When someone writes the Celtic Story on our 200th anniversary there will be a page about when The Thai Tims came to Glasgow. It’s a part of the Celtic Story which reaches from 1888 to the present day, and, if we do our job as Celtic fans well, will ensure the character of the club retains a distinct and generous flavour.
The Thai Tims, formally the Good Child Foundation, arrive from Thailand next month and will perform at the Royal Concert Hall, Glasgow, on Thursday 10 May, tickets are £12 and £6 for kids. If you have enjoyed them on YouTube, and I know you have…. buy a couple of tickets here or call 08444 77 1000 and get along before they’ve sold out.
You can also support the Good Child Foundation by contributing to the fundraising exercise via their Everyclick page.
Sorry I didn’t get back to you yesterday on the question about whether not registering players correctly was cheating. Busy, busy. Will get to it as soon as I can – no answering this question early, that’s cheating.
Issue 7 of CQN Magazine is out now! Go to the dedicated magazine site here to read it properly (which you’ll not be able to do below).
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Kev Jungle
“The mask slips”, oh I agree with you there mate only I don’t think the mask ever hid anything.
Do we have any further developments on Huns being granted a European licence from last year?
KevJungle – “Lennons Lions Get Ready To ROAR!!!” on 23 March, 2012 at 10:37 said:
nice story. In Lyon under MON for the Champions League, I had a spare ticket, as an Irish guy i was keeping it for, turned up with a ticket already. 3000 tickets and about 9500 Celts in the city – i had been talking to a guy who was over with his girlfriend, and told him I had a ticket for him. When i offered it, he asked how much – i showed him the marked price, and said 22EUR. He refused to believe me – saying it wasn’t genuine (!) I told him that it was a 22EUR ticket, and I would never overcharge a fellow Celtic fan. His girlfriend told him not to be so stupid, and pay me. Eventually we settled on 22EUR plus 1 pint of French beer. I asked him simply that he would do the same for another Tim if he was in that position. He agreed.
Overcharging fellow Celtic fans for tickets is a total no go as far as I am concerned. leave that sort of thing to the huns.
I think we all know what to expect @ Ibrokes this Sunday.
On the pitch it’ll be Laugherty, McCulloch & co trying to maim any Celtic player, particulary Forrest, Matthews, Cha, Rogne…all the younger ones, and trying to provoke some of the remainder into an overreaction so as to get them sent off. I hope Callum the Calm has his simulation alert device set to high, as Laugherty has been rehearsing his dives all week.
Off the pitch, it will be a Loyalist/Unionist/ bigotfest: 43000 mini union jacks, red hands everywhere, jingoistic military style music over the PA, and sectarian and offensive songs from the stands.
Can I humbly suggest that when the filthy songs pour down from their stands, that instead of reacting the way they want us to, that we just sarcastically clap for a few seconds when they are done, then laugh loudly at them, maybe even pointing at them at the same time. Let’s just laugh at them.
Both on and off the pitch, cool heads need to prevail.
To all Celts, take care.
Win of course, but take care.
new article im off
So we are still talking about the Elbows tackle on Kayal. I had a good view of it from the North Stand near the centre line. I consider that it was a leg-breaking tackle and should have been a straight red card. Kayal won the ball and McCulloch was late but he followed through catching Kayal above his ankle and breaking his leg. The tell-tale sign was that McCulloch rolled over, feighning injury to avoid being sent off. Our manager’s comments were diplomatic as he knew he would be mis-represented as usual. The outcome was that Kayal missed the rest of the season and McCulloch hardly missed a game. Plus ca change.