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Boruc is one bit of asset management we don't want to get involved in, keep the good uns ditch the dross
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Hail Hail Neil Lennon
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Pity Motherwell,Dunfermline and St Mirren couldn't all have gone down.
Gretna will fancy their chances in a head to head with St Mirren next season.
I think JVOH will be an even better player next season with a proper pre-season behind him.
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Watched Shalrie Joseph for the second time last night. New England Revolution playing against LA Galaxy (Beckham's new team).
Joseph had a poor first half and at that point I was scratching my head why we would be interested in this fella.
Second half he was much better. He has a strange role at the Revs. Neither an attacking midfielder or a defensive one he doesnt shine in attack or defence. He has a roving role all over the midfield, back forward, left and right. I would describe him as a link player. Celtic would never play that style IMO so hard to watch this guy and see the fit.
What Shalrie has is an enormous mobility. He has a great engine, never stops running. He is as mobile as Neil is static. His touch is not bad and he wins some balls in the air as well.
My final conclusion was he would still make a decent squad player provided he was able to stick to the manager's orders and be disciplined in his role (Tommy are you listening?).
The TV commentator said that Celtic had offered $1 million for him that was rejected by the MLS. Thats old news but the amount is half of what we heard before.(we heard the same figure, but in pounds)
New England's manager Steve Nicol and his sidekick Paul Mariner were delighted their team won 3-2 in LA as the Galaxy are the darlings of the league.
LA have some green and yellow in their strips, so Becks will be making those colours even more popular in N.A.
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I’m relieved as much as everyone that we managed not only to get a win, especially for our captain,
but to play football and provide us with a positive vibe that’s been missing since AC Milan.
Aberdeen were up for the game – it was a good result. I was just so glad to see some indication from
the game that there is a lot to look forwards to in the coming season. It’s going to be 3 in a row.
Hail Hail
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Jan feeding off DR, Deeks feeding off Jan, I wish we had seen more of that partnership this year. There's always next season....:)
'..downright gallus back-heel.' Long time since I've heard that word Paul, but it certainly was! Doubt if the big man will have such a poor season next with injuries, I think that was his worst season ever for missing games. Really see what he's made of when we have Jan available 90%+ of the time.
Lostrambling
When 1st in the ground I was amazed at a lot of the young lhads wearing builders safety helmets painted in Celtic colours, having never seen this novel idea before,at half-time I understood why!
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"a downright gallus back-heel"
Lovely phrase, Paul!
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I thought yesterday was the best we've played for a while. I hope Doumbe gets a game in the final and a contract. He looks the part to me.
Life seems a lot better today. I just hope that Dunfermline going down won't prove an inspiration to them. I've always had a soft spot for them since Mr Stein's time (even though they beat us in the Cup). I don't recall too much nonsense spouted by any of them apart from their Chairman. Still, it would have been good if St Mirren had been relegated if only to see if Chick Young really took it badly.
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Edward.
Just replied to you on other blog.
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I'm watching the end of season bore from Idrops.
I don't understand why no bigger club has come in for Rangers Players Player of the Year, Alan Mc.Gregor.
The boy surely needs a bigger stage to play on.
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I was at the game yesterday and thought Doumbe and Boruc were outstanding. Boruc bailed out the backline on a number of occasions and effectively won us the game by keeping Aberdeen to just 1.
Doumbe looked pretty pacey and his distribution is better than both Telfer and Wilson. He got a bit of glory in his eyes at the end and tried some fancy stuff but he is playing for a contract and that is forgivable in an end of season game. That said, most of the fancy stuff actually came off for him.
That makes 18 for the season (in all competitions) for big Jan. Considering that he has missed a large part due to injury that is a pretty decent return. Hopefully with a better strike partner next season and, even more importantly, better service from midfield, he will improve on that tally.
As for Lennon's remarks at the end of the game, Aberdeen fans often refer to themselves as sheep-coveters (being mindful of language violations!) so Lenny's comments were probably taken in good part by most of the away fans. Given what he has to put up with around the country I think his response was mild in the extreme.
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Paul -
Gallus?
you been reading The Herald Magazine about the three grand Celtic Opus ?
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craiginho -
true, they even sing "We're only sheep...... ......."
a rose by any other name etc
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Goals from Kilmarnock and Wigan.
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Billys 0 Billie 1
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Megiddo-bound Naysmith the scorer it seems
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Wahey! Finally got CQN working again. I am the infrequent poster formerly known as Portpatrick Bhoy. There aren't to many Bhoys in Portpatrick so I decided to change my blogger name.
