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Donato Paul? I was though thinking it looked like Artur had been eating a fair few of them lately
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Great goal at the death thanks to the quality of the players we have. That's what millions buy you, even at our end of the market.
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I think the players would agree with you, Paul. They were celebrating at the end as if they had won the Cup. They are obviously giving their all. They WANT it. Great to see.
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Oh, I feel that that pass from Donati at the death went a long way to making up for his mistake which led to their goal and his poor performance in the Nou Camp. The Double is still on.
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Bournesouprecipe, thanks for your kind words on the previous article.
Pastyface, just got back home to find the blog broken again; published in haste.
Apologies to everyone for the flaky nature of the site in recent weeks, my hosting company has contributed to the problems, but most of the issues lie with Blogger, who we will be leaving shortly.
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Paul67
oh dear!
Lee Miller (Celtic Fan)
Wow! Gotsta agree with TTTT. That was indeed a redtop rag writer moment.
The aforementioned Lee being a native of ML2 was a boyhood bezzy mate of my next door neighbour (and Celtic mad) mate's bhoy.
I often seen said Master Miller resplendent in Satan's colours kicking a baw aboot my hoop clad neighour's back green.
Anyway, no harm to you. One journalistic error in all the time you have been managing wat can only be described as the pinnacle of Celtic Minded fan websites is no disgrace.
Hail Hail!!
Starryhope
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Starryhope, is that right? I have been seriously misinformed in that case; my apologies.
See the recon that comes out of Wishaw! Hopeless.
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All through Celtic's history going back over more than a century we have a trait of scoring at the death, when a game is in the balance.
This is not luck but part of our DNA.
Advantage, Celtic.
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My apologies Paul367 for taking this from the last thread.
I have a point to make.
Setting The Bears-
Please do not take me for an imbecile.
We ALL know exactly what the name is inferring.
Pablofaneu:How can that possibly justify your comments?
Does CQN being a football blog as you put it[I had always thought of it as a Celtic Blog]-make it ok?
I'm just waiting for one of my children to ask why Aberdeen are referred to as you do.
I'll point him in your direction and let you do the explanation.
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How coincidental that I watched Celtic come back from the dead and then went to mass to hear the Gospel tell of Lazarus being summoned from the tomb.
Nice to see Jimmy Calderwood looking like he was being physically sick as his prize candy was grabbed from his hands just as he was about to unwrap it.
Bhoy do I feel good. :-)))
'GG with his clocks forward
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Regi - I'm amazed that you wouldn't rather talk about the team's heroic fightback at Pittodrie!
Surely, that's much more important?
TTTT
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Paul67,
Yes that is a fact. The former Hertz eh? and Bristol City frontman often arrived at my mate's house over the back fence wearing the Orcs' favourite replica top. It was interesting to watch a celtic v Huns kickabout taking place nextdoor.
When the y9oun master Miller was doing well at Hertz eh? I mentioned that I thought he'd do a job for us but apparently his allegiance to the dark side would have prevented this. I understand that there was a dalliance with Edmiston Drive but the offer from Bristol was MUCH more attractive.
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Apologies if anyone has posted on this already. I was on a Hibs website to try to find out the score - still don't know but I know Hibs are out. They were saying that Novo almost halved a Hibs player in two and that Wattie tried to head butt Pataleinen (?) and was sent to the stand as a result. Can anyone confirm the thuggish behaviour of the Rankers manager?
Hail! Hail!
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Great score in Mallorca at the moment.
Real Mallorca 7-1 Recreativo de Huelva.
About five minutes left.
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Gordon Strachan is a lucky manager. Boruc has kept Celtic in the cup. Big Jan was poor. He won very few headers and failed to link the play. I cannot comprehend how he is the No. 1 pick.
I am not a fan of Sno, but he was the best man in the team. I could not believe he was taken off and replaced by Donati, who was crap again despite his role in the equaliser. Hartley was quietly effective. Naka and Aiden disappointed.
The defence was crying out for Bobo. Caldwell and McManus lack authority. Hinkel seems to be improving with each performance and Naylor was not missed.
I always try to be positive but I cannot see this Celtic team delivering 3 in a row.
passandmove
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The Dignity
Of Walter Smith
Rangers Manager
4 game ban anyone ?
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Passandmove
Stop sitting on the fence, tell us what you really think! :-)
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We are a difficult team to beat, even when things don't go our way.
Methinks the experince of this game will stand us in good stead for the rest of the season. This last min. goal must have sickened all others. We should swipe the Dons away when we get them at CP.
