Gordon Duncan

it is a big deal we can't decide when it is and isn't a big deal if it's that widespread if that number of people are talking about it it is a massive deal so that's legitimate you're allowed to talk about it you're allowed to complain about it

Derek McInnes will be asked about it tomorrow for sure.

And I'm pretty sure he's going to have some strong stuff to say.

Jens Bertilasky will be the same.

Even Martin O'Neill will be asked about it.

Even Danny Rule will be asked about it.

Even though it's not necessarily involving Rangers.

But the phone-ins have clearly captured that side of the rivalry as well.

Whatever they say tomorrow, that will keep the news cycle going.

That will dominate the headlines the next day and so on.

do we have a choice up to a point where we can acknowledge how big it is but not let it detract from what we've got on Saturday just as a big fan of Scottish football generally I think we need to be talking up how good this is at the weekend and how big an occasion it is are we going to spend two hours tomorrow night on this the build up to Saturday and then kind of regret this missed opportunity to really harness what a good occasion this is see if you take Celtic Hearts out of the equation supporters wise and people that's connected to the club

that I can remember for a long long time it's a perfect time do you see what I mean though I would like us all not only speaking on behalf of people to enjoy this if you're a Celtic or Hearts fan you can't enjoy it right unless you win but we should be able to embrace this now I know that the Hearts' situation has changed last night because they were they were still in that scenario where all they had to do was avoid what like a 3-0 defeat sort of thing at Celtic Park

But it's still a pretty incredible situation.

They're going to Celtic Park on the final day of the season.

And all they need is a point to win the title.

It's Celtic.

They're at home.

They've got momentum.

Everybody's now got it.

It's Celtic will win.