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Championees
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A Globe of Frogs
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Still the Champs!
BF
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Get it right round ye Dougal.
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SNakamura is the most skilful player at CP since the wee Slovak magician;to have the same effectiveness he has to assert himself more in games,perhaps moving to a more central position.
And for much of his Celtic career Lubo was playing with a genuinely higher quality of teammate,certainly in the forward positions,than Shunchan is now.
No doubt this will be addressed in the close season,or SN will be looking for Paul Mcstays shoulder to cry on.
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Hearing a lot of talk about James Beattie of Everton, say it ain't so.
0 goals in his last 38 appearances.
BF
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Kingston was involved in two decisions that went against us, the soft penalty and the non penalty after he clearly blocked it with his arm.
They should send Dougal back to refs school although I'm not sure if that would do any good, he is clearly the SPL's best time waster for anyone who is playing Celtic.
BF
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...and of course, it now means that WGS cannot take his place pitchside for the Rangers game. Not that I am suggesting there was any hidden agenda in Mr Dougal's actions, that would just be puerile...
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Bhoysfour
Not sure I'm overly keen to sign another injury prone Beattie but it may be worth bearing in mind the last time we signed a striker with stats like that:
1 goal in 28 games for Chelsea I think it was...
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Obviously wee Shaun is struggling to come up to the same standard as his new Aston Villa team-mates, at least judging by the following headline!
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Has anyone else heard that we are having a Nakamura tribute day on saturday i.e everyone wearing something japanese to celebrate the wee man. I was just wondering as I need to know whether to pack my japanese socks,jocks etc!!
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Hi Paul,
To suggest that he was being over officious with Gordon Strachan in order to extract revenge from their previous encounter, when the Celtic manager wiped the floor with him, would be unfair.
Very like Marc Antony on Brutus, are you Shakespeare in disguise?
I hpe you all enjoyed your day yesterday, you deserved it over the season, however if I were you I would relish it and commit it to memory, your next few years misery starts at the weekend at Ibrox :-)
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Dougal is a masonic cheat, I'm sick telling ye this. He is NOT alone.
Robert - wait till after the Real Ale Festival before placing The Teser on the bonfire, thank you very much.
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I was impressed with Kingston.
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I was depressed after the match but the gooners cheered me up.
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Big Bad Johns comments cheered me up when I watched the after match comments.
However, what is the script with that clown Burley? Everytime BBJ commented positively about us, he talked us down.
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Celtic_Gucks,
I've heard talk of dressing up as the Spanish Police on Saturday.
Can you get 'done' for impersonating a foreign police officer?
CaltonTongues
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Paul
I wouldn't even waste time on someone like Stuart Dougal who is quite clearly working to an agenda where Gordon Strachan and Celtic are concerned. I hope Gordon appeals the decision so we can find out exactly what it was that warranted an ordering off.
Like Gordon, Stuart Dougal could not, no matter how he tried, ruin another Champion day in Paradise for me.
Having said that I bet he is now a certainty to get the Cup Final.
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Thought for the Day with Rabbi Lionel Green;
Dougal may be the Manzer in the Black but enough already with the whingeing.
History shows that as far as dealing with the Cossacks from the SFA is concerned we should:
Expect Nothing
Blame No one
Do Something.
Mazel toft to the Champions!
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Can you get 'done' for impersonating a referee ?
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I heard the Gordon Strachan interview on the BBC site and he said that the club is bigger and more important than any (tinpot Hitler?) individual.
Is it still the case that Scotland does not have a FIFA ranked referee?
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CT
good idea. Il pack my baton just in case!!
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Radio Clyde are running a poll to find the Rangers POTY. You may wish to cast a vote for Filip Sebo.
At the moment the poll is being led by runaway leader "Hibs Fans wasting their time" with 75% of the votes cast... that's 3 times as many as all the Rangers players combined!
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Michael(DBBIA???)
From the last thread,I am well aware of the advantage I have, not having the "pleasure" of being surrounded by your media.
