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Yupa
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Cigar time !!
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2-0 with JVoH and Riordan on target!
/Bishop B
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Hail Hail again
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1st
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I'd like to see Kennedy O'Dea and the Icelandic guys get a game tomorrow.
There are a lot of guys looking jaded and we should take this opportunity to give those who have played less games.
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ah well 5th is better than nothing,
love and best wishes to those down south of the border
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Awe Naw, from previous article:
What have BQ or PL done to illustrate "their animal instinctive propensity protect the O.F. label" (my abbreviation, not yours).
Having discussed this matter with both, and knowing the concerns the club has with several specific vulnerabilities with the association, your comments surprise me.
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Is Lenny playing on Sunday?
I would rest Naka as well before Hampden,and JVH.And Pressley.
Which kind of leaves-
AB
JJPD
JK
D o'D
LN
AMG
PH
JJ
DR
CB
KM
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Shunsuke Nakamura has completed a clean sweep of SPL player of the season awards after picking up his latest accolade from the Bank of Scotland.
The 29-year-old was presented with his trophy by last year's winner, Paul Hartley, formerly of Hearts but now a team-mate in Celtic's midfield.
He had already been voted player of the year by Scotland's football writers and by his fellow professionals.
Nakamura was also voted Celtic's player of the year by the club's supporters.
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We'll get it in the neck from the bereft Hibees.We've bitten the hand that feeds too often.
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TTTT if your lurking you have mail
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I'm going to put my neck on the line and say:
not only will we win by at least two goals but the performance will be good.
Aiden McGeady MOM
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Wallie Gums-we have paid Hibs a very good price for their player.
It's not like when we spirited away Hoopslegend Didier Agathe for the price of a'special'in one of the numerous massage parlours of Leith.
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dontbratt -
Phoned one of my Hibee mates there to arrange a pre-match meet and he asked when we planned to start a youth policy....
........he's a good lad, more of a Love fan than me, but he bears a passing resemblance to Fred Elliot which is somewhat disconcerting, I say
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i see fortune who turned us down looking for a 2 year deal has been released by bolton!
Bet he wishes he came to celtic after just 7 starts he clearly made a blunder
tho in naylor we got the best end of the deal
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WG-listening to Mexican acoustic metallists Rodrigo y Gabriela getting tore into'Stairway to Heaven'.
A really good version;on a par with Dolly Parton's and almost as good as Rolf's.
Rod y Gab are coming to the Barrowlands on June 4th.
Celtic's youth policy moves in mysterious ways..like a snake with a sore back
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dontbratt -
Stairway To Heaven is a ripoff of Spirit's classic 'Taurus' - LZ used to open for Spirit.
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Not had time to post much but delighted with brown.
sunday is a meaningless game lets give the lads a rest and try some of the young guys
Cant wait for the transfer window if brown is the start
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If, and I stress IF, we are looking at young Mr Sharp, I wonder if we have also looked at Clint's boy Freddy, currently plying his trade at Sarf-ennnd.
I ken that they were looking for a proposterously high fee during the just ended Championship season, but maybe now that they have returned to the netherworld which contains Carlisle United, maybe the fee has dropped doon a bit.
Just my musings, on this very windy day here in Clydebank!
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GL2,
You mentioned, last night, all these old St pats bhoys going on and on the last couple of nights so I'll change the school this time. I'm not actually a St Pats FP ( thats was my dad ). I'm actually an Old Aloysian ( like Brian Quinn, and Harry Hood I believe). However, a couple of weeks ago I was reading an ETims article ( a new rumour mill promised today allegedly ) entitled " Smokescreens, Reality, Denial and Revisionism ". The article is very long and a bit hard going, but there in the middle of it I found out that nearly all my teachers at St Aloysius were actually Rangers players ( accounting for nearly all of their Catholic players between 1914 and 1989 as identified by "Follow,Follow" ). I am now too ashamed to own up to which school I went to. I showed the article to one of my brothers and he said that he always new those teachers were b@%#*&$.
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gweedorebhoy
Agree about Sunday's game.
I hope we rest Artur, Naylsie, Naka, The Lenste and JVOH amongst others
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Platmeister-Good to hear your musing yourself in the tempest strewn tenements of Mountblow.
Who would you play at LB instead of Hoopslegend Lee Naylor-O'dea?
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Stairway to Heaven? Courtney Love just about got that one spot on.