Well done Celtic, I feel really proud to support this team.
Hail Hail
(tried to post this yonks ago)
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Passandmove...on.
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passandmove,
it's funny how Gordon is such a consistently "lucky" manager.
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Passand move,
Surely Celtic were somewhat unlucky not to have wrapped up the game well before the Dons scored?
HHBhoy
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Han Solo - What's the story behind the Walter pictures?
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James -
check Sadiesbhoys post at 17.38
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I thought we were unlucky today.
One of those efforts that hit the post goes in and we would catch Aberdeen on the break all day.
Surely GS must now leave Naka out of the away games.
For all his talent he rarely performs away except very late on or at setpieces.
We can't afford passengers in any of the upcoming games no matter how talanted.
Imagine today was a league game with no second chance!
Nice to see Sno do OK.
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Am I alone in thinking young Evander was a standout today?
Composed, kept possession, found good passes.
He done himself no harm today. Well played that 19 year old - you have come through a difficult period.
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Reginald-
Just checked the last thread to see what your "beef" was.
It wasn't.
It was mutton dressed as lamb.[getting my OWN coat-thank you]
Your mates Paisley,Trimble and Jack Glass are lurking about this blog somewhere.
Get A Life.
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I was delighted with the performance of young Sno today. He was cool, composed and authoritative. I was surprised to see him subbed. I think he needs a run in the team so he can develop further. Let's not forget that he is only 20 years old. We were not incisive enough up front. I think Gordon made the right substitution with Samaras for Skippy who was making little impact. Samaras looks like a good player. He showed his cool head with the pass to Big Jan for the equaliser. Others would have tried to grab the glory.
Can anyone tell me
The Rankers v Hibs score?
Did Nove get sent off?
What are the media comments about the elder statesman of Scottish football?
PLLLLEEEEAAAASSSSEEEE.
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I was delighted with the performance of young Sno today. He was cool, composed and authoritative. I was surprised to see him subbed. I think he needs a run in the team so he can develop further. Let's not forget that he is only 20 years old. We were not incisive enough up front. I think Gordon made the right substitution with Samaras for Skippy who was making little impact. Samaras looks like a good player. He showed his cool head with the pass to Big Jan for the equaliser. Others would have tried to grab the glory.
Can anyone tell me
The Rankers v Hibs score?
Did Nove get sent off?
What are the media comments about the elder statesman of Scottish football?
PLLLLEEEEAAAASSSSEEEE.
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I can't help feeling we're going to get the double. Altough the Fod got a result today, they are feeling the pressure. We've been under must-win situations for quite a while now, and know how to cope under these circumstances a lot better, hence our last minute goal.
Our team is still not settled partly 'cause we've options, but I think we're getting into our stride, and will beat the Huns when we face them. Mon the Hoops.
Hail Hail
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Sno was good today - but the midfield has no shape. Or maybe it does - something like a squiggle.
He's 21 in 3 weeks though.
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Sadiesbhoy
Huns won 1-0.
Nacho Ned sent off for reckless challenge. The Waistcoat reminstrates and appears to try and put the head on Mixu. He gets sent off aswell. Oh the dignity.
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Hi lads,
Was just wondering if you'd like to sponsor a fellow Tim (i.e. me) and my 2 other team mates who are going on a banger rally from Calais to Casablanca starting 3rd April.
We're raising money for Cancer Research, we'll be driving 2500 miles (hopefully), actually double that as we'll be coming all the way back to Stirling as well, and the only stipulation is that it has to be done in a car worth no more than £100. So it's a bituva challenge!
We've already had an article about us on the BBC website - http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/tayside_and_central/7274871.stm. And we have a website - www.craggyislanders.com which gives more details about the event, our team and how to sponsor us. You can even have a logo put on the car.
We've already had donations from my own supporters club - the Roy Milne CSC club in Alloa, as well as the Kerrydale Street Celtic forum. Any donations would be very much appreciated.
Hail hail!
Colin
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Huns won 1-0
Novo got a straight red for violent conduct.
Smith got sent to the stands for trying to goad wee Mixu Paitalienen[sic] into a square-go.
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Why Novo had to go
A ned and a thug.
and a chav.
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SadiesBhoy
Nacho Novo was sent off for a high 2 footed challenge. Mixu Paatelinen was furious and ran out of the dug-out to get the ned sent off. (which the ref was going to do). W Smith was furious with Mixu’s intentions, and flew at him. There was a tete a tete until W Smith was booked was sent away. He then went back to confront Mixu again before being escorted away. I think.