I don't even have to ignore it,I have to actually pursue it if I want to read it.
Feel quite lucky really.
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Kingston is a cheating, petulant wee bam! But he looked a good player and exactly the type we need for the centre of the park. Pacey, creative, skillful, in your face from box-to-box and always on show for the ball - something we've been missing for so long.
Does anyone have a link to the penalty decision? I thought he had signaled for a corner instead of a by-kick, that's how little it looked like a penalty from where I was sitting.
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BCUK-I have added my vote to the growing mountain of approbation being heaped on'HFWTT'.
Is he a member of the successful SFA Youth Cup squad,or did they get him on a Bosman?
Is the poll being run by GMTV?
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Kano-I am holding the fort while Dontbratt follows Harald's career as a pilot.
So look out for me featuring on CelticQantasNews.
Cabin doore to automatic..
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Does anyone think WGS was being serious when he said there will be only 2 or 3 players brought in this summer?
Surely there has to be a clearout, and in return more than 2 or 3 players brought in. How else could he achieve the fitter faster team that we are supposed to be working towards?
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Does anybody know of,or seen this team?
Greuther Furth
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Surely out has to be from:
Balde
Gravesen
Jarosik
Miller
Zurawski
Beattie
Virgo
Lennon
Not all will go obviously but I reckon half at least should. Then you've got Naka and Boruc who if big bids come in then you never know.
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Apparently if Strachan doesn't appeal the ban he won't miss the Rangers game but will be out for the cup final.
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Kano-Celtic toured Germany wearing the Hoops at the turn of the
last century,so maybe that is the origin of the club colours and the shamrock/clover in the badge.
It looks like Jorg Albertz is doing his best to atone for past misdemeanours..
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First time posting for me. Have enjoyed the craic at times. As for having a Japanese theme at Ibrox, my CFC announced that everyone should make an effort to either dress up Japanese style(komono, anyone?) or bring along some sushi to throw at the revolting home support.
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In 2001, ahead of our Scottish Cup Final date with Hibernian we had a fixture and result similar to yesterday's , a 0-2 home loss at the hands of Dundee (May 13th), The following week we lost 0-1 at Rugby Park but we knew we had enough in reserve to take care of Hibs on the 26th and we duly did.
It just doesn't seem the same this time around,,,,,,,,,hope I'm proved wrong. After the Youth Cup thing yesterday was an unexpected bonus for the press pack who were salivating over the imminent trip to Megiddo.
Rabbit and hat time Celts.
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test
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caroline -
sweet
WG
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Here's my thoughts of yesterday...
Celts played better than they have for weeks, perhaps due to the lack of pressure...
Kingston was the best man on the park - strong, fast, skillful. Everything that his predecessor (Hartley) was not for us...
Eventful match in the Jock Stein upper - continuous racist abuse of Kingston to my right, two fans fighting each other to my left and pro IRA songs from the rear. Think I'll move seats for next season, away from the thugs and the nazis.
Doumbe at right back was great! Elvis had a solid game until the goal. Jarosik is clearly a better central midfielder than anywhere else. Naka had two successful tackles! We cant play with one man up when we have no pace in midfield to support..basic stuff.
Sign Kingston.
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Test
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WG - Great having a few pints with you after celebrating the CHAMPIONS again.....
Looking forward to our Euro adventure next season already....
Stand Up For The CHAMPIONS
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I believe Mr Dougal was involved in the match at Swinecastle with WGS adn McGlynn. He was also involved in the "no penalty" when McGeady was booted down at Parkhead. Good old Cambusnethan BB's for you !.
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thisnmancraig,
Would you be referring to Big Sutty?
BF
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Kano,from the Guardian
"To continue the theme of football clubs having unusual crests or logos, I have noticed than the German Bundesliga 2 club, Greuther Fürth plays in what we would consider the Glasgow Celtic strip (green and white hoops), and moreover, has a shamrock in its crest," explains David Smith. "Wikipedia offers no explanation. How about you?"