Not too disappointed at the pars getting relegated. Their pathetic performance at Ibrox in May 2003 will irritate me for a long time and Yorkston's anti-Celtic rants (Taribo West, Bobo's chalenges etc etc) will not be missed. I also found their fans pretty abusive when they came down to play Stranraer (back in Jackie McNamara's time).
Craiginho
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Wahey! Finally got CQN working again. I am the infrequent poster formerly known as Portpatrick Bhoy. There aren't to many Bhoys in Portpatrick so I decided to change my blogger name.
Not too disappointed at the pars getting relegated. Their pathetic performance at Ibrox in May 2003 will irritate me for a long time and Yorkston's anti-Celtic rants (Taribo West, Bobo's chalenges etc etc) will not be missed. I also found their fans pretty abusive when they came down to play Stranraer (back in Jackie McNamara's time).
Craiginho
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And seemingly unable to post only once. There is a Le Guen/Officer Crabtree joke in there somewhere (I shall say zees only wance!) but I can't be bothered.
Craiginho
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What exactly did lennon say?
Cant get my sound to work on youtube for some reason
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Is it time for Jimmy to cash in his chips?
Next week at Pittodrie there is a reversal of sorts of May 2003. Where Jimmy Calderwoods team need a win over rangers to guarentee a European place.
As it stands I think Hearts are in the best position but if rangers do "owe" the two Jimmys a favour and "lie down" to a team they hate then it will certainly stink.
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Gers 0 Killie 1 FT at an almost empty bigotdrome.
Looks like the end of the cardiagn revival. Of course in the press it will be a meaningless end of season game that didn't really count.
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Former Rangers full back Kai Johansen has died aged 67.
His cup final replay goal still hurts.
RIP,
Martin.
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Real drama in the EPL relegation zone.
West Ham winning 1-0 at HT against run of play at Old Trafford.
Wigan winning 2-1 at Bramall Lane puts Sheffield United into Championship.
Interesting second halves in prospect.
'GG fascinated
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HAPPY MOTHERS' DAY
to all USA based mothers, who are logged on in bed enjoying breakfast and maybe a wee dry Martini.
'GG with one eye on Man United game.
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Darnelist Crisis anyone ?
Suits the mancs for wigan to go down and west ham to stay up (adds to the London derby fixtures, one less Lancs fixture)
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gavil guy -
the mothers had a happy day here yesterday even though they lost again, I so hoped they'd be relegated
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Martin -
I text you 'ML2' at half-time as tribute to John Higgins who was parading his trophy.
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Moyes sent to stand at the Bridge, is it a red hair/mist thing ?
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GG
You've probably started a few panic phone calls to Interflora by hungover Scots and Irishmen thinking " Awe Naw!I've forgotten about Mothering Sunday."
Do the flower and chocolate companies sponsor a different sunday in all the countries of the world to ensure all year round buying of their products?
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Kilmarnock have not won a league match at Celtic Park for 51 years, they have not won a league match at Megiddo for 51 minutes
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setting free -
Mothering Sunday is something entirely different amigo. It's the Sunday when you should try to visit your baptismal church
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WG
I believe if West Ham hold on and stay up, it will lead to recriminations, rancour and much revenue for the legal profession over the close season.
West Ham's relegation could save us a summer of sensational headlines.
BTW two bad memories for me this morning. The '63 and '66 cup finals.
Ronaldo and Giggs on for Manchester.
'GG watching ManU do everything but score.
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.......which means a trip to Craigneuk/Shieldmuir for me
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GG -
Well this year you have the 40th anni of Lisbon and the 50th anni of 7-1 so get the grin back
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Liverfool losin 1-2
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I always thought that Mothering Sunday was the "official" name and Mother's Day the more colloquial one. Am I wrong?
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WG
When I was home in February I noticed some disturbing facts from my childhood and youth.
My baptismal church is long gone.
My confirmation church has been rebuilt.
My wedding church has been rebuilt.
My original primary school is also long gone.
My second primary school was in the act of being demolished when I was home to be replaced by a non denominational school.
My senior secondary school was also demolished.
Is someone trying to wipe out all traces of my presence?
'GG paranoid.
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WG,
Thanks for your text.
I have the greatest admiration for the people of ML2,
You know my connections with the area, they go back 45 years.
I have been a tad ill today, in fact since 2.00am this morning and although things have settled slightly, I am still not right.
