Celtic went to Ibrox and lost heavily. There was widespread sectarian singing, coins thrown at Celtic staff and in the aftermath we had supremacist drum banging. Then came Sunday and the sound of Sevco’s bottle crashing. Rodgers was pleased ... but still had a pop at some fans. We’re covering it all on this Trinity Tims podcast ... the Calm After The Storm.

Just a week after we were told "the title race is back on" the title race is ... err ... over. Celtic goes to Ibrox with a 14 point lead and assorted hacks have more egg on their face than Kirk Broadfoot trying to make breakfast. Next up is Ibrox ... and High Noon for the Belgian Waffler.

Celtic dropped points in Dundee with a lamentable defensive performance from the home team. Tom English just keeps on embarrassing himself. We close out the "penalty" issue, and Ibrox indulges in the usual fairy tales. This is Episode 4 of The Trinity Times podcast. The Christmas Special.

With Christmas just around the corner, Celtic give the fans the best present we could have hoped for. Here on our third podcast – which we’re calling Joyful & Triumphant – the team discuss the final. The match. The result. The implications for our club and our rivals. And we snigger at the reaction of the bitter losers.

Two more games have been played and won. Six more points. Four more goals and more than anything else it was the team ethic on display. On this podcast we look back at Aberdeen and Hibs and ahead to Zagreb. We briefly touch on the SPFL charges for the use of pyro. We discus the youth academy and pose a question; is it delivering? And we look ahead to the cup final ... and Brother Beaton holding the whistle. Again.

In this, the first Trinity Tims Podcast, The Opening Goal, our three bloggers discuss Brugge, Ross County, our predictions for Aberdeen, the AGM ... and Ibrox's public park style walking pace football. As a smarter man than any of us once said, "this isn't the end, it's just the beginning."