"There is no Irish connection," writes our esteemed German correspondent Raphael Honigstein. "The shamrock is part of the code of arms of the city of Fürth (Greuther Fürth were founded in 1996, when TSV Vestenbergsgreuth and SpVgg Fürth merged), but the precise meaning and origin is unclear. It shows up in the code of arms of one leading family, others say it symbolises centuries of arguments of three local powers, who all laid claim to the city. Another theory says it symbolised the peaceful coexistence of Protestants, Catholics and Jews in the city."
Interestingly, the first of Fürth's three league titles (in their original inception) was presided over by English coach William Townley, who later took charge of Bayern Munich and the Dutch national side, while one of the club's most famous members and fans is former US secretary of state, Henry Kissinger, seen here on a past visit to the club's fantastically named Playmobil-Stadion.
Better than Martin.
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Bhoysfour
Yes, £10m - 1 goal in 28 games for Chelsea before we signed him for £6m to much success. Not sure that Beattie is up to much anyway but sometimes statistics can be misleading!
tmc
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It must be Momo Sylla disease, one good game at Celtic Park and he becomes a signing target!!!!
I thought Kingston looked ok, for a Hearts player. Decent touches but not the type of player that will get going when the going gets tough. Thought Doumbe did ok, bit of pace and athletic on the ball - my major question would be why at 28 has be played less than 100 games in top level football.
I've had it with Ok signings, we've enough decent players for several million, not journeyman back up.
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On the radio Clyde Celtic Player of the Year vote, Doumbe leads Nakamura by 39% to 34%.
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caroline
good idea. Anyone know where i can pick up some sushi in the calderbank/coatbridge area? What with these new rules for airplanes,i dont think il get thru security with it.....
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According to the BBC, WGS will face a 4 game touchline ban, as this is his second "sending off" of the season. He will have seven days from receiving a letter this midweek to appeal, so will be OK for Saturday.
No appeal means he would not be allowed in the dug out at the cup final. An appeal woouldn't be heard until July - so if he lost the ban would start next season.
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Anyone got any news of Charlie Grant or Simon Ferry, who have been out injured for long spells this season?
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BAZ67 and others -
Aye, you and the EH12ers sure know how to cheer up a depressed ML2er.
We ARE the champions but I dearly want to be DOUBLE WINNERS, can you imagine the jubilation in Scotland if Lenny's final match resulted in defeat ? This CANNOT be allowed to happen. The Cup Final is all I'm really focussed on now. Obviously the remaining league fixtures have some importance but we need to win the Scottish Cup. I hate the darnelists but I'd grudgingly 'trade' (copyright Jock Blue) Sunday for the Cup. Fortunately football doesn't offer us either-ors so I'll have two eithers please and thank you very much.
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Thismancraig - yes you're right about the ok signings...Paul Hartley was anonymous and his replacement for Hearts pulled the strings. I suppose Hartley was an "OK" signing. Kingston also set up the jambos goal against TFOD last week with a similar 50 yard run from his own half.
The match shouldve been over by half time, but we dont have good and fit enough strikers. Even BBJVOH wasn't winnning much in the air against Berra.
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Hartley booked, is he under p now re suspension and being done out a league medal ?
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dunfydave
For me the only baffling thing about Hartley's form is that anybody is surprised. He was rotten for Hearts this season, ever since being rushed back from an operation to play against AEK. I'll judge him after he's had a rest and a good preseason with Celtic in him, 7 games into his Celtic career is not the time for it.
Berra was Hearts best player I thought, bit of potential there.
tmc
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dunfydave -
BBJVOH did not appear to be running freely throughout the match and jumped like a bee that has too much pollen on its spindly legs (too much Robyn Hitchcock methinks)
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Yesterday's game had the hallmark of a team who had done little or no training since the Killie game.
I would imagine there would have been much celebrating and letting down of hair after clinching the title.
My imagination further tells me that we will probably pick up the pace again this week for the weekend game, before settling back to idling mode for the remainder of the league fixtures.
Prior to the Final, we will resume full training, suitably refreshed to face a Dunfermline team suitable drained from their exertions to avoid relegation.
