For the good of Scottish football, Celtic and Rangers must now be helped to leave for England.
In fact they should be actively encouraged.
It would be a win win situation, benefiting both them and the clubs left behind.
means the Old Firm have now won Scottish football's top prize between them for the 26th season in a row.
It was to be expected that one of the Glasgow giants, with their overwhelming finacial superiority, would triumph again this season.
But how do you feel the rest of the clubs have fared this season? Have they exceeded their fans' wildest dreams, lived up to their potential or fallen far short of what was hoped for and expected?
The Celtic board must keep faith with Neil Lennon.
Despite , and the squeals of more histrionic Celtic fans, Lennon deserves more time to complete the job he has started, whether his team wins the title or not.
In his first season in charge he is still in contention to win the SPL and the Scottish Cup.
Not bad for a rookie manager.
Dunfermline Athletic's return to the is great for Scottish football.
The Pars are a wonderful old club with a fine footballing history.
They also have the potential support to match that history, as the proved.
The side which Jim McIntyre has built will, once a few key areas have been strengthened, hopefully prove a welcome addition to the top division.
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They pay me to watch football and talk football. That’s some people's idea of Christmas every day. I can't deny it's mine too. I view the football world through a different lens from some journalists, because I live and work in Dundee. The Old Firm are interesting, but so was my breakfast this morning. There is a whole lot more on the Scottish football menu than the big two. From the SPL to the juniors, the game offers lots of dishes, and they all get my taste buds going.For the latest updates across ´óÏó´«Ã½ blogs,
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