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As the fallout from Saturday's old firm clash continues

Please confirm an investigation into abusive messages

Sent to Refere referee Kevin Clancy.

Calla McGregor says winning when not at their best is a good sign for Celtic while James

Tavenir has bemoaning fine margins and Hart say it's now up to Stephen Naismith to prove he can

succeed Robbie Nielsen as permanent Hart's manager. I'm Gordon Duncan and me tonight, you have Gordon Diel and Mark Wilson.

Well, a lot of this happened, Gordon, since we left the studio on Saturday evening.

And I'm sure the fallout will still be fresh in people's minds

and there'll be a lot to be said on the game on Saturday.

And also, Robin Eelson losing his job, we left on Saturday.

He was still in a job, but we admitted he was under pressure and now he finds himself out of job. Stephen Neesmith is over to him and he's got an Edinburgh Derby to look forward to at the weekend. So plenty of going on. Scottish football, not a quiet week. Yeah, it's never quiet in Scottish football as Mark quite rightly says. Very exciting weekend, good football. A terrific game at Celtic part, I've got

to say, lots of talking points

as per normal. And

Hart's obviously had enough

with Robbie Nielsen after a

disappointing defeat at home against an

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