Coaching is a simple game really. Anybody can do it.
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You can vote for your Celtic POTY HERE.
Obviously the Rangers fans have infiltrated this one (as we have theirs!), as Doumbe is currently leading the way. That'll impress his family back home, if he wins a POTY award after just one appearance for his new (loan) club!
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tom the tim
I just hope the Pars have been relegated as the result of a last minute goal in the final game.
If they stay up I'll be seriously worried about playing them in the final.
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I actually thought we played fairly well yesterday. We had a bit of fluency in the first half and there some good moves (just no end product). Not sure what happened at the first goal, as the jambo seemed to knock it through three defenders and Boruc was slow coming out...almost like he expected an offside flag or something.
I agree about Hartley - didnt mean to pick on him specifically - I know we havent seen the best of him yet... but will we ever.
In terms of clearouts, here's what i think the chances are....
Definite - Miller, Beattie, Lenny, Telfer, Lawson, Quinn
Mibbes - Graveson, Jarosik, Pressley, Boruc (£££), Magic, Doumbe
Not - Naka, Rio, Aiden, Naylor, Wilson, Hartley, Brown, Big Bad Jan, Caldwell, Kennedy, Mick, Odea, Sno
I would keep Magic, as he was magic last season and a proper rest in the summer will do him good. I also think Naka will be a better player next year with a summer of rest...
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Danny,
If they do manage to stay up, perhaps they will have the celebration hangover.
however, we shouldn't really be worrying about meeting them in the final, surely.
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Coooooooooooooeeeeeeee
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Caroline @13.53 :- Dressing up in a kimono or another I've heard wearing Niel Lennon masks is funny and a good dig but I hope the sushi comment was meant as a joke and there are no plans to carry it out. There is enough trouble in the city during and after a game without folk going out their way to start it by throwing things at the opposition fans.
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tom the tim
We shouldn't be but I am. It's very difficult to start playing well especially at this stage of the season. We can't put our poor results down to relaxing after winning the league as it's been like this for a while now.
dunfy
No rest for Naka, Asian Cup played in an Asian summer.
edward
Reminds me of a Monty Python sketch.
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Exactly Edward. Anyone throwing ANYTHING from the crowd is more than likely to be arrested, not to mention the damage that their actions are likely to do to our club.
I'd have said "Do so at your peril", but instead I'll say "Just DON'T!".
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dunfydave,
My reading of the first goal was that Doumbe came across to tackle the lad, causing Pressley and Mc.Manus to stop in their tracks. JJPD had no business there as either one or other of the CBs were in a position to halt the Jambo. The hesitation gave the guy the chance to drive between them. Boruc was blameless.
Apart from that ,I thought Doumbe had a sound game and looks worthy of a punt.
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Edward, thanks. I cannot wait to get the Cup Final over with and put the season to bed.
Tony, Gordon said he was only looking for 2 or 3 players last summer as well. Cards being played close to his chest.
Welcome Caroline.
Winningemmell, I noticed on watching the game when I got home, Paul Hartley being interviewed with a league winners medal round his neck and the interviewer saying, “Just a couple more appearances for you to qualify for a medal”.
Can I comment on the Player of the Year votes?
Web sites run these kind of competitions to get you to visit their sites. Nothing more or less is at work here. Don’t rise to the bait.
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Paul67
PoTY votes, perhaps we should all vote for Doumbe to discredit them once & for all.
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Just been on Newsnow and they have a link to the Darnel website with the anouncement of Saturday's ref, there's no mention on our website or indeed the SFA's own refereeing website.
Does this mean they get word first on a Sunday night at the lodge?
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Paul, no you can't.
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Lifted from the Dark Side ... officials for sat.
REFEREE - Craig Thomson
ASSISTANTS - Stuart Macauley and Jim Lyon
4th OFFICIAL - Charlie Richmond
REFEREE OBSERVER - Kenny Hope
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A parcel o' rogues wi somethin in common wi Rabbie
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Mixed regarding WGS ban. I think letting Lenny lead the team out for the cup final would be entirely appropriate.
