Interesting read. Wilson divides the book into several parts, basically telling the story of the 2010 Old Firm game from the view point of the fans, players, managers, reporters and security personell.
He discusses what makes the Ranger-Celtic rivalry unique among football clubs, talking not only about the religious aspects but also how the more secular and modern rivalry seems to be based more on an identity associated with the clubs - an identity that uses religious dialogue as a form of symbolic expression that doesn't necessarily have any specific spiritual basis.
I'd recommend this to anyone with an interest in either Scottish football or Glasgow (given the centrality of football to Glaswegian society). ( )