Ewen Cameron’s weekend from hell continued into Monday with a marathon appearance on the STV Radio Football Show.
On Friday night the weekend held so much promise for Jambo-bear.
A win away to Dundee on Saturday night would send Derek McInnes’ side into top place in the SPFL Premiership.
Opening the door for Hearts to win at Celtic Park the following day, gaining a small measure of revenge for last season’s final day title loss.
All of this on the back of gloating through Celtic’s defeat from Benfica on Thursday night.
The scene was set perfectly for Cameron.
Unfortunately almost everything that could possibly go wrong went wrong.
With Ronnie Charters and Callum Bell revelling in every minute of misery for their colleague throughout the 90 minute show.
@STVFootballShow @STVRonnie @Calbell0 @EwenDCameron That ? said the same last season & we sent his team and fans home bubbling like wee lassies.Then on Sunday they were on the way back up the road before half time ?Wallopers can never accept getting laughed at that’s why they’re called wallopers.7-1??
— Thinker (@tvnpvcspng) October 19, 2026
We gift wrapped every single goal to Celtic, I don’t think that Celtic are that great
We only conceded two in the second half so that’s a wee positive
He’s doing my nut in by the way (at Charters)
Then came the killer line from Charters of the entire show
You’re a bitter wee cow aren’t you. Celtic broke you as a person last year, you can’t get over that.
Whenever your team takes a 7-1 hammering it is best to sit it out and take your medicine.
Most genuine Hearts fans will be alarmed about the way their side played on Sunday and the nature of the goals lost. At 6-1 up in the 49th minute Celtic eased up, used a top of the table clash to rotate their squad.
TOUGH TIMES FOR JAMBO-BEAR CAMERON
Cameron is far from being a genuine Hearts fan. Hearts is a friendly cover for the big team in his life, the club most likely to deny Celtic success.
It is fair to say that life since 2012 has been difficult for Jambo-Bear.
He has been ring-side to the greatest period of domination in the history of Scottish football.
Last season Cameron had two horses in a three horse race. Neither lasted the course as Celtic won the title for a record 56th time.
For added fun over the weekend Copa90 released a brilliant record of the final days of last season.
It was intended to be a glorious celebration of Hearts becoming champions of Scotland for the first time in 66 years.
Instead it gloriously recorded the agonies of the Hearts support as they relived the nightmare of Dens Park 86 with cameras everywhere invading their pain and suffering.
Yoonn Camerhun is a very unhappy, very bitter and very angry wee cow indeed.
Celtic has indeed broken him, to the extent that his mental faculties have deserted him, as witness his assessment of the match where Der Hertz apparently played Celtic off the park but lost because they kindly donated 7 (SEVEN) goals to us.
I’m told that he used to be a half decent journalist, but any brains he had are now clearly mince.
Oh dear, how sad, never mind!