aka Phantom Ravioli's, the inventor of the slap.

Celtic Fumble the treble. Why did it happen? What does it mean for Celtic? How does it shape things going forward this week on 20 minute Tim's? I'm the host Jamie joined by Melly. And Stephen. Regin. You fuming, mate. You're doing to tear this place down. Stripping with the captaincy. Sack the manager.

Never let...

I don't want to see cashmarsh macle again.

Glad we all got it out.

That's all about doing, I suppose, yeah.

Quick episode this week.

I... It's a slow one. It's a small one. It's a badging for Celtic, to be honest, and quite frankly, there are many reasons for it that we can get into

over-philosophizing things and what it means for Celtic and talk about the nature of seasons

and how they're hard and they're challenging. But ultimately, this is a one-off game, a one-off

very important game that everyone was hurtling towards in the belief that we're heading for

this treble, not necessarily in the bag,

but it was a game that was against a really poor Aberdeen team, statistically the worst team

in the league over the last three or four months, and Celtic lost it. They lost an important game

to a bad team. That's the story, but it's a bad one. Thank goodness someone said it because I was, I cast him an eye across the reaction on social media as you do, Mel.

That's your first mistake.

I should have wore a welder's mask that takes of roasting.

There's just been so much conversation, Celtic lost this because, or who cares if we lost a treble? We won a double.

I grew up when we never won doubles in 60s. We never won a treble for 20 years and 100 years and 50 years and everything was getting.

Okay, cool, cool, cool. Let's just take it back a wee bit. Celtic lost a very winnable game in a Scottish cut final against a rubbish Aberdeen side.

Why did they lose it? Because we played rubbish on the day.

Why did we play rubbish? Because we've been pretty rubbish for months.

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