Hoops, pal.
Sideways stripes.
Volume set to Glasgow.
ŽALGIRISVILNIUSDifferent accents. Same washing line.
Even the ref’s asking the pie man.
Sideways stripes.
Volume set to Glasgow.
Same colours.
Different spin cycle.
Booked his reflection.
Appeal pending.
Twenty outfield players.
One referee updating his CV.

“That’s ma teammate!”
“Aye? Tell him that.”
Both benches celebrate.
VAR checks the laundry labels.
“Who’s Celtic?”
Twenty hands go up.
“Nine–nil? Were ye defending
or holding the door open?”
Paris Olympics · 25 May 1924.
Real score. Imaginary pub commentary. Match record ↗

A wee illustrated wind-up, not an archive photograph.
“Eight–nil? Aye, Lithuania
only let in one more.”
Fir Park · 30 April 1937 · Scottish League.
Celtic’s record defeat. The score’s real. The cheek’s ours. Club history ↗

A newly illustrated wind-up. Not an authentic 1937 team photograph.
Fresh nonsense from a commentator
who’s definitely lost the plot.
“Haw, ref. Ye’ve booked yer own reflection.”FIRST CORRECT BOOKING ALL NIGHT
“Man of the match? The pie man. Nae contest.”CONSISTENT DELIVERY. STRONG FINISH.
“VAR’s checking it. They’ve found the ball so far.”PROGRESS, PAL
“Away kit? Aye. The same one, but further away.”TACTICAL GENIUS
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