As for WGS comments about hardly anybody leaving. Just want to state hear annow that I am delighted about that. I hope we hang on to Naka, Boruc, Graveson, Zurawski, JJ and even big Bobo .. unless this is a financial decision.
Lenny, Telfer and Alan Thompson need replacing. The bhoys that took us to Milan deserve to be around for another season.
Those that leave will want to leave and not because they are being pushed.
The more I hear from WGS the happier I become.
I fear that replacing Lenny will be a lot tougher than some people think. In fact I am already terrified about life without him !!
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Can anyone remember if Craig Thomson is
A. not bad
B. bad
C. Dougal/Brinesesque
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is larry kingston the new david fernandez?
there were some really stupid people in cp on saturday. i had a group of neds around me who also abused kingston and sang ira songs, in the north lower.
sure you didnt get the lino's first name wrong for saturday - ally's hilarious mate fred surely?
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awe_naw
strach said in an interview recently that he would struggle to replace lenny and rather than looking for a like-for-like replacement he might consider changing the system.
getting the midfield right next season will be one of the biggest tests he has faced since arriving at cp.
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watchow
they where also in cp a day early so how stupid can you get.
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Bambi.........
How good is your memory - Hand ball at Kilmarnock last week when Tommy G shot - pen not given. Hartley tripped at Aberdeen earlier in season - pen not given. A few seasons back Bellamy barged off the ball against Aberdeen when through on goal - pen not given (this led to the loudest booing of an official I've ever heard). Barry Ferguson trips over his own feet at ICT earlier this season - pen given. Naka pushed in box against St Mirren this season - pen given. All Mr Thomson decisions.
So I think he is bad. The above information is courtesy of 'bhoy' and father disclaims all reponsibility for any errors!
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Agents of satan, each and every one of them
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I think Craig Thomson was the ref at the St Johnstone game, which means the answer is D. Complete sh*te
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Ok, it was only last week, not the week before...i apologise. I go the answer right though! D. Complete Sh*te
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Caroline
please do not start a stushie with the sushi
Susheeandthebanshees csc
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Pentagramed apron-wearing devil-worshippers
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If we get as much as one positive decision from Thomson Megiddo will be The House of The Rising Hun
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Behornd death fantasists
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I didn't realise it was him, I thought he was appaling against St Johnstone other than giving JVOH the penalty he gave us nothing else all day. The tackle on Lee Naylor in particular.
It has to be said his linesman that day on our side of the pitch, opposite the main stand, was breathtakingly bad, in fact I reckon his match programme came in braille.
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This terrible thing happened seventy years ago this very day
Scottish League Division 1
Smothersmell 8 (EIGHT) Celtic 0
This match might fall into the success-hangover theory. It came just a few days after we beat Aberdeen 2-1 in the Scottish Cup Final. It remains our record official defeat and is the most embarrassing thing that has never happened to me.
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Bambi.......
See my earlier post. It was Charlie Richmond who was in charge against St Johnstone.
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WG - I wish you'd stop sittin on that damn fence !
As you say the Final is more important than Ipox.
Hail Hail to the CHAMPIONS
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Fatherandbhoy,
Ach they are all as bad as each other anyway. It doesnt matter which one is actually out there, they have their instructions already.
Paranoidtimscsc
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BAZ67 -
Cloven-footed Christ-denyers
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The hearts game was the worst I've seen JVOH play. I hope we don't try a 4-5-1 again with him up front (or anyone else for that matter unless it's practically a 4-3-3) as the ball doesn't stick to him well enough. I can't remember how many times the ball bounced off him yesterday... I started to realise what we missed when Hartson left. For a small guy Scott McDonald is very adept at holding the ball up so at least that's a positive for next season.
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Just to balance that mothers thing a wee bit. On this day 21 years ago:-
Scottish League Premier Division
Snotterhell 0 Celtic 2 (McClair 32, 64p)
att - 10,545 inc WG
This win was vital as it took the spambos to a last-day shoot-oot three days later and we all know what happened then.