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dontbratt,
we've played without a left back for most of the time that I have watched Celtic. Why worry about it for Sunday!
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pauldominic - Indeed, while we may have joked that Dan Divers was a "Rear Admiral", who would have thought he was secretly an ex-Darnelist?
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We'll deffo have to rest Naylor as the nasty officals have suspended him (Elvis too, I think)...
Can we just go with two at the back???
JC
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A poor show from Gordon Strachan in blocking the chance for young bhoy Jim O'Brien to play in a cup final.
If he scored the winner it would be our fault not his.
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pauldominic I read that article but i thought it was a wind up. I am sure they said it was some tims from St Als who put the names forward and someone from the darkside used them to say that these guys were all catholics who had played for them.
As another im sure Andy Murdoch also went to my school. So there are 3 legends in the GG mould from the other night
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Michael Brattback
I don't stay in the Mountblow part of town!
I would play young Darren, or give someone from the reserves/youth team a wee turn
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Ardoch
A classic "no-win" for Gordon. For those who share your view there will be just as many who would share the opposite. Celtic first last and always for me and tough luck for Jim O' Brien. In any case if he fulfils his promise there will be many more ahead for him in the hoops.
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GL2, it was a wind up, but "Follow,Follow" fell for it. I'm sure that OAs everywhere are highly amused. Some of the people mentioned would'nt know a football if it hit them in the face. By the way, I never got to the end of the article was it actually interesting?
Philvis, I had forgotten that monicker for Dan, LOL!
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I think Gordon has the Jim O'Brien (a graduate of St Patrick's, Dumbarton's successor - Our Lady and Saint Patrick's!) decision absolutely spot on. I suspect there will be people who agree and disagree in equal measure.
Maybe though the decision should be viewed in context, if O'Brien played then clearly he has no future at Celtic. The fact that he hasn't tells me he might have.
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Paul67,
Firstly it´s probably not fair on me to name both these gentleman directly. It could just have easily been aimed at previous incumbents and further within the board.
I am not in the fortunate position to have spoken with either one of them. If they have intimated something to you that they haven´t intimated to me through a media outlet then naturally I am relying on supposition.
If you can point me to an article or a quote where it can be demonstratebly seen that a member of the Celtic hierarchy has tried to distance themselves from the concept of Old Firm label I would be very interested.
I will of course provide you with much material to counter such an assertion. Material that has made me cringe because there is nothing I would love to see more than a complete disassocation with Rangers.
Historically I dont think that it can be argued that the Old Firm have been good for one another commercially. It no longer holds true because there is not enough money to satisfy both of them within the confines of the Scottish game. Yet we-they-Celtic still embrace the OF label.
There have been many incidents recently where Celtic could have "put the boot in" yet have chosen not too, that seems to indicate to me and I would reckon many others, that this is one apple cart that they are very wary of upsetting. For some of us, to the point of appearing negligible. That is to say not protecting our interests and their is the counter argument that it has served Celtic well these last 120 years so why ditch it.
The joint sponsorship deals would be my starter for 10
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their=there
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What about the prices at Wembley....
Taken from the BBC site.
FA CUP FINAL PRICES
Burger meal: £8
Hot dog: £3.90
Pint of lager: £4.50
Pie: £4.50
Bottle of water: £1.80
Official match programme: £10
£9 for a pie & a pint ?
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The hot dog for 3.90-Is that Jose's Yorkie?
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Whatever way you look at it he has robbed the bhoy of his big day. Strachan should have been man enough to not deny him.
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Baz amigo ¿qué tal?
En Pareton - empanada y pinta £1.80 - ¡ooof!
500% más caro - ¡ai caramba!
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pauldominic - like you I never read to the end of the article as I was doubled over with laughter. Somebody sure stitched them up ! BTW - what years did you attend St Al's ?
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mascot88,
'75-'80.
I have never forgiven them for not letting girls in until after I left . Dan Divers has probably never forgiven them for letting girls in!
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Ardoch,
I can see where you are coming from but we are not in the buisness of doing Dunfermline any favours.
Lets not forget the litany of crap we have had from them recently.
TV deals,
Taribo West,
lying down at Ibrox,
Lenny´s a millionaire fiasco
the list is endless
Anything that upsets John Yorkston must be good for Celtic
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PaulDominic 13:47, The article that you mentioned was indeed highly amusing but was really eye-opening in that it exposed the incredible gullibility and determined blindness of many Rangers fans who refuse to accept the facts of their anti-Catholic history. It was mind-boggling to say the least. Mr Gaud went to a great deal of (eloquent) trouble to expose the mindset of that writer’s and his fellow Rangers fans. Well worth reading.
