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  9. Pogmathonyahun aka Laird of the Smiles on

    I predict at least 5 Celtic goals tonight. C’mon the Hoops.

  12. Pogmathonyahun aka Laird of the Smiles on

    gene’s a bhoy’s name

     

    19:15 on 7 May, 2014

     

    Podium chasing is rubbish

     

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    I, wholeheartedly, agree ;-P

  13. Pogmathonyahun aka Laird of the Smiles on

    Sky reporting that Barclays plan to cut 20,000 jobs by the end of 2016. I hope they intend to start with those thieving bassas at the top!

  15. sipsini on

    £5 on 4-0, £3 on 4-1, £3 on 4-2 and £5 on 3-2, surely one wil come up, probably my son or daughters though…ach anyway, as long as one off us wins.

  18. Chairbhoy on

    Looking forward to see what Boerritger can do, think a few buoys are playing for an opportunity next season.

     

     

    Interesting big Chris Sutton thinks Balde and Pukka are for the off.

  21. Jobo Baldie on

    BIG-CUP-WINNERS from last article,

     

     

    Interestingly (or not) I decided to stick a whole fiver on every game we’ve played since 18 January 2014 on Celtic at minus 1. So far £85 staked, £110 returned. Overall our performance in the 16 games have been –

     

    2 lost (both to Aberdeen)

     

    2 draws (Ross County and Motherwell)

     

    1 win by 1 goal (St Mirren)

     

    12 wins by 2 or more – 2 by 2, 5 by 3, 3 by 4, 1 by 5 and 1 by 6.

     

     

    Tonight’s minus 1 odds are 11/10. I think we’ll win comfortably.

     

     

    Jobo

  22. 'GG on

    For anyone viewing the U20 game on Celtic TV, there are some beautiful views of the surrounding hills.

     

    A really picturesque setting that we have been gifted by the generosity of the council. ;-)

  23. Big Mike on

    Look forward to Sunday’s game, never been to an away game since Rennes. God Bless the Celts and f+++ the hvns!

  24. NatKnow - Supporting Wee Oscar on

    South Of Tunis

     

    17:38 on

     

    7 May, 2014

     

    INFORMATION / OPINION SOUGHT ————-

     

     

    I am going to Edinburgh @ mid June . Selling a house .

     

     

    Recommendations sought re ————-

     

     

    Curry .

     

    Chinese .

     

    Greek

     

    Local seafood ——-scallops , crab , lobster etc .

     

    Fish and chips ..

     

     

    Please help !

     

     

     

    Gincher67

     

    18:05 on

     

    7 May, 2014

     

    Curry – I like the Cavalry Club near Haymarket

     

    Chinese – I have dined in the Rendezvous (West End) and the Kweilin in the New Town. Karen’s Unicorn is also good. I can recommend the Magnum boozer for a pre-dinner shnifter

     

    Greek – no idea

     

    Seafood. I like Ship on the Shore down at Leith harbour. Pretty wee cobbled street too. Whighams is also a seafood and wine bar in the west end, but i tend to drink there rather than eat

     

    fish and chips – l’alba d’oro nr dundas street or la campignola in the west end are both excellent

     

     

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    I’d agree with many of these. Would add :

     

     

    Curry – go to Glasgow. Although there is a Mother India’s Cafe in Edinburgh that sells small curry dishes. However, I’d second Khushi’s and also add The Kismot – though do not under any circumstances order “The Killer”.

     

     

    Chinese – Rendezvous (if it’s still there), Kweilin.

     

     

    Greek – Athena.

     

     

    Seafood – Fishers In The City or on The Shore, The Ship on The Shore. Also – the Lobster Shack on North Berwick harbour is worth a visit if you have time (and a car!).

     

     

    Others to consider :

     

     

    Malaysian – Kampung Ali (very nice food, very casual).

     

     

    Lebanese – Beirut (superb).

     

     

    Thai – Dusit, Chaophrya (both excellent)

     

     

    Italian – Osteria del Tempo Perso (added this as a joke, but it has a lovely organic wine list including some Montevertine that is lovely). Their other place is in Lazio I think :

     

     

    http://www.osteriadeltempoperso.it

     

     

     

    If you fancy a pint I have lots of reccos based on some pretty serious empirical research….

  25. BIG-CUP-WINNERS on

    Jobo

     

     

    I managed to avoid betting on the Scottish cup defeat and Motherwell draw so happy is me.

     

     

    It’s been a cracking wee bet and enjoyable watching the Celtic rattle the net too.

