Last Saturday night, October 10, Ewen Cameron was in his happy place.
As happy as he was when he got an email to inform him that he was a winner in the ballot to ;interview’ his hero Dave Murray. What a feeling, meeting the man who made teenage dreams come true.
Back in the nineties Jambo-Bear was10% Hearts fan.
The stream of trophies at Ibrox was too good to resist. Across Edinburgh thousands of glory hunters abandoned Tynecastle to worship in Govan.
Under ‘Sir David’ anything was possible. Double and trebles, star signings from England and Italy with the European Cup triumph only a matter of time.
Alas all of those dreams turned to dust, administration and liquidation.
Older but not wiser Cameron still detests Celltic, everything about the club and especially their supporters.
Whether it is Hearts or the Ibrox Tribute Act, Cameron switches horses to suit as he dreams of Celtic’s domination coming to an end.
There has been so many false starts.
There is a reason why Celtic are Scotland’s most successful club. The record over the last decade is incredible. But through it all Cameron remains wide eyed and full of hope that Celtic are about to collapse.
Hey mate, you’ve got bigger things to worry about.
You’re now 2nd in the league and Hearts are now ready to pounce.
Your concern should be Motherwell tomorrow while the rest of us sit back with popcorn.
PS: Don’t forget your tennis balls
Ewen ??
#Celtic ? #Hearts #Rangers https://t.co/CGvwTlNgql
— Ewen Cameron (@EwenDCameron) October 10, 2026
FROM HAPPINESS TO MISERY- EIGHT DAYS IN THE LIFE OF JAMBO-BEAR CAMERON
A 3-1 win for McInnes’ side and a 5-0 win for Hearts set the scene for Cameron.
At noon on Sunday he was in place to watch Celtic crash to defeat at Motherwell.
Celtic into second place, facing Benfica in midweek the hosting the resurgent Jambos on Sunday.
The cracked crest was looking a certainty.
Angry Celtic fans storming the Directors Box and demanding changes.
Alas eight days later Cameron is in the deepest depression.
Far from being in a crisis Celtic are four points clear at the top of the SPFL Premiership.
Coming soon, on October 28 is the lose-lose fixture when McInnes takes his new club to Tynecastle.
Now that could be the time for others to look out the popcorn and enjoy the cousins inflicting harm on each other.
Not heard of him but glad The Calvinistic B*astard is hurting !