Saturday was about James Forrest. The next week is a team effort. The league campaign ends with a bang, but it could have been a whimper. Until the hero stepped up. With the final on the horizon we look at the weekend, the final itself and we peer across the fence for the latest lunacy; Bazza gets snubbed and Bomber goes off on a madcap rant.

"Celtic prepares for Wednesday night with a win, whilst our opponents show how far they have to come losing across the city. What is the answer to this question about how these teams get better? And as you grapple with that, try this; when are the victims not the victims? When they are the Celtic fans."

"Another game passes at Ibrox, and whilst the football itself didn't dazzle anybody, events off the pitch are making headlines. Celtic now has a clear road to the cup final and a treble ... and manager of the year reject Rodgers can add to his trophy haul. Across town ... shameful."

"It's four in a row. It's thirteen in fourteen. It's fifty five in total. It's 11 for Rodgers. It all adds up to Celtic dominance, not just now but in the future ... which is why Keith Jackson and others are tearing out their hair over it. ..."

Celtic storms into the final against Aberdeen. Fans now have five games in the league and one cup final; two trophies to win in the next four weeks. Ibrox fans have ... nothing to look forward to at all. It has long been thus ...

"Celtic needs one point. Get it, and we're champions. At the weekend, we looked more like Celtic. Rodgers gave us a big commitment for the season ahead. It was the week when the takeover became the fakeover ... and we lost Alan Muir." 

Believe it or not, Celtic still stands on the brink of a treble. Believe it or not, the club across town is still a shambling disaster. Believe it or not, the Fakeover has started to unravel. And believe it or not, Greg Taylor is not going to Ibrox.

Celtic secure a comfortable win over Hearts. The Scottish Cup semi-final looms, with some of the most scandalous ticketing arrangements any of us has ever seen. The boss wants a new deal for Maeda; does this mean he intends to stay? There is more chaos at Ibrox, as they continue to press their own fans, and the cartoon character manager continues to generate his own soap opera. And we prepare for St Johnstone, no longer a title party, but a dress rehearsal for the semi.

"The game at Celtic Park has receded into memory after a dull, dreary international break. We now have Hearts to look forward to ... but before that is Lawwell leaning on journalists and UEFA sanctioning Sevco."

Yesterday was the Glasgow derby ... and it wasn't a particularly good one. In the aftermath, fans debated the performance, the cause of it and its implications, if they are any. And today we're going to take a brief look at it all.