I didn’t hear him being criticized by his actions. Interesting to hear what the Duffer makes of it. :-)
HHB
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Sadiesboy,
At the press conference Loyal Cardigan said the Novo decision was correct, but it was the Hibs bench trying to get his players booked and sent off all day that made him lose his dignity.
Pots, kettles anyone?
This means the weasel is out for the LCF next week. Adam also suspended, Cousin injured, Darcheville a doubt- they won't need to look far for excuses.
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......meant to add the cardie was also sent to the stand.
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Bloggertastic - bust again.
As reliable as a bosman centre half
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Is it all starting to go bear shaped eh pear shaped for Dignity FC? Are they starting to feel the pressure? Are injuries and suspension starting to bite? Remember our situation at the turn of the year? How will they cope with the plethora of away games that they will have to face in a few weeks time? It's one thing winning when you play game after game at Ipox and Celtic have been playing two more away games all season. Let's see what happens when the tables are turned.
Back to us. Someone said we lack leadership on the park. I wholeheartedly agree. I always thought that Hartley led Hearts but he doesn't seem to lead us. Neither does McManus. We need someone to step up to the plate just like Neil Lennon did. Someone who is in the opposition's face and bosses our own players. I don't think that person is currently at Celtic Park but we need to find him. Does anyone have any ideas. I had high hopes that Liam Miller would have been such a player but what a disappointment he turned out to be.
I think we should go back for Petrov. England isn't turning out what he hoped it would be for him. I felt we made a mistake in not making him Captain and building the team around him.29 March is fast approaching and no sign of Bobo Balde back in the team. Can anyone tell me if he is still injured? If not, I'll repeat the appeal to Gordon that I made about 6 weeks before we played TFOD at Ipox earlier in the season - put him back in the team now. I predicted then that Cousin would bully us and he did. He may miss the game but Darcheville could play and we need Bobo to deal with him too.
Does anyone agree?
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Han Solo, HH Bhoy and Goldstar 10
Thank you for giving me confirmation of events at Ipox.
Please excuse my last rambling post. Still euphoric about the last minute goal today!
Hail! Hail!
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SadiesBhoy,
What you mean regarding Bobo is fight with muscle against brawn. I wish I could agree.
I was watching a few old videos with Bobo, (not with Bobo himself), and I still get a fright at some of the things he got up to. I still feel we’ll be strong enough to take on the Fod, I’m only concerned how the mib performs. They always seem to influence the game.
HHBhoy
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Real Mallorca held on for the 7-1 win. Always nice to see that scoreline.
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That certainly looks like a tackle that even a Rangers player would get sent off for.
Is the replay the 18th or 19 does anyone know?
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HH Bhoy
I bet if you had been watching the videos with Bobo himself you would have told him you wanted him in the team :-)
I have my own reservations about Bobo but like many I feel he is still the best defender at Celtic Park. Cousin might have done what he did to McManus at Ipox but he wouldn't have come back on to the Park and Tried to do the same to Bobo as he did to O'Dea after Super(Fat) Swally shared a wee laugh with him and gave him the thumbs up. Bobo would have destroyed him.
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Who was the MIB who dared to send "Wattie" to the stand? First Division beckons methinks!
Sadiesbhoy - my team against TFOD at CP would be different, but here's my opinion on the lineup for the trip to Mordor :-
Boruc
Hinkel McManus Balde Naylor
Hartley Brown Sno Robson
McGeady
Samaras
(4-4-1-1)
Bobo would need a couple of games under his belt first.
TTTT
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TTTT
Wholeheartedly agree with that team. They wouldn't be bullied by anyone. I would still play Bobo at CP.
Hail! Hail!
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SadiesBhoy- yes I think the pressure is beginning to tell down Ibrox way.
Regarding leadership , I think this is where Scott Brown needs to step in, rather than go squaring up to anyone within shouting distance he ahould be channeling his agression to getting the most out of his colleagues, Mick and Artur should be doing likewise, Artur of course should not be picking fights with Mick/Naylor etc, but use positive aggression.
PH has always appeared starstruck since he came to CP, what happened to the snarling player he was at Hearts (remember him booting Ross Wallace up the **** at the New Year game). I somehow don't see him doing this now.
Petrov, like Maloney- a busted flush, we should move on. Bobo- imposing and would not discount using him if the need arose.