  27. Delaneys Dunky on

    GG

     

     

    East Dunbartonshire cooncil in on it too? Shocking this UFH! ;))

  29. BIG-CUP-WINNERS on

    GG

     

     

    Lennoxtown has a wonderful view of Campsie Glen and the Fells.

     

     

    But boy us it cold up there.

  30. Burghbhoy on

    Not convinced about so many changes. I know it’s end of season but I don’t think it’s fair on guys like Pukki , Derk & Amido. Better these guys are integrated one at a time like Neil has done with young Liam.

     

    Surely better to play with 10 regulars than 6.

     

    Normally wholesale changes show these guys in a bad light and normally a poor performance.

     

     

    Hope I’m wrong!

  32. Kayal33 on

    With so many changes in both teams I expect a scrappy game with a draw or one goal win for us.

  33. 'GG on

    From official site

     

    By: Mark Henderson on 07 May, 2014 18:41

     

     

    NEIL Lennon has made six changes from the team who put Aberdeen to the sword on Saturday for tonight’s penultimate game of the season against St Johnstone.

     

    Lukasz Zaluska, Mikael Lustig, Beram Kayal, Derk Boerrigter, Teemu Pukki and Amido Balde come into the starting XI at the expense of Fraser Forster, Emilio Izaguirre, Scott Brown, Kris Commons, Anthony Stokes and Leigh Griffiths

     

    Kick off at McDiarmid Park is 7.45pm and there will be live updates of the game on the club’s official Twitter feed: @celticfc

     

    CELTIC (4-4-2) Zaluska; Lustig, Ambrose, Van Dijk, Matthews; Kayal, Mulgrew, Johansen, Boerrigter; Balde, Pukki

     

    Subs: Forster, Brown, Stokes, Commons, Mouyokolo, Griffiths, Henderson

  38. Burghbhoy on

    Chris Sutton on being asked if he wanted to be Neil’s assistant……..it’s a bit like being asked to be James Bond!!

     

    Brilliant

  40. 'GG on

    Posting finger on hair trigger. Check

     

    Celtic TV on PC and HDMI cable connected. Check

     

    CQN login Check

     

    So COYBIG

  41. eddieinkirkmichael on

    winning captains

     

    13:41 on

     

    7 May, 2014

     

    Crazy thought – to make the league more interesting could Celtic suggest we accept a handicap, maybe start the season on minus 9 points? Enough to give Aberdeen, Dundee Utd etc the chance to win the league but still will plenty of margin for us to catch up? Worth a try…

     

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    I’ve been thinking about this for some time and not only for teams in Scotland. I feel if UEFA aren’t willing to restructure the leagues then some form of handicap system could revitalise some of the leagues in Europe.

     

     

    Say the top teams finished as

     

     

    1 – 100pts

     

    2 – 86pts

     

    3 – 84

     

    4 – 78

     

    5 – 70

     

    6 – 64

     

    7 – 60

     

    8 – 58

     

    9 – 46

     

    10 – 40

     

    11 – 34

     

    12 – 33

     

     

    The following season the top 6 teams would start the season with on minus points based on the gap between them and the team that that finished 7th. 33% of the gap would be the penalty for the new season.

     

     

    The teams that finished in the bottom half would also benifit by starting the new season with a positive point start of the same 33%.

     

     

    So the team that finished 1st in the previous season would effectively be 24 points worse off than the team who finished 12th.

     

    The newly promoted team would be claased as finishing 12.

     

     

    This season Next season starting points

     

     

    1 – 100pts -13pts

     

    2 – 86 -8

     

    3 – 84 -8

     

    4 – 78 -6

     

    5 – 70 -3

     

    6 – 64 -1

     

    7 – 60 +1

     

    8 – 58 +2

     

    9 – 46 +6

     

    10 – 40 +8

     

    11 – 34 +10

     

    12 – 33 +11

     

     

    It would never be adopted by the teams nor the leagues but it would sure as hell even things up and provide us with a more interesting league that would sustain our interest for longer.

     

     

    BTW feel free to pull it apart, just an idea. :)

  42. ....PFayr supports WeeOscar on

    Ship out the under achievers….if someone will take them

     

     

    Balde, Boeriggter,Pukki, Kayal

     

     

    Sammi will be gone

     

     

    Bring in Snodgrass and Hooper…young ambitious LB

     

     

    Job done

     

     

    Use the promising youngsters

     

     

    Easy …aye right ….

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