Celtic blitzed Aberdeen with three goals in the opening 11 minutes in what at that stage looked set to be a drubbing, but the hosts pulled a goal back in the 12th minute, which set a parity for the remainder of the match.
Leigh Griffiths has had to be patient this season but he made the most of his starting opportunity tonight. The opening goal, came from his corner, which was headed into the net by Dedryck Boyata. Patrick Roberts had a clear chance to open the scoring seconds earlier, but Aberdeen keeper Lewis turned his effort behind.
The second Celtic goal arrived on the 8th minute. There was nothing really on when Griffiths collected the ball wide on the right, but one cheeky nutmeg later and the Aberdeen defence were chasing shadows. Leigh crossed and Callum McGregor fired a shot which was blocked by Logan. The rebound fell to Stuart Armstrong, who contorted his body to make a contact good enough to score.
Again, there was little obvious danger when Leigh Griffiths collected the ball 30 yards out in 11 minutes. The Celtic striker took on two defenders before cracking a shot from 24 yards, which moved and deceived Lewis before smacking the back of the net.
At this point Celtic looked more likely to score six than to settle for three, but, remarkably, the fourth goal of the game arrived just a minute later, when Jonny Hayes lost Kieran Tierney with a quick change of direction before thundering one into the top corner from 23 yards.
It was now Celtic’s turn to rock. Perhaps the game’s most important subsequent moment came after just 14 minutes when Stockley lost the Celtic central defenders, but couldn’t make contact with a cross 7 yards in front of goal.
Celtic’s passing in recent weeks has been exceptional, but they didn’t get this right on a choppy Pittodrie surface, as the unforced error count spiked. The ball rotation we have become used to seeing this season didn’t happen often, underlining the importance of suspended Scott Brown.
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Petec 9.13pm
Take care fellow Celt
On a less important note
Ant & Dec golden buzzer !!!!!!
I hope Dermott gets Brendan in a golden headlock :-)
Kolncelt
Good man
Dont forget that Cafe a Brasileira that I mentioned,its very central and worth a visit,beautiful ornate place
Bada Bing
Me and my wee mate going from Manchester Tuesday 23rd, 17.30 flight .Castlemilk bhoys.
WHATISTHESTARS
I prefer to think of us as not so much stragglers as hardcore.
See ya at the weekend,my Dad is practising the choons already.
Hopefully we will be back in Swindon late on the Sunday,just in time for my nightshift. My local publican has already pointed out that he’s happy for a wee lock-in for my Dad that night,mainly so him and my pals can all have a wee Bank Holiday laugh while I’m working
Strange how people down here understand me best when I stick to four-letter words,even if they’ve really got five or eight letters. No-one swears like a Scot missing a lock-in.
ME- how you getting to Manchester?
Bada Bing.. Train doon mate.. Around 9.3,0…
Bada
That’s 09.30
BOBBY MURDOCH’S CURLED-UP WINKLEPICKERS on 13th May 2017 9:18 pm
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I worked with a guy from Aberdeen who lived in Hull for a few years. He often said how his 4 letter word in conversations wasn’t appreciated.
Only in Scotland is the c world used as a compliment
BMCUWP
Good stuff,the hard core boys of the old (no homes to go to) brigade will hold the fort until Myself and Witella arrive with the Cavalry on Friday bring reinforcements of Euros
I am staying at Casa Balthazar very central ….would appreciate a text on the Friday from you or BT letting me know what pubs you are in……so that we can avoid them and go somewhere nice and posh !!!!!
Corbyn In
lucy jones – here we go – kenny miller says she’s good
WITS
added Cafe de Brasileria to the list, was heading to that neighbourhood anyway. Looking forward to lowering the tone.
Tontine tim , sorry for the late reply.
John Hughes did himself no favours with that comment about those two dumplins
JMccormick
Thats the spirit
Should be a great trip
I don’t like any MP, after their expenses fraud, they should have all got the sack, thieves
BUT this guy Corbyn should be in with a shout if he has the backing of WITS, unless WITS gets to June the 6th and jumps ship, I remember when he didn’t back Ronny, then backed Ronny then didn’t………
Am glad our horsey expert loves Brendan like the rest of us :-)
BRTH.
I purchased tickets after the ebay polis told you that you couldn’t sell alcohol, and using the ebid thing, was directed to paypal quite easily. Payment was made to someone called Jim and payment was duly debited from my bank account. The e-mail address for my paypal account will be different to my gmail account, but it has my name in it, so should be easy to check if you received my payment.
Not too bothered about winning the raffle, but would like to think that the money has ended up in the right place – i.e. Your account.
League Goals scored at Ibrokes this Season
Miller – 5
Garner – 4
Waghorn – 3
Wallace – 3
McKay – 2
Hyndman – 2
CELTIC – 7
Mini Hun on Hun action at Poundland today…
https://twitter.com/jamtart18/status/863383716676108288
That’ll sting.
Torino president on Joe Hart: “We probably didn’t expect so many mistakes from an England international… but he did some good things, too.”
Ouch.
THEHUDDLE,MARRAKESHEXPRESS
It’s not so much a compliment as a term of endearment. Unless preceded by-Haw,whoozroundzitya….
See ya there,fellas.
When I was back in Scotland last year Corbyn was on the the TV one evening and I was utterly astounded at the contempt and contrived ridicule of the reporting. What was even more astounding was when I tried to change the channel to the BBC turned out that was in fact what I was watching.
Changed days
It was like watching FOX
Let’s all run to the precipice
WITS
I leave Lisbon on Sunday 28th. Looks we will have a good FTSFA Cup Final possè of stragglers.
WITS
Me and Morrissey will be among the stragglers
Delaneys
I was hoping an old reprobate like yourself might hang around !!!
And Maggie too
Looks like the real hardcore CQN Alamo Brigade will be there to the bitter end
MAGS
Everyone is on message re Corbyn. