Peter Grant

And he said that basically what happens was at some point during the night, it was expected that the player would sing a Celtic song.

And so Chris Morris says, I think his first one he went to was with Peter Grant.

And Grant said to him, listen, just start singing the first couple of lines to Hail It.

And then everybody will join in.

The headlines tonight, it's not been a huge amount happening since last night.

Rory was in great form on the show, along with Mark Weary and Peter Grant.

That's what the script says.

No, he was in great form, young Rory.

And that's difficult for them as well.

It's far light up here.

So Peter Grant said right at the start, same as you, Graham, goal-line technology is what it should be.

I'd agree on just goal line technology and potentially offsides because offsides can come through for like a goal this where a hand or a fingernail is further forward than somebody's whatever other fingernail that's announced I think there needs to be a clear bit of daylight I think the money that we are spending on it in Scotland could be invested far better possibly in youth football or something I think the money is just a waste of time because the reality is the poor referee that we have on show on a weekend is the same poor referee that goes into a box to decide decisions so it doesn't matter if you have a system in place poor decisions are being made with the same poor people that's my take on it

Did we see the goal of the season from Rangers at Dens? And Scottish football is now so big, we're seeing documentaries being made about it for worldwide audiences.

I'm Rory, I'm in for Paul Cooney today and here to discuss everything with me, it's Peter Grant and Mark Gweedy.

How we doing, guys? I'm

fantastic, Rory.

Neil Lennon towards the end of the season there.

It was the last day of the season.

craziness but let's start off with that Celtic game then shall we I got a text from Paul Cooney just there to wish us all the best but he also said Peter that you called Duran's best position when he first signed before apparently the manager knew

No, I think the manager knows that, and I think Martin's been saying that as well.

the airport.

They're not getting in a car with John Miller and Peter Grant

again.

We've had an invite, yeah.

You were saying about the set up of the apartment as well.

You know, above his...

I mean, Peter Grant doing our washing.

He was the father figure.

I think it's...

Fair play to Chris Hewton and Peter Grant for coming back.

And I think it speaks volumes to the impact, clearly, that he had on them.

But it was a really rousing rendition of On The Ball City.

Paul Cooney here.

Delighted to be in the company of Peter Grant and Mark Guidi, two giants of the game here in Glasgow, [laughs] in Scotland.

That's not quite me in this room.

[laughs]

Yeah, I think that, uh, just maybe just getting back to basics, the things that makes the, the club tick, it makes the, the team, uh, go strong.

All of those particular things I thought that, um, I thought those were, um, uh, in evidence today.

Peter Grant, what did you make of it?

Um, I'm slightly different.

Not because of his comments, not because of what he said.

I literally, I'm not going to do a Scott Brown or a Peter Grant here and make a big song and dance about it.

But because he just hasn't been his best version of himself, we need that Vickers back.

And you still see the moments of great intelligence when he moves to the right positions, closes off runs, intercepts the ball.

It was a good afternoon.

It was great to hear Paul's, he liked contradicting Peter Grant.

Let's just say that, some of the stories that Peter Grant's told about him.

This is the right to reply, Kev.

It was good just to hear about that centenary team and the stories, the right Celtic men like Roy and Tommy and stuff like that.

Paul McStay did it on Thursday night with Philippe from Bordeaux.

I've heard Joe Miller's version of events, Peter Grant's, Frank McIverney's, Roy Aitken's, and now Paul McStay's.

McStay's is slightly different from the other four.

That's just what happens, right? So Brendan Rodgers, so you and I, we got our heads together and it was right.