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Paris St Germain banned from next League Cup Paris St Germain have been banned from defending the League Cup next season after some of their fans unfolded an abusive banner during this season's League Cup final, the French League (LFP) said on Wednesday. (Guardian)

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Tuesday, March 04, 2008

Scotland’s Champions League spot should crystallise this week

The Scottish champions stand to qualify automatically for next season’s Champions League if this year’s winners qualify automatically from their league.

On current league positions, it would therefore be of benefit the Scottish champions if Manchester United, Arsenal, Lyon, Barcelona, Real Madrid, Roma or Porto wins the trophy this year.

Chelsea, Milan, Sevilla, Fenerbahce, Olympiacos, Schalke and (alas) Celtic are not currently in automatic qualification spots.
Labels: European qualification

Posted by Paul67 at 12:10 AM ::

5 Comments:

At 04/03/08 03:41, mncelt said…

Does this qualify ?

At 04/03/08 06:24, Han Solo said…

2th !

At 04/03/08 08:37, itzallova said…

This might be a parralel universe blog - where posters can insult each other using swear words - whilst Paul67 happily looks on, nodding approvingly - who's gonna be the first to try it and see?

At 04/03/08 11:57, emusanorphan said…

Itzallova,

Me!

Oh the Rangers are shite
Oh the Rangers are shite
Oh the Rangers are shite
Oh the Rangers are shite
Oh the Rangers are shite
Oh the Rangers are shite

At 04/03/08 13:10, itzallova said…

brilliant emu!

now whenever another blogger upsets me, a can tell them what a really think on here! am well fed up being polite to everybody.

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	Celtic Quick News: quicknews Archives Home :: About :: XML/RSS Feed Recently in quicknews Category Thursday, May 1, 2008 Paris St Germain banned from next League Cup Paris St Germain have been banned from defending the League Cup next season after some of their fans unfolded an abusive banner during this season's League Cup final, the French League (LFP) said on Wednesday. (Guardian) By Paul67 on May 1, 2008 1:15 PM \| Permalink \| Comments (0) McManus targets top team return McManus suffered a calf injury in last week's 3-2 victory over Rangers but is confident he can play in Celtic's final three league games. (BBC) By Paul67 on May 1, 2008 1:12 PM \| Permalink \| Comments (0) « articles \| Main Index \| Archives 22 days in May Lennoxtown hampered Celtic 1998 team, our post-Lisbon touchstone, unite for O'Donnell Double jeopardy problem of new signings Welcome to the all new Celtic Quick News! Scotland vulnerable to racial intolerance gestated in football [an error occurred while processing this directive] Celtic PLC shares are traded on the Alternative Investments Market (AIM). Celtic Quick News cannot be held responsible for any loss due to incorrect information found here. All information is provided 'as-is', to you use it at your own risk. Always seek professional financial advice before making an investment decision. Dateline: 25 May 1967 Dateline: 23 May 1967 Dateline: 19 October 1957 Jimmy Johnstone Brian Quinn interview Martin O'Neill era ends More thoughts on O'Neill State of the club report 2007 BBC: Celtic win European Cup Celtic 2 Inter Milan 1, Guardian The Copydesk Stevie21's Link Creator

	Tuesday, March 04, 2008 Scotland’s Champions League spot should crystallise this week The Scottish champions stand to qualify automatically for next season’s Champions League if this year’s winners qualify automatically from their league. On current league positions, it would therefore be of benefit the Scottish champions if Manchester United, Arsenal, Lyon, Barcelona, Real Madrid, Roma or Porto wins the trophy this year. Chelsea, Milan, Sevilla, Fenerbahce, Olympiacos, Schalke and (alas) Celtic are not currently in automatic qualification spots. Labels: European qualification Posted by Paul67 at 12:10 AM :: 5 Comments: At 04/03/08 03:41, mncelt said… Does this qualify ? At 04/03/08 06:24, Han Solo said… 2th ! At 04/03/08 08:37, itzallova said… This might be a parralel universe blog - where posters can insult each other using swear words - whilst Paul67 happily looks on, nodding approvingly - who's gonna be the first to try it and see? At 04/03/08 11:57, emusanorphan said… Itzallova, Me! Oh the Rangers are shite Oh the Rangers are shite Oh the Rangers are shite Oh the Rangers are shite Oh the Rangers are shite Oh the Rangers are shite At 04/03/08 13:10, itzallova said… brilliant emu! now whenever another blogger upsets me, a can tell them what a really think on here! am well fed up being polite to everybody. Post a Comment [an error occurred while processing this directive] << Home - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

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