Oor bhoys that night at Myrrh Park -
Bonner, McGrain, Whyte;
Aitken, McGugan, MacLeod;
McClair, P.McStay, Iscariot,Burns, Archdeacon (McGhee)
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WarminGlobally-sounds like that game needs to go on the Beltane bonfire.
As it's 2007,and not 1889,the penny should have dropped by now that we are not going to get anything from any Scottish referee,so we should plan accordingly.
Howsabout on Sunday we all turn up with our Celtic scarves and our Scotland tops on..
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and just for good measure two years later....
Scottish League Premier Division
Mutterwell 0 Anton Rogan 1
the last minute if memory serves, to make it even better
Att - 13,874 inc WG
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scotland tops are you taking the Michael
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Winningemmell - Aye Robert Burns was a mason alright but maybe back then it was to do with organising yourself in secret against the powers of the ayatollahs a la John Knox. Or maybe it was a lads drinking club in the swinging 1870´s
I can always remember a friend telling me that on a Right to Work long march in the seventies they were put up in a Mason´s hall. A few references to work and all that ethic palava next to the triangles on the wall and all that did fit in with that. That was the first time I ever heard anything slightly positive about them.
Was that really a guy called Lennon that scored two goals for the Rangers yoofs? Hail Hail Doctor Winston O´Boogie, oor Neill and the wee Tottenham winger that is better than Beckham.
The protaganism of the ref is depressing, there needs to be more
"help" from the video playback to overrule any decision. It spreads out the work and lessens the stranglehold that these Dougal types have. Then slowly and surely the S.F.A. will have in place absolute neutrality, objectiveness and plurality. Who knows there may be a tea boy at the SFA called Lennon by 2012
Celtic, _________________
How do you say "More than a club" or its equivalent in Irish ?
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..............and could today possibly also be the 13th anniversary of that swine McFlurry denying us and our disinfectant entry into Megiddo of a 1-1 draw wi John Collins scoring and the wee plane flyin over the unmassed ranks of Darnelista ?
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soal
it wouldnt have been a suprise if they had turned up day early
but a week of celebrating has left me somewhat cerebrally challenged. so thanks for pointing out my erorr
ya freekin pedant :o>
ps, were in celtic park. were.
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Paul
Da Cousin's were richt!Ye must gae wit' der pick...
Double Drum is a Winnah!.. 'N' he proved he's nae Sinnah!
Mr. Wilson, is Fadin' an' rapidly Jadin'!
He needs a hot Poker,
to prove he's nae Joker!
Fur Double D, kin cross a guid ba' tae da Box,
An' Jvoh will relish it ... like Bagels and Lox!
Noo oan another tack...
Efter da Baddies,when dey awe get da Sack,
the cry wull be for Freedom!
Fur it's That... wit' we Lack!
We need a goal scorer, who kin run fast an' be Free...
An' we wull welcome that Type, tae oor grand Companeeeee!
At da moment t'ings are still at da nego's an' wranglin',
it's awe wiz da same,when Pierre get a Tanglin'!
Wi' Foreigners, who are so shifty an' tricky,
They dinna play a straight game...an' their replies are so Iffy!
But, as Dom in his wisdom, hiz ever said the same....?????
Och! Ah canny be bothered tae tell ye again!
Ye know dat so well, whit oor Dom he has said...
So I'll jist shut ma Muzzle....an' leave it unsaid!
collie.
Tail's Awaggin',Awaggin'
An' dis is strictly fer Martin,
The Doyen o' awe!!!...
STAND UP FER DA CHAMPIONS!
CELTIC UR Wance agin...Da Star dat shines Brightly, Abune o' Dem Awe....
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From the official site:
Newsroom Staff
FOLLOWING yesterday’s match against Hearts, when Gordon Strachan was sent to the stand by referee Stuart Dougal, media reports have suggested that the Celtic manager could be facing a four-game touchline ban, which would include the forthcoming Tennent's Scottish Cup final.