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TTTT,
Bobo Balde at centre half? A man after my own football heart:)
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SadieBhoy,
I understand all too well what you mean, and I agree with your sentiment. I don’t see this thuggish behaviour happening twice. I feel wee Gordan has seen what happened at that game a few times since, and will impress how to react or challenge such eventual hammer-throwing footballing tacticts.
In the event of that happening we have recently seen how oor Evander is no shrinking violet. Robbie Robson may well also feature. And Scot Broon can also mix it. Nae Sweat.
HHBhoy
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Thank you Jan for saving me from the birthday from Hell!
I didn't see all of the game seeing only the last 20 mins and the first 20, and from what I hear then I missed our best periods of the match. If you hit the post 4 times in a match you also think we must have played not too badly.
The periods I saw we were all over the place. I was raging with Donati as his first contribution was to give the ball away in the centre of midfield which then they scored from the move. He redeemed himself at the goal though as he kept a cool head to pass to Samaras, who had taken up a very clever position. The traditional Scottish way would be to get right in the middle but the big man did well to stay wide.
On Samaras, he realy must start on Wednesday night. His movement and pace offer us something the other two don't. I thought we looked better when he was on today.
Their goal was a poor one to lose. big Mick takes longer to turn than the Titanic and teams know this. Caldwell should have covered earlier imo but we know where we are at the back. We are poor and we need major surgery this summer. Hinkel for me had his best game since he joined from what I saw.
The only downside is another £60-70 pounds from the bananas family fund, but I would have paid 10 times that for the chance in the 89th minute!
Phew!
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Sadiesbhoy,
I wanted Petrov to be made captain before he left. I wouldn't mind him being brought back (and Maloney too, for that matter). MacManus should never have been made captain, in my opinion. I don't think he can motivate others. (I also have serious reservations about his pLAce in the team.)
Bobo should be brought back for the next match against EU's team, which means that he should get some match practice pronto. Can't, however, see it, although I do think we will be bullied again.
I would go with TTT's team. I think we would win too.
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Blogger GG @ 17.21
I had a good laugh at your post!
I turned to my wife at the final whistle and pointed out the same coincidence having been to 10am mass this morning!
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Sadiesbhoy & Goldstar :- I can't comment on events at todays game as I wasn't at it but I disagree with you that we are somehow starting to feel the pressure or that it's going pear shaped. We are in the final of the league cup, through to the next round in the Scottish cup, in with a good chance of progressing in the UEFA cup, four points clear at the top of the league and on a 20 game unbeaten run. I'd say if anything the pressure is on Celtic at the moment.
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U2 - as the barman said to the set of jump leads, "don't you go starting anything in here!"
If you remember, I said that you were right about playing Bobo against TFOD, but in the CL?! Shudder!
Goldstar - would take Shaun back for the right price, but not Stan. We need players to deliver when we need it, not when they feel like it.
Scott Brown? Hmmm...do you remember the guy who scored at CP for Hibs last season and stood facing our fans with hands on hips. Total attitude, gallus as we would have said in the past.
Whatever happened to him?
The armband should never have gone to Mick. He got the captaincy of our club far too easily and too early, but he's got it and we need to live with it for now. JH captained Hertz and Barry Robson captained Utd and ICT(?), so we should have enough leaders out there on the park when we play at Mordor.
Problem is, we don't have anyone currently as good as our fellow season ticket holder, Finbar Ferguson!
TTTT
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Reeled you in Edward!
You might be in all of those positions at the moment but you didn't make last 16 of the Big One and you have enjoyed all sorts of fixtures advantages over us throughout the season. I still feel the advantage will switch to us in the run in. Our own recent domestic unbeaten record is quite impressive too. Didn't Barca turn your team over too?
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Edward,
Make no mistake- there is pressure on us, one slip in the league (like today's scoreline) and we face a tough struggle, however, the touchline antics at Ibrox today (which, I also have not seen) suggest to me the pressure is mounting down your way.... Cousin, Novo, Darchville all suspended/injured, a few hefty knocks were taken by BF on Thursday- if you lose him, well?
Time will tell but if it is 2003 in reverse then I will empathise how you will feel in May (though I will stop short at sympathy) :-)
TTTT- yes, I remember that, we need this type of gallusness from Brown (and Hartley if he still has it).
5-1 to Mogga's team now.
