The summer of stasis trundles on, but there might be some space for reasonable consideration.

How patterns are changing under Willie Collum, even if standards overall are not.

How a game model with less possession and control has consequences for opposition set piece opportunity.

How the injury profile in the squad changed dramatically this season, and possible aggravators.

Martin O'Neill's observation did not foresee current realities and applied to a difference set of circumstances. His prediction is coming true regardless.

How managerial influence changes how Celtic play given different game states, and what this may tell us about Martin O'Neill specifically going forward.

The ol' game of two halves, but Celtic had enough to overcome a game Dunfermline side

A result to get hitherto absent politicians into their football

The season is a wrap, ending in confusion, misunderstanding and rage. Normal week, then.

Scottish football loses it's shit as a historically poor Celtic side wins the title. And the cultural reflex kicks in.

After which the phrase "I'm not making excuses, but..." is bludgeoned to death.

When you set up to fail, horrendous refereeing will follow.

More of the same amidst a sprinkling of refereeing mayhem

And what it might tell us about behind the scenes decision making

Can Willie Collum and team hold their nerve?

Making a virtue of just doing enough

Celtic travelled to Dundee and The Rangers to Falkirk where there were plenty of big calls.

Or: how Tony Bloom might see the world.

Celtic make another Scottish Cup Final at the expense of Craig McLeish's remodelled St Mirren.

A clean sheet! - is pretty much all I have

Amidst familiar failings, some rays of light.

Is "finishing" the main issue, or is the team simply not creating sufficient chances?

A guest post by Stephen McGeoch on striking efficiencies.

A brief Honest Mistakes roundup before a rather squalid dive into what passes for mainstream Scottish football commentary

A world with no variance - it's moderately tricky if you try

Fail to control, prepare to fail.

Covering the Derby, Celtic games at Aberdeen and home to Hibernian, and The Rangers' visit to Livingston.

Celtic's fourth win from a losing position in the league - no side has more

The "make sh*t up" league tables, brought up to date from 28th February.

Sometimes you just have to sit back and laugh.

The House of Grind, does whatever houses filled with grind do, again.

A bonkers Scottish season shows no sigh of letting up.

Exit from Europe with a bit of pride and a bit of fight from the second string

More adventures in data that confound the best laid plans of those dastardly managers.

The annual Callum McGregor review

Celtic went to Kilmarnock whilst The Rangers travelled to Motherwell.

Pressure at the top, patterns of assistance, and suddenly performances matter! It's a heady brew.

A guest post from subscriber Stephen McGeoch.

A sobering night in the Europa League, as Stuttgart kill the tie in the first leg.