LONG LIVE THE GOOD FOLK OF CRAIGNEUK AND BERRYHILL, AND FOR THAT MATTER, WISHAW.
Martin.
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This day 1984
Macari Testimonial
manchester united 1 Celtic 1
I was there wi Tully57. Think TB scored. Luigi played last 15 for Celtic.
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GG --
you're gittin auld amigo
Martin -
so ur you, Get well soon and ta for the ML2 positives.
WG
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Darnelist wannabe and ML1er Lee McCulloch sees red, fine way to end his Premiership career and typical of their signing targets, his manager turned his back on McCulloch as he walked to the dressing room
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This day 1969
Willie O'Neill joined Carlisle for ten grand
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I know this was from the last blog but Mass intervened between the two, so here goes:
At 13/05/07 10:16, Gordon said…
Noel...1963 it was.
Our 'keeper, (and my hero at the time) Frank Haffey had a great game in the first match.
*mine tae Gordon, met him in Gordons on Glassford Street, he was a giant of a man, then again I was only about 12.
However in the replay he didn't do so well and "sold" the third goal.
*cant't recall the goals too much just one by ralphie brand to which I shouted out as we watched the highlights later that night on the tele "dead jammy", received a wallop on the back of the heid fae my da with the warning "cut that out, don't be like the mugs on the terracing and appreciate good fitba when you see it". No sure if that was the real reason for the skite or the fact that we got gubbed by THEM.
Some of my (tearful) recollections from that replay :-
The Rangers supporters chanting "Easy Easy" with about 15 minutes to go.
* a year later when the Animals released "House on the Rising Sun" their follow up tae "Baby Let me Folllow you Down", I enquired of an aquaintance had he heard the Animals new record, his response was "aye all fricken season easy easy easy". Incidentally they stole that chant fae boxing fans.
"Celtic Ha Ha Ha" as they basically played about with us for the last 20 minutes taking the proverbial.
*taking the brahms and litz over our newly formed "Celtic Cha Cha Cha ".
After the third goal there was a mass exodus from the Celtic end.
We saw the Celts get their medals -in those days the losers went up to collect them after the winners got theirs.
Whilst that was happening Rangers were on the pitch with the Cup and I clearly recall Baxter (who no doubt was a great player)coming towards the Celtic end brandishing the Scottish Cup at us.
*Yet when we ran round the park 17 months later with the League Cup they rioted which resulted in laps of honour being banned no matter who played in the Final.
Celtic, not just the team but as a club were humiliated that evening and it was heartbreaking.
*that team and the one that gubbed snotterwell were all of the same religion which was tossed in Bob Kelly's face amid accusations that he was trying tae turn Celtic intae an all-Catholic side, something he strongly refuted with the statement that the Catholic schools of recent years had produced very successful sides and were almost unchallenged at the top of their leagues however they had a promising young player who was not Catholic and should go far............................Tommy Gemmell.
1963 was a dreadful year for the Celts.
*Agreed however it was also the season we bottomed out although we didnae know it at the time, there were rumblings within the club which would lead to the eventual return of the Messiah and the rest as we know it is history, however we still had to suffer the likes of Paddy Turner and Hughie Maxwell.
We played them 6 times losing 0-4, 0-3, 1-2, (League) 0-3, 0-3 (League Cup Section) and drawing that first Cup Final game.
*I was on a bus run tae Ayr with the Boys Guild (you might have been on that as well EDB) on the Sunday after the 1-2 game, it was buckettin doon, and we were all excited that we had managed tae score a goal against them much tae the consternation of the oul phunters who were chaperoning us.
So 1963, a year best forgotten.
*in the fitba sense aye however I can still recall wee Father O'Rourke on that horrible night, actually if my memory serves me well it was quite a nice evening, when the score drifted intae St Kessogs Hall where we had a Youth Night, obviously we were despondent but he tried tae cheer us up by proclaiming "when that wee bhoy Johnstone gets a bit older then Celtic will start to win cups again", amazingly when you look back that both Jinky and Frank Brogan who had tormented the hun full backs in the first game were dropped with inside forward Bobby "Bunnion" Craig replacing the wee mhan on the right wing.
Musically naw as we managed tae get rid of the sugar laced American style music with the Mersey sound changing how we looked and felt, bye bye tae brylcream and the DA.
