival of Eddie Howe and Richard Hughes, the early arrival of new CEO Dom McKay and the upcoming Scottish Cup tie away to Rangers at Ibrox. 

On this week's episode, we discuss Celtic's frustrating 1-1 draw with Rangers at Celtic Park, the 'restructure,' player future and Dermot Desmond's latest statement. 

Domestic Bliss is a 10 part podcast series which covers the rise and fall of Celtic’s domestic dominance, as told through the 10 most significant Glasgow Derbies since 2016. The most dominant domestic period in the history of Scottish football culminated in an unprecedented Quadruple Treble Success for Celtic in December 2020, who were just off the back of the club winning 9 league titles in a row for the second time in its history. Yet, the club’s board has been accused of resting on its laurels and of adopting an ‘ignorance is bliss’ mindset, which has allowed our fiercest rivals to usurp us as Champions in our fabled 10 in a row season in spite of various warning signs and a seemingly insurmountable financial gulf between the two clubs. In this series, we will analyse Celtic’s rise to domestic bliss and fall from grace through the lens of the Glasgow Derby. In essence, these are the derbies that won the 9 and lost the 10. In Episode 1, we analyse arguably the most influential derby match of the last decade as Celtic lost out 5-4 on penalties in the Scottish Cup Semi Final to lowly Championship Rangers. The result sent shockwaves around the footballing world and led to the 'resignation' of Celtic Manager Ronny Deila. A certain Dermot Desmond got very angry in the director's box...

Celtic are no longer the Champions. On this week's episode we react to the preceding disastrous weekend that befell Celtic and Scottish football at large.