That's the best fan contribution of the night, Mark.

The crisp talk. Then the sudden pivot to Rangers chat. World class.

Pretzels can't be crisps though, surely?

Kilmarnock manager Neil McCann tells BBC Scotland: "You can see the boys are lacking a wee bit of confidence just now. Losing an early goal has been an Achilles heel.

"It's just trying to get them to understand there's a lot of time left in the game and I felt they got themselves back into the match. Dominated the second half without looking like we were going to get back to our best.

"We just need that bit of a break. It's hard sometimes. I felt it last year when I came in, to dig deep. The confidence is low.

"But they really stood up in the second half, really went at it. We've got to keep going, keep believing, preparing right. It'll turn for them, without question."

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Aberdeen boss Stephen Robinson tells BBC Scotland: "It's been a tough few days. I thought we lacked belief in the first half, we were way too passive for the first goal and we got punished by how clinical Celtic were.

"We hit the crossbar at 2-0, which could change the game, they go up the other end and we make a mistake and the game is effectively over.

"The positive I can take is I got a response second half to an extent. At least we showed a belief that we could play and we could pass.

"Our season won't be defined by that, we won't let it be defined by that. It's up to us to respond on Saturday with a performance.

"By the time we were brave it was too late and we got punished from a clinical side. They beat LASK 3-0 here, who are a very good side, much better than us, so we won't be defined by this.

"I think I've got a fair idea [of my best XI]. I've signed 13 players, close to 16 have gone out. There's a lot of change, it was never ever going to be easy, it was never ever going to be without bumps in the road, and we've had a few."

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We've got some reaction from Stephen Robinson.

I can confirm he wasn't asked about his favourite crisps.

Anyway...

See, David, they're ones you can only eat in the hoose.

How the other half live, Jaymzee.

Those papers Martin O'Neill said need signed must've been done very quickly because Celtic have just confirmed the arrival of Joel van den Berg from PSV Eindhoven on a four-year deal.

The 19-year-old only played six times for PSV's first team but thrived at youth level.

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In other news...

Celtic have announced a signing.

We're still here by the way, I've just got distracted because we're all talking about our favourite crisps.

Get involved if you want to...

Celtic manager Martin O'Neill tells BBC Scotland: "We played very well. We seemed to control the game for the most part and I thought the first goal was a big moment because the game was still in the balance.

"Overall I'm just delighted with the win, the goals we scored and pretty pleased with the display.

"He's [Camilo Duran] a terrific player. He has set the tone for us since the beginning of the season. He's playing in a position which is really strong for him but he can play in a number of positions, he's that good."

On imminent signing Joel van den Berg, O'Neill adds: "I think there are a few papers to sign at this minute, maybe that can be done this evening. We want him, we need him, I'll be delighted when it's done."

When asked about any further transfer, he jokes: "I have done very well giving you all this information."

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With Celtic's Europa League squad deadline at 23:00 BST and more transfer business to do, Martin O'Neill has just had to rush off after speaking to BBC Scotland.

He did have some stuff to say, though, so let's have a look...

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Only Dundee United come close to Kilmarnock's record of goals conceded (10) and they have played a game more.

Pre-match, Neil McCann spoke of his players having belief, of his side having a plan. But, as the old adage goes, everyone has a plan until they get punched in the face.

And Kilmarnock keep getting punched in the face, and early. In their past five games, they've conceded in the 16th minute or earlier on every occasion.

Here, it was after just 222 seconds. Short of four minutes.

That was after a change of shape, with McCann moving to three at the back in an attempt to shore up the defence.

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Meanwhile, Anderlecht have just confirmed that they have signed Thelo Aasgaard.

The Rangers midfielder has left on loan, with the Belgian club having an option to buy the Norway international.

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There are also signs this man's form is starting to turn.

Lawrence Shankland's lethal finishes tonight are his only two Rangers goals from open play.

Including penalties, the captain now has four goals in nine games since moving to Ibrox in the summer.

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BBC iPlayer

You can catch the best of tonight's action on Sportscene later.

The BBC One Scotland channel is where you need to be at 22:40 BST.

As ever, the show will also be available to watch live on the iPlayer and on demand thereafter.

This guy looks a good signing, doesn't he?

Camilo Duran now has six goals and two assists in seven matches for Celtic.

His sixth strike in green and white was the opener this evening in another pretty abject Aberdeen showing, then he set up the third for Yang Hyun-Jun just before the interval.

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We're offering you the chance to put a question to Sportscene presenter Steven Thompson.

I'm not really sure why or what this is for, but I imagine that will become clearer later.

Anyway, click here to ask Thommo... something. The dafter the better. Just keep it clean.

A clinical Lawrence Shankland double earns Rangers back-to-back Scottish Premiership wins on the road.

They haven't been as comfortable as Derek McInnes would have liked, but it's another momentum builder.

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