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liverfool level at 2-2
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Gunners finish fourth after goalless draw at Pompey - missed a penno, typical
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wally's record surrendered
hail hail
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It is four years since Dunfermline surrendered at Ibrox, incurring the wrath of the elder Sutton brother who was vilified far more than the Fifers for losing six goals. How ironic therefore, that yesterday the younger Sutton brother scored two goals for St Mirren at Fir Park which relegated Dunfermline.
Sdstim, Gordon J, aye, a word from the back of the rack.
Craiginho, agree on Neil Lennon.
WG, 16:24, :-)
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Artur made some outstanding saves yesterday & Doumbe was a real breath of fresh air.It was strange seeing a right back or ours actually winning balls in the air.Let`s hope that we can persuade Doumbe to stick around as i believe that he could make the right back berth his own.
Big Jan fully fit will strike fear into every defender next season.
Hail Hail
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I cannae believe it.I think i`ve actually managed to finally understand how to post on here again. All this blogger changing to new blogger & new google accounts...blah blah!
Hail Hail
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I was listening to Five Live and they went over to Old Trafford where Man U are collecting the trophy and what song are they playing over the PA? Yip, Simply the Best. Cue, radio aff!
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At 13/05/07 16:03, martin said…
Former Rangers full back Kai Johansen has died aged 67.
His cup final replay goal still hurts.
*it also spawned the chant "Kai Yai yippee the Pope's an effin hippie".
Became a hero when he scored that goal, that only lasted 16 months then he missed a vital penalty at the Celtic end of Parkheid while 1-0 in front which spurred the Bhoys tae a 3-1 victory, a win that the Big Mhan proclaimed as his favourite in domestic fixtures.
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Paul
You got mail
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So Sheffield Utd go down, let the court cases begin....the English are in for a summer of discontent
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tontine -
as an effin hippy masel, you've made ma day
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WG
Wonder if I could guess where you're heading for later!
EDBwhojustknowscsc
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At 13/05/07 17:15, winningemmell said…
So Sheffield Utd go down
*looks good on rat face mccall.
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Can anyone remember something about one of our physios being suspended recently? Im sure someone posted something like this within the last week.
Hail Hail
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OldTim67 @15.00 :- Thanks for the reply. My views on Mr Lennon are pretty well known, I think the way he has been treated due to his origins and faith are just wrong, it's wrong in any walk of life so the fact that it is football related makes no difference. On the Aberdeen fans, they have always struck me as sanctimonious scunners, they like to make out that they are somehow above the carry on of Rangers and Celtic fans, perhaps someone should inform them that just because a chant isn't sectarian doesn't mean it isn't loathsome, also I've had more violent attacks on busses in Aberdeen than I ever have at Celtic Park.
Martin :- That's sad news on Mr Johansen, I used to think I would never forget that goal in 66 then after watching a clip of it realised my memory was nothing like reality, I wonder how many other football memories from long ago are like that, though I'm sure the accurate exception in my case is Tom Forsyth's thunderous 50 yard shot to score the winner in the cup final :-)
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EDB -
Mass then off to celebrate the darnel's most very recent defeat if thats aw rite wi you amigo, Enjoy Friday ? we had a right laugh, eh ?
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PossilBhoy :- I don't know if it's the same case but I seem to remember a wee while back a Celtic physio was suspended/fired/ for using players names and records as part of a product promotion.
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tontine -
aye, a coupon only a mother could love. I think he's actually Broxi Bear, the unacceptable face of Scottish fitba incarnate.
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WG
We had a brilliant night amigo.
Afraid tinytim transported me to Sloan's bar in the city centre and the day went downhill after that! Lucky you never spotted me yesterday.
Ended up in my local Celtic club - wrecked.
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EDB -
good man, make the most of what's left of the season......for tomorrow we may fast
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Edward
I believe that you are thinking of the Brian Scott case. Im not exactly sure when or who posted this ( or if it ever really happened )but im sure that it was within the last fortnight.
I would have posed the question at that time but could not log on as i was having some carry on changing to the new blogger & google account.
Thanks anyway.
Hail Hail
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I kid you not...
Angling website Sportfish has a section for -
Under wader wear.
Too shy to click on it though.
U.
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OK amigos,
Purgatory Caird then Teser
Ulysses - sometimes I worry a lot
laters
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Paul, "outstanding saves... one from a penalty... Aberdeen also hit the woodwork", etc. If you think this was a "comfortable win" for Celtic then you clearly are delusional!
Good to see the "take the foot off the gas now that there is nothing material at stake" syndrome doesn't just affect Celtic!
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Teddy Bear.
