I watched Rangers beat Celtic and noted bilious song, Kasper the Ghost and Steven Gerrard return

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New Rangers signing Kevin Kelsy has just given Rangers a 2-0 lead with a well-worked goal, his first for the club in his first Old Firm game. To the tune of "Daydream Believer", that jaunty No 1 for the Monkees that has been repurposed.It’s a song – or at least it’s a version of the song - O’Neill heard in the early 2000s, when he came north to manage Celtic first time around.

It’s still being sung. When Celtic needed him, against LASK and now Rangers, he’s been posted missing.

Some Celtic fans are uneasy about how he’s being used. 6, in this case Dan Neil, makes a bigger impact in front of goal than an actual striker signed for £11 million.The Rangers skipper, roundly written off in the opening weeks of the season, is also a reason to believe it’s very likely Hogh will start showing what he can do when he’s had the chance to find his feet.Rangers manager Derek McInnes' believes their commanding League Cup triumph over Celtic can be a crucial 'reference point' | Getty ImagesWise words The indispensable Rangers matchday programme included an interesting article from historian David Mason remembering a series of explosive Old Firm encounters in 1949.