Inside the Divide: One City, Two Teams . . . The Old Firm

Since 1888, Rangers And Celtic Football Clubs Have Been Locked Into An Intense And Frequently Explosive Rivalry: Rangers The Product Of West Scotland's Protestant Establishment, Celtic The Team Founded To Raise Money For The Catholic Underclass Of Glasgow. On 2 January 2010 The Two Teams Met In The Old Firm's New Year Derby, A Fixture That Had Been Banned For Ten Years Because Of The Trouble It Brought With It. Richard Wilson Puts That Game At The Centre Of A Book Which Delves Into The History And Widens Out To The Cultural Resonance Of The Fixture Within Scotland. It Is A Potent Mix Of Close-up Observation And Big-picture Thinking, With Insight, Understanding And Depth. Fully Updated To Cover The Latest Old Firm Stories, Including Rangers' Dramatic Collapse Into Administration.