I am reluctant to post this link, but I guess out of respect for the guy I am leaving it out there.
The only consolation was his penalty which hit the bar in the League Cup game at CP in 67.
If my memory serves me he actually hit the rebound into the net but it was of course disallowed.
Not for faint hearted Tims
'GG from behind the couch
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Robbie Fowler?
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G.G :- Thanks for that, it's strange to watch two teams who within the next few year would be happy to take on anything that Europe could fling at them. If only we had that standard now.
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Deco and Van B make a difference to Barcelona. They're one up after four minutes thanks to a Ronaldinho penalty, which Deco won.
All to play for as Real Madrid went top last night with their last-minute winner.
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Great day of football so far. Wolves v WBA was a cracker earlier on, and the last day of the EPL gave a fine finish to the relegation fight.
Now for Barce trying to go back to the top of La Liga!
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thought the banner yesterdays was excellent
"time to walk alone"..............."no more guilt by association"
excellent
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What Is This All About ?
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Antsman-
This one ?
or
This one ?
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Noel
If only our midfield was as inventive as the fans.
'GG wryly.
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At 13/05/07 17:29, El Diego Bhoy said…
Ended up in my local Celtic club - wrecked.
*where's the sellick club in the Vale.
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Amusing chants from the 60s - to the tune of "We'll fly high in the sky' by the Small Faces:
"We'll kick Kai in the sky"
The last time I was at Paisley Rd Toll the Kai Johansen Bar was still there. Never set foot in the place, I used to drink in the Shandon Bells beside Shields Rd subway.
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At 13/05/07 17:54, 'Gavil Guy said…
Teddy Bear.
I am reluctant to post this link, but I guess out of respect for the guy I am leaving it out there.
The only consolation was his penalty which hit the bar in the League Cup game at CP in 67.
If my memory serves me he actually hit the rebound into the net but it was of course disallowed.
*stoated aff the underside of the bar and bounced up and out, andy penman was lining up tae volley it and if he had it would have tore the net out on it's way tae brigton cross, big kai pushed him out of the way and heidered it, very tamely tae, tae the shout of "you cannae dae that" from 3/4 of the ground, the Faither plucked it out of the air and placed it on the ground for a free kick and up the park we went to a 1, 2, 3 O'Leary.
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I well remember the aftermath. There was absolute delirium and surprise when Wallace equalised.
Being parked round the Rangers end I can tell you there was bedlam among their fans.
Four of us stuck very closely together even after we had waited for the ground to empty and make our way round.
We still couldn't stop my brother in law from uttering the immortal words
"Well whit did they expect when they play the European Champions.
'GG <(^_^)>
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GG, was that game not played on the night that the final episode of `The Fugitive` was shown. Did Kimble ever find that one armed man? :-)
(pre VCR days)
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tontinetim & 'gavil guy...
Three goals in the last 10 minutes blew Rangers away that night.
That evening also saw the last episode of the long running American series "The Fugitive" which had gripped the nation for years. Poor David Janssen (Dr Richard Kimble)finally being proved innocent for the murder of his wife.
It was of course the one-armed man who did it!
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In the interest of refurbishment, refreshment and a complete team 3 clean out, 'Gavil Guy will henceforth be known simply, ever so simply, as 'GG <(^_^)>
'GG <(^_^)>
PS I remember the chant
"The one arm man is guilty, we shall not be moved"
but my memory is of it being on a EC night. God knows which one.
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Google is a wonderous thing.
http://www.brainyhistory.com/years/1967.html
August 29th last episode of Fugitive TV series.
2 interesting entries for May 25th.
May 25 Celtic wins 12th Europe Cup 1 in Lisbon
May 25 John Lennon takes delivery of his psychedelic painted Rolls Royce
'GG <(^_^)>
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If you like anagrams ;-)
Countdown Conundrum
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Hah - a classic conundrum!
Here's another interesting one -
Did you know that
"Dunfermline Athletic FC supporter"
is an anagram of
"Celtic pump Fifers, then rout Darnel"
I am convinced there is more to this Universe than we understand...
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Barça blow it. They have dominated the whole game and have created lots of chances, but Sobis has scored for Betis on 89 minutes.
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All over.
Barcelona had 18 goal attempts to Betis' four. But it finished 1-1.
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Muppetbhoy-
:)))))))))
IaninJessie/Gordon-
Great minds.......
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Crikey.
Real scored in 89 mins yesterday to get the 3 points - after 3-1 down at HT.