Hail Hail
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Ardoch
How is Gordon Strachan less of a man by choosing not to let O'Brien play? I'm quite sure that Gordon Strachan as a man would love to let him play but Gordon Strachan's first responsibility is to those who employ him and so he has made the only decision he could make. Don't understand your problem with that.
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awe naw
Plastic Pitch
i also think this is where the abuse to N Lennon started.
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I don't give a monkeys for dunfermline, in fact i was laughing when i heard John Sutton of all people relegated them, i am saying Strachan and Celtic should have been big enough to let Jim O'Brien play for Jim O'Brien's sake.
We have robbed the bhoy of his big day. It is pathetic, and smacks of being scared.
Anyway, i'm still getting my head around £4.50 for a pie. Who's pie is it?
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I think the problems are due to Yorkston rather than Dunfermline per se.Prior to his arrival we had good relationships with them,helped of course by the JS connection.
I see Hoops and Pars legend wee Jackie Mcnamara has become a sheep in[ex]Wolves clothing.
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McGrain - soy fino aparte de llenar mi coche de desiel con gasolina hoy.
Muy ocupado con el trabajo. ¡Pareton suena más atractivo por el día!
Espere que usted sea todo bien.
Granice Granizo
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If it wasn't for Gordon Strachan then Jim O'Brien wouldn't even be close to a Cup Final place. He's the first Celtic manager to actively use the loan system to the benefit of Celtic and (more often) to the player's future.
I don't see how providing a player for the opposition squares with our aspirations. I can only imagine the glee with which some people would slaughter the manager if a decision to let O'Brien play led to a Celtic defeat.
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Re O'Brien - it's the right decision for CELTIC and nothing else matters.
Make mine a double....
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pauldominic - I was there a bit before your time and much as I agree with you about the boys only policy, I always found the attendees at the girls school up the road (forgotten its name) to be extremely accommodating !
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Ardoch,
after we´ve gubbed them 8.0 he might not be so disappointed
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ardoch
never go to the football with WG then it always costs ye £4.50 for a pie or pies.
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HHBhoy, you are indeed very correct. Everybody should read the article. For EdwardU I'm afraid many,many of your fellow supporters are in denial and trying to revise history and lookings for straws to cling to. It was though an article which I found highly amusing and had to go and make some phone calls to share the moment ( and thats why I didn't finish it - I had already got the gist ).
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Arthur -
I preferred the cornish pasties and fluffy towels of N5
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mascot88,
it closed the year I started!
:-(
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You know it's a quiet news day in the Bunker when the chippapers are giving over 2[two!]pages to the arrival of Filip Sebo's main squeeze Magdalena,the current'Miss Slovakia'
She looks like big Stan Varga in drag to me but I'm sure her and wee Seb will be very happy.
Next week's 3 page spread is on the impending arrival of Nacho Novo's cats kittens
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McGraininspain & Baz
Si senora der dago
forti lorez inar oh
demno lorez damar trux si wot inam
coosan dux
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Roughly translated......ayoung chap is describing a rather large convoy of farmers trucks going to market with I suspect, beef and poultry produce
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For those of you who might think it, let me put the record straight.........I am not paranoid
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PaulDominic :- If you have a link to the article I'd be happy to read it, I'm pretty well known for enjoying a good wind up. As for some Rangers fans being in denial, I'm sure there are some but in my opinion that is just stupid as the facts are there for all to see.
DBBIA :- That would be in complete contrast to the silence in the rags when Mr Graveson's better half came into the country :-)
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EdU-From what I am led to believe the comings of that particular young lady are indeed wondrous to behold:and far more newsworthy than the efforts[so far]of her Danish playmate.
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Psssst..............everybody, I have a secret to tell......When passing by the forge retail park today I swear I seen none other than smashinmilkbottles aka plasticmilktokengoing into JJB Sports to help fund the forces of darkness' transfer budget. Plastic came out clutching a new pool cue, assorted sports sox(three pair for a pound) and a pink Nike tank top.
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I think it is up to Gordon what is best for the team. That being said I think that most of the Dunfermline team will not have the chance to appear in a cup final again and to that extent I think it is a shame that Jim O'Brien is not getting his chance.
