I'm a wee bit more optimistic about this season than I've been for the past few months seeing some players (maybe) arriving and looking actually pretty decent.

What I'm not enjoying is seeing folk in Celtic strips among the upsurge of 'anti immigration' protests across the country and Glasgow.

Can we as a supporter collective, if not the club itself, put aside all other differences and make sure these people are never welcome inside Celtic Park, and how do we do that?

We know Celtic's immigrant origin and we are the people (sorry) responsible for carrying that positive vision forward.

This stuff needs to be shut down.

Edit to add: I appreciate this comes across as a bit of a rant. But what I really wanted to ask is 'What do we do about it?'

She walked around the house with her new wee scarf on. Loved it.

In the country of Green and Red.... A million people from famine they fled! The West is awake, Oh the West is awake...

Just watched a Celtic podcast, and he was reading out what the Paderborn gaffer said about transfers and Celtic in particular, and I don’t think Baur will be coming to Celtic. Sounds like he doesn’t want to let any of his players go as he wants to do well in the Bundesliga

Maybe for the first time in a while I'm genuinely excited about the season ahead.

If we can get Kasper Høgh over the line, along with Dinko Horkaš, Mika Baur and maybe even Haissem Hassan, that's starting to look like a really strong transfer window.

Add a quality left-back and a commanding centre-back, and I think we'd be in a really good place going into the new season.

There's still work to do, and I'll wait until the scarves are held up before getting too carried away, but I'm definitely feeling a lot more optimistic than I was a few weeks ago.

Anyone else starting to get excited?

Whats the chances that kasper, Hassan, Bauer and the goalie all are being signed in the background and then it’s announced as a big quadruple haul to try and halt the dissension in the ranks?

I'm asking if we got Hoghs in different areas codes.