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Sadiesbhoy :- And I took it hook line and sinker :-)
You are correct in that we didn't reach the last 16 in the C.L but hopefully further progresion in the UEFA will make up for that. You are also correct that Barca beat us as well which is why I never mentioned them :-)
Celtic are on a pretty decent run at the moment and getting the points when they matter, there are three games between us to come. Despite all this though I still reckon the pressure is more on your own team. Part of this may be due to relative expectations at the start of the season where we were recovering from two very poor league seasons but it's still there.
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Mowbray's team going to Wembley for a semi final. Mogga's not cracked a light. The Baggies are boing boing'ing
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Edward
I think you are right mate, the pressure is all on Celtic. One slip and we are in big trouble but I have been very impressed with our ability to keep winning under this pressure. For Rangers to be on a run like they have and for us to be still on their coat-tails must be a worry.
In 1986 I'm sure I read that Hearts went 31 games unbeaten in all competitions, only to lose their last 2 games that season. I don't need to say who ended up celebrating at the end of that year. Another interesting point on the similarities of that season and this one is that not many of the Hearts team that year had experienced winning a league, just as only 3 of the entire Rangers squad that I can think of have experienced winning the top league in Scotland (Charlie Adam won the Div 1 with St Mirren).
Before Rangers next kick a ball in the SPL we could well be 5 points clear, albeit you would have 3 games in hand. It will be interesting to see how Rangers can cope with that, particularly as the game v Hibs will likely be a tasty one after todays events.
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Edward
I have to admit that my Dr. Evil laughs at the plight of the Teddy Bears at the start of the season have been reduced to a teeter - I have been impressed by what the cardigan has achieved and at some of the signings he has made - Cuellar and Cousin have done very well for him.
However, we are now at the business end of the season and it cannot be dismissed Wattie is bummed up by the Scottish media to be a guy who has seen it all before, a guy who is in control. He wasn't today. I've been watching football for a long time, I've seen Celtic win Leagues that we should have lost and lost leagues that we should have won. Walter lost it big time today - the pressure is beginning to tell.
It's all right being in front when the race is being run but it's totally different from when you see the finishing tape approaching and the doubts - and fatigue (injuries, suspensions, lack of experience) start to take effect.
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Goldstar10 :- Out of the problems you mention the one that worries me in Barry Ferguson getting injured, right now he is carrying the team and even on his off days his constant running and harrying helps.
Porridge&Bannannas :- It could well come down to bottle, I agree we don't have many who have been in this position before however this could be matched as Celtic don't have many who have been in a tight title race before. It could well come down to bottle ratrher than any skill or ability, in that case I wouldn't like to call between them.
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Novo was only "over-excited" according to his manager. That's all right then.
If Martin Taylor us being banned for 3 matches, Novo should get at least 5. Wonder if Sepp Blatter will get involved?
BTW, only 33,000 attendance at Ibrox today.
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A little snippet from Dublin
Rangers in Dublin Flying The Flag
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Edward Ursus-
"constant running and harrying ..... "
Does trying to throttle one player at Pittodrie and then slapping another in the same game come under "harrying"?
Or is that what the Taliban were doing to the British Army front line in Afghanistan a couple of weeks ago...........
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Our old pals Villarreal do what we couldn't and score in the Nou Camp, M arcos Senna from a penalty on 35 minutes. It's 0-1.
I'm not sure what a penalty is but am thinking of looking it up on Wikipedia later.
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Han Solo
Was that a case of 'When Barry met Tali?'
Hat and coat on .. exit approaching.
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Gordon J- I think there were 7000 Hibees there, they had the whole Broomloan Rd stand apparently.
celticlover- Intersting comment about Celtic fans in that piece! Tin hat for him!
Han Solo- "constant running and HARRYing" in Afghanistan- a deft reference to the young prince, maybe? :-)
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celticlover
quite a concerning ref to us in that article
a wee snippet of how we are perceived in Dublin perhaps
ach away and support your EPL teams ....souless bar stewards
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Goldstar-
nothing DEFT about it.
Thought it was quite clever actually.........
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At 09/03/08 20:28, celticlover said…
A little snippet from Dublin
Rangers in Dublin Flying The Flag
Another anti-Celtic article from the increasingly anti-Celtic Dublin Press.
Where does he get off calling us "Butchers"?
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pfayr,
With reference to Eoghan Harris and the Sunday Independent, let's just say there's a lot of 'previous'. The paper itself is a celebrity- worshipping rag which advocates rejoining the commonwealth and generally acting as the lickspittle to the british empire, or what remains of it. (just think of Gerry Mc Nee writing about politics and you'll see where i'm coming from. The paper itself has published a number of bitter anti-Celtic articles, one of which provoked a written response from Peter Lawwell himself, if I remember correctly.