I am not judging his ability and that he will never make it to the top level. Rather there are a lot of very good players out there for one reason or another never have the chance.
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EdwardU,
I'm afraid to say that I'm not very computer literate and the best that I can do is that if you go to www.etims.net you'll get on to the home page and the article is listed on the right hand side of the page under latest updates ( Smokescreens, Reality, Denial and Revisionism ). Maybe someone really clever will do you a real link.
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As regards O'Brien - this sort of decision should not be left to the clubs. It should be an sfa/league requirement that a player should not be allowed to play against the club which holds his registration. I appreciate this might impact upon players development but it just a conflict too much. Unfortunately the way things are going (cf the Scott Brown situation this weekend) this is not going to happen.
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I for one hope Scott Brown plays out of his skin tomorrow. Will make the dark side feel even more sick.
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The O'Brien situation - no brainer.
I agree with failedtheologian. It should be a matter of regulation by the authorities but given that it is not, it is Gordon Strachan's duty, duty as Celtic manager to maximise our chances of lifting that trophy. And if that means, denying Dunfermline one of their first choice players so be it.
It is a shame for the bhoy but that is not Gordon's responsibilty; his is solely to the club and the supporters. He is not paid to be nice but to win matches especially Cup FInals.
Imagine the outcry here from the usual whingers if we were to lose and O'Brien played a blinder.
Gordon Strachan did right.
31003 - ¿qué?
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Ed and Pauldominic here it is. e-tims is running slow for me today
bigotry
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St Pauli on Transworldsport
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B-kl93Husv0
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GL2 - You said I went to the same school as you? Are you a KP veteran?
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Andrew im meaning Andy Murdoch the goalie who went onto partick then the polis i think. So unless you are him?
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Nope, and here was me thinking it wasn't that common a name!
I was at my name sakes only first team appearance, it was a cracker as well - Old Trafford 1990, Brian Robson testimonial, the night before Thatcher got kicked out of no.10.
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I was at that game as well but i would not have been able to tell ytou who was in goal. In reality for the nick i was in I probably could not tell you much about the game.
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anyone else read juve are interested in bringing back appaih?
its on sky sports, if we are in for him this could spell doom to the move
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I actually have a video of that game (produced by BEA systems!?!), such were the times then that a victory in a testimonial got it's own video release.
Wonder in any of the boo bhoys from the semi were there that night?
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Ah've jist noticed its 4.30. Plastic milktoken will be getting home from Remploy about now. expect some daft comment
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I think i was in the front row right behind the goal and there was a terracing below us but as i said i could have been in the back row with my back to the game. Did we win 3-1?
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31003
When did you start as a car park attendant at the Forge? Did you chuck your security plodder job cos the jumper was too itchy?
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31003
I find your comment regarding Remploy very distasteful. Please delete.
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Theres a lot of fine people work at remploy........excepting you plastic.....you just work there
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31003
No more lies.
Anyway...I urge you to call in to Radio Clyde tonight and ask for the nasal one to predict the champions for the country mile race.
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Smashy......I remember the first time I met you, you told me you had over a hundred men under you were you worked. What you didn't tell me was that you were a gravedigger
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31003
Fud
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Greenlion & PaulDominic :- Thanks, I have to admit the teacher wind up was top class
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31003/SMB-
Spongebob has just started over on Nickleodeon.......
Celtic Minded have a great thread on how Rangers are funding their transfer"war chest".........
apparently this man is in charge of the fund........
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Noel, mate, superb.
Class act.
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Aw Naw @ 1409,
I've got to agree with you mate.
I used to have a wee soft spot for the Pars and their fans after such times as their "Congratulations" banner when we won the league in 1988 and also when they were quite happy to see us win it in 1998 and gave us no problems when in their stands/terracing on the 2nd last day of the season that year and various other interactions I had with Pars fans over the years.
However ever since Yorkston opened his big mouth and dipped his tiny little oar into the muddy waters of Scottish football, esp with reference to Celtic, I have had an abiding hatred of the fat clown and as such have watched with glee any misfortune "his" club have suffered.
Therefore re. Jim O'Brien, whilst I feel sorry for the Bhoy, as far as Dunfermline are concerned.......
GETITRITEUPTHEM!!!!
Roll on 26th May and another SC Victory for Neil Lennon and the Bhoys!
Cheers
TTT
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STOP PRESS
Stuart Pearce has just been axed.
Joey Barton say's it wasn't him!!!
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Bonkers Keevins says Murray is seething and is determined to bring in signings that the darnel will drool over.
Bring it on.
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TheTokenTim,
Can´t stand the man . Cant stand the club. Cant stand the town.
The best way forward for Glasgow Celtic is to bankrupt them along with Rangers,Hearts,Kilmarnock, Motherwell,Falkirk etc.
If they never ever scored another goal in their entire history I for one would be delighted. I would take great delight in eloquently reminding them why I hate them and how good we are but INSISTING that they enjoy themselves at my
"fill in team name" has gone to the wall party !
From now until the 26th of May I´m concentrating on Neil Lennons last game for Celtic.I think Marvel comics should be there to sign him up. I hope that it´s like a love parade.THE MAN IS A CHAMPION
Have a nice weekend bhoys and ghirls and Edward
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Tobi 16:01
Geil :-)
Hail Hail
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Steven Frail, in whatever coaching position he has at Hearts for the time being, said on Scotland Today that if Scott Brown is worth £4.4million, Craig Gordon must be worth £10m.
Following that logic, with international experiene and Champions League experience, and League winning experience, Artur must be worth £20million.
STV again linked Rangers with Cuellar of Osasuna, saying a move was likely. Then played a clip of Walter Smith saying Rangers hadn't spoken to the player or the club. Bhardwaj's report contradicted itself in two sentences. Remarkable stuff.
And the SPL will be a duller place without the fatuous and asinine comments of John Yorkston. 'We're disappointed Celtic have chanegd their minds but we move on.' Gordon, did you change your mind? Gordon: No. Reasons to be glad Dunfermline are down and will be sunk in six months number 215.
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Kojo @ Collie,
Africa the next port of call for the marketing guy's?
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Can anyone tell me if Sunday's game versus Hibs will be shown live on Setanta?
Thanks,
BAZ67,
Absolutely love the new name,
CHAMPIONS AGAIN.
Cheers,
Martin.
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Martin
Save on your favourites:
Livesportontv.com
It's Killie v Hearts.
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Paul.
I'm listening to Radio Snyde, and they do come out with some profound statements.
DJ.saying that80%are against GS 20% for him,How did they do this survey,I would imagine they would go to Govan and ask 4 huns if they liked Strachan you know the answer,is NO,Then they go to Parkhead and ask the same question
to one person the answer would be YES,Hence the 80%/20%
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oldtim
He said an ex Celtic player mentioned that to him.
And obviously wouldn't give a name.
It's not unreasonable to say that collectively on CQN we are in the know to a greater extent than these dimwits in the media.
Thank you Paul67.
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EdwardU,
a lot funnier when you know the people concerned.
Oldtim, don't listen. it boosts their listening figures enableing them to ask for more in advertising revenues. I haven't listened in years or taken the Record or Sun, not once since the famous Christmas outing. Life is better without them. If the teds want to live in denial and have goebels tell them what they want to hear, well then they shall reap what they sow. They shall have a lot more weeks like this. Real celts don't read the Record or listen to snide ( and we Have Terry O'neill keeping on their case because we do need someone knowing what the enemy are doing ).
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WGS @18.54
Ah've heard it said dat Nippon, is the place tae mak a buck,
an' auld Cathay is no a slouch,tae gae an try yer luck...
But da place tae go an ' mak yer mark...da one wit' da Big Payday,
Is da home o' Ma guid ole Uncle Sam.. da Good ole U.S.A.!
Yer mention o' da continent dat was Formerly known as Dark,
There's no a thing that it kin offer, fur da Celts tae mak der mark!
The thing dat attracts da Celts, is da same for you an I,
It's da thing ye must be able tae exchange,
when ye buy dat Parkheid Pie!
Naw! I am sorry tae rain oan yer new idea,
But the truth o' da matter is,
It's dough dat makes da woild gae roon,
an' Africa hasnae Fizz!
Noo, if it's da soccer talent,dat Africa offers, den dat's anither matter,
But Ah am sorry tae say, Celts hiv nae interest der......
At least, according tae da Chatter.
We hivnae heard a cheep nor hint, dat de Army led by Park,
is da least bit interested in
da Place...as ah hiv said afore...
Wiz formerly known as DARK!
collie.
Tail's Awaggin', Awaggin'
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EDB.
I thought it was a survey.I do'nt believe an Ex Celtic Player would come out with that.BFDJ probably made it up.
Pauldominic.I'm like you,I never buy the newspapers,Switched on to snyde too hear Terry O'neill if he got accepted as a caller.
I really should'nt listen to that Keevins he makes me angry every time I hear his voice.
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hUGE kEVINS states that Murray hasn't spoken to him in 3yrs and priceeds to do some sabre rattling on his behalf.
Keevins has swallowed it for that long,he no longer knows which way is up.
He also mentioned tonight the stick that was used to beat Celtic with for YEARS, was the biscuit tin.
What stick is used to beat Rangers ?
He also opines David Murray hates being second best,surely he's getting used to it.
Over the past few nights Radio Clyde has resembled a counciling centre for hurting huns.
You could buy your Rangers season book online from Radio Clyde for the coming season,conflict of interest?
Part of me likes the lack of criticsm its kept the pressure off Murray long may he continue,the other part of me dislikes the compliant,double standard, crawling,sycophantic guys who masquerade as journalists and pundits in our neck of the woods.
They told me i was in the queue to get on tonight,must have been unlucky again.
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E D B,
How are you?
What are you and Gordon up to this Friday evening?
Thank you for the TV update, I will put it on my favourites.
Talk later, tell "G" I am asking for him.
Cheers,
Martin.
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TerryO'Neil,
sometimes you should use a different name to get on.
Collie,
I think WGS was talking about a player that's playing in Europe.
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Gerry-
yup.
I can just hear it now-
"Gerry O'Neill-you're through to Ned Flanders......."
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Or "Teri O' Neill ,love, your through to Shug ".........
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Terry-
you could always change your name to Martin.......
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gerry they know ma voice,ma old man who never calls the show, called one night,he said the guy taking his call was very pleasant until he asked ma da's name,
Hearing Terry O'Neill his attitude changed,didn't get on.
Still the strike rate has improved since i emailed Paul Cooney.
Russell "your just unlucky" Walker seems to have disappeared.
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Noel the wifes oot so am taking the operchancitay of greif free posting,howzit gonne?
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Some free rag came through the door this evening proclaiming Boabby Williamson as the new saviour of the local club, Chester City.
His assistant will be Malcy Thompson who lists his experience as a coach at the SFA after spells with Aberdeen and, yes, Rangers.
There goes the neighbourhood.
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Shamrock Diary
Loved your tale of the property at San Kweevo. Sounds like you didn't settle on the fêted fetid plain.
Pity, as Ayrshire needs more people named Shamrock.
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Noel
Remind you of anyone ?
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Gerry
Ah tried ma best tae cover every eventuality,
We hivnae heard a woid dat we ur interested in,
an African personality.
It hiz been said, an' no by me,dat one kin nevah cover all de bases,
There is always room fur unexpected cases,
But, ah wull always stick by tae ma gats,
Should Ah say sumt'ing an it dinna woik oot,
Den let ma disparagers hiv a Ball!
Fur ah dinna pey attenshun tae dem ...AT ALL!
If dey like da way dey get der kicks???....
Den guid oan dem...it's cheeper dan X- rated Flicks!
collie.
Tail's Awaggin',Awaggin'
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Noel90,
:-)
Terry,
Would it help if you put a handkerchief over the mouthpiece...:-)
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Terry O'Neil
Are you any good at annagrams....
These are all well known sports writers(cough)
Sink Huge Veg
Honted Fat B Resign Joke
My Ercen Ger
'An Wee No Marc
Belli Lick
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Terry-
Mrs90 just came back in there-
I'm Off
from KDS.
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Collie,
There's no rumour-mill today so we have to look for something else..:-)
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Right folk's i need some help.
I've got a football quiz in front of me and i'm on a bet that i finish before my mate's got til monday to do it, but there's over 200 to get. I'm doing not too bad just now, but i know i'm about to grind to a halt!! so some help would be very much appreciated!!
It's cryptic clues, so if i was to say-- weapons store the answer would be - Arsenal
Or Always heavy -- Everton
If anyone can be bothered and could help me out, I'd like to fire a couple in because the winner get's a night on the tiles! And that's not to be scoffed at!!
Epson Horse Race Province ??
Dirty Water??
Burn Most of a sporty pianist wearing glasses???
Smallest coin changes big village??
Allied ahead of the rest??
Tied ropes state??
Which river crossing??
Because, paddle with mother??
Greek hero from the Iliad??
I'll get back to you with more but that would be magic to start with!
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Martin02 is 5 tomorrow-
pity he can't get his Big Present until next Friday.........