I am a bit crestfallen, as I have a soft spot for Barca...
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Still no one willing to put down on cyber paper what Lennon said in his departing speach?
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He "retorted with a well-known phrase for people from the north of Scotland" : )
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At least they have a league race in Spain but it would be nice if Sevilla beat the big clubs.
Neil Warnock believes in his own version of karma and said that he wants Chelsea and Milan win the cup finals coming up. Both Man U and Liverpool have fielded weakened teams against the Blades` rivals. We all know that celebrating weakens teams!
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I think Lenny just said something like "if those sheep sha@@ers would be quiet". Nothing too sinister really and all taken in good fun by the Dons support
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Naka see you at the start of the season
http://www.snspix.com/cgi-bin/SNSPix
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Noel90 - did you get it in the 30 secs though ;-)
Another one is
Celtic are the Champions Again
anagrams to
ETHNIC PIGEON CATCHES MALARIA which is no way to describe Bobo
or
CHEAPEN EGOTISTICAL CHAIRMAN
Which sounds more like the Mint to me
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My dear friend, WGS...
Aha! Like collie done tole....
Tandem! Tandem! Tandem's da woid!
Where's dat dictionary?
Hmmmmm!
Kojo.
Yer pal...... who t'inks feathers are fur da Boids!
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Ianinjesi
Valencia are still in it too. They're at home to Zaragoza and are 2-0 up at half time, with David Villa having scored just before the break, but having missed a penalty on 27 minutes too.
Interesting to note that if Zaragoza were to win tonight, they'd be within a point of Valencia and the last CL place, but Valencia are well in front.
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noel90
it was the second one, quality banner. pity it will never make the press
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Free kick to Zaragoza.
Germán Burgos just uttered the immortal words.
Cañizares saves.
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To correct an earlier mistake I made, Silva, not Villa scored the second Valencia goal.
Villa did miss the penalty.
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Celtic_First,
I`d be happy with Valencia too. :-)
A couple of questions.
Anyone remember Rangers getting penalties awarded against them in consecutive home games? :-)
Which team did Celtic beat three times in the league over seven games, with those three wins being the only victories recorded in the seven games?
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Kojo 20.46
So one more is on the cards??
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My dear friend, WGS.....
Your take on the meaning of Tandem, is NOT WHAT collie is intimating!
Look the Woid up!
Then think.....think..think...
We now have .....
The Young Scion o' Donald ..... Right?
And as collie told ye last night, via, yours truly......
We now also have
The Young Scion o' Allister....Right?
There should be further Young Youthful Youths....
arriving .
In???
Kojo.
Yer pal...... who is maist happy dat Mr. Malcolm got whit he so richly deserved.... his comeuppence, via a come-uppercut!
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My dear friend, Gerry...
There are others coming,of that there is no doubt.
I have endeavored to fashion a less opaque solution to collie's recondite profundity...
Even if you nevah solve collie's acroamatic hint...
All will be made plain, by future events.
Kojo.
Yer pal...... who jist loves yer pseudonym, which is possibly no wan at awe.
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Valencia win 2-0.
Zaragoza improved considerably in the second half but failed to grab what would have been a significant score. One more goal would have meant this weekend broke the record for the number of goals scored in one round of matches in the history of the Spanish First Division.
In the end, the teams equalled the record - 35 in all ten matches.
It's exciting at the top. Real Madrid have the edge on Barcelona because of the head-to-head, but they're both on 66 points. Seville have 64 and Valencia have 62. Zaragoza are now well off the pace on 55. There are four games to go.
The four leaders are all away from home next week. All four will not win.
Seville are the only one still with an interest in cup competitions.
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Kojo,
I see master McAllister spending a season in the reserves first of all.
Master Naismith i reckon could be on the cards though, but as i said last night i would rather we went for a striker capabile of scoring the CL to partner Jan for next season.
Ideally i would like to see this however, the chances of of 3 new strikers arriving are remote. Not counting McAllister as i reckon one for the future.
Jan
McDonald
New arrival of CL quality
New arrival
Taxi for Miller, Magic and Beattie.
I happened to watch the play offs today. WGS was down watching the West Brom game las weeky. Everybody assuming he was watching Koumas.
However, Kevin Phlipps scoring for fun these days. The manager bought him before. He would be the kind of striker that would revel playing with Jan. Just a thought!!
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I'd be on the blower tomorrow to Neil Warnock i would go for Jagielka as a replacement for Lenny.
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Arms of Love - Robyn Hitchcock
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