In response to enquiries regarding the possibility of an appeal by Celtic, a spokesperson said: “The Club has received calls all day asking if we would be making an appeal. It is important to say that at this stage we have no idea what it is we would be appealing against.
“Neither Gordon, or anyone else at the Club has any idea why he was sent to the stand.”
nice one
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Not another shout to put a man on the post at a free kick ? A man on the post plays every Hearts player onside, meaning two men stand in front of Boruc so he can see nothing. Chances of a goal are much increased.
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I was very suspicious about the speedy departure of Paul Telfer.
My suspicion has not decreased after his non appearance,yesterday.
Smoke and mirror's anyone?
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Who is the one person that has never been mentioned as possibly leaving - i hear that it's a strong possibility.
There are people on here who know more but arent saying.
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At 30/04/07 16:25, winningemmell said…
This terrible thing happened seventy years ago this very day
Scottish League Division 1
Smothersmell 8 (EIGHT) Celtic 0
This match might fall into the success-hangover theory. It came just a few days after we beat Aberdeen 2-1 in the Scottish Cup Final. It remains our record official defeat and is the most embarrassing thing that has never happened to me.
Hey, WG, old man - were you there?
Larsson
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WG
Forgot to ask - how about that gout?
Larsson
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Collie,
I along with my two sons STOOD UP FOR THE CHAMPIONS.
I, yet again, felt the tears run down my chheks, overcome yet again with the sheer emotion of this most wonderful occasion.
I worry not a hoot about next season, that will take care of itself.
I hope that even more tears are running down my cheeks this time next year.
I will never tire of such spectacle.
STAND UP FOR THE CHAMPIONS.
And if you allow me,
Tails awagging,
Tails awagging,
the very proud
Martin.
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test
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Spot on Martin, there was a tear in my eye as I watched Neil Lennon follow the trophy around. Celtic means more than just this season and this set of players, some people ought to remember that.
Tinytim
I'm not sure what there is to gain from this, Paul Telfer was persuaded to stay at Celtic in the last two transfer windows. It's pretty common knowledge that his family never joined him in Scotland and that recently he hadn't seen his children in a month. I have a source reasonably close to Paul who indicated that enough was enough, he never mentioned a bust up or anything but under the circumstances I'm inclined to hope we never hear what happened.
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Martin
O',awe da Poasters dat Poast oan here, ye stick out, at least a mile,
Fur ye wear yer Hert richt oan yer Sleeve....
An' da sight, makes awe us Smile!..
Yer Luv fur Celtic, knows nae bounds,
It's written awe o'er yer Jots,
Ye back da Celts fur come whit may,
wit' Praise an' so Prood Mots!
Forget aboot da Past, it's gone an'soitenly wull no be back!
Forget about da Future, fur tae insert a chinge in it, we canny mak!
Enjoy da Present,jist as YE SAY, which, is RICHT WHERE, WE ARE AT!
And Relish it,and SAVOUR IT.... when ye can...
An' if ye dae this very SENSIBLE, t'ing ...ye'll be a Happy Man!
collie.
Tail's Awaggin',Awaggin'
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Collie,
Sure will, I sure will RELISH THE PRESENT.
STAND UP FOR THE CHAMPIONS,
Martin
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Paul67,
Quite impressed with Doumbe yesterday. He can deliver a good ball, strong in the tackle, and a good athlete. You reckon he might get kept on beyond the summer?
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Gents,
I agree with the sentiment - it was a very emotional day for me too. Enjoyed it immensely and not a day for me to analyse things too much. Can never get tired of it and it remains a magnificent achievement to have seen off the threat of PLG and ruined another wedge of Murray's investment.
The team now needs to concentrate on the cup - we need to start picking up the pace and start playing with less fear (and create more chances). I think we may be fortunate that Hibs got put out (though you never know what Hibs team is going to turn up).
Its clear we need some major investment of our own - I am gravely concerned at GS's comments on the number of signings he plans - I hop