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Why oh Why , after all this time, do we not have a natural left back to compete with Lee Naylor for the fullback position?
We are exposed in the air at the back.Bobo should be playing.
Finally we rely on JVOH to pick up his man at set pieces and he consistantly loses either his man or the flight of the ball.
Get it sorted.
We are supping at the last chance saloon.
We deserved to win today ,but we are very fortunate to still be in the cup.
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Eoin Harris = "west brit"
Ulster-Celt
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blogger gg
i don't think you should be using the gospel today in the relation to our teams late great return from the dead.
it will upset the *realistic* people who blog.
still lucky...
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Fabrizio- So it's the Irish Daily R*cord then?:-)
What next? Them wanting last night of The Proms held in Dublin?
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Penalties? Yes I remember them. We had some against Moscow.
Have we had one since??
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Tinytim 21.02-
You're going soft in your old age...........
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Whitedoghunch
on both counts
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Overall Celtic were deserving of the draw today, but during the last 15 minutes Aberdeen looked the more likely winners. We were only 30 seconds away from a possible Rangers treble.
Even the manager’s strongest supporters must be becoming increasingly frustrated with his team selections. It would be awful to lose the league through one man’s conceit.
What was the logic in subbing your best player when the game is still there to be won………and replacing him with Donati?
passandmove
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Keving,
Ulster-Celt hit the nail on the head, he's a west-brit. It's an unfortunate flip-side of economic prosperity that some among us think it's a measure of sophistication. It's almost as embarrassing as the level of support for the overhyped EPL.
KTF
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A frustrating match to watch today. We played reasonably well and created enough chances to have won at a canter. However a combination of bad luck and poor finishing (Naka) kept them in it.
I really think we have a midfield problem. Sno did well today, but it seems to me that the manager has no real faith in any of his central midfielders. It appears he does not know what his best pairing is, which is worrying considering the number of must-win games coming up.
Echoing earlier posters, I'd also give Samaras a start. Skippy looks tired, he could do with a rest.
Re: The Golden Cardingan... I do hope this is a sign that the pressure is beginning to tell on them. I also await the press condemnation of his antics...
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didn't think we played that bad today, how many times can the woodwork save the opposition?
remember the last game up there Aberdeen had a few chances before we took control; aiden had an off day (he is allowed) but overall we could have won the game easily and we showed great spirit in going all the way to the end....
hailhail and keep the faith.
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My dear,dear,dear,dear friend, Tiny Tim. @21.02
Bravissimo!
You tell it, like I like.
Except, for one slight disagreement... guess who?...
You are mirroring my thoughts.
Here is my patented ...
Match o' the Day...
Celtic Player Ratings..
Boruc.......14....Whatta KEEPER,
o' a 'keeper!
Hinkel......8.... Patchy!
O'Dea.......2.... Ouch!
Caldwell... 9.... Almost!
McManus.... 8.... Almost, Almost!
Hartley....10.... Made it!
Pass Mark!
Naka....... 7.... Tut! Tut!
McGeady... 7.... Ditto!
McDonald... 7... Double Ditto!
Jvoh....... 7 ... Shoulda Been a 3!
Samaras.... 12... Bravissimo!
Donati..... 7... Jury still
Pondering!
There it is...it is all there....
Read it and Weep!
Kojo.
yer pal.... who likes tae like ye.
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Fabrizio and Panda Hands:
Thanks for your insight and local knowledge.
So, I'm right to say give them a bit of wealth and glamour and they forget their roots...
How familier that sounds
Forza
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All...
Oh! Yes...
An omission has been spotted!
A Dang Blast Freudian?....Sure looks like it.
Sno.....6...... Slow,Slow... Slow,
Slow,Slow...
Ye get it?
He'sa Too Darn
Slow!
"Ready when you are, C.B.!"
Kojo.
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Can anybody confirm if our replay against the sheep will be Wed 19th?
Mate reckons the huns will play at home to Partick that night so our match might be moved to the Tues !
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Panda Hands,
I think in some ways it's just 'Lazy Journalism', albeit on a much less cynical scale than in Scotland. The Irish media, even the likes of Tom Humphries, have not moved on from the "ooh-ahh" days. As Scottish football isn't really covered in Ireland, the stereotype is unfortunately set to prevail.
On a cheerier note, can I expect to hear Peter Martin discuss wattie's banishment on the phone-in. It reminded me of St Patrick and the snakes, for the month that's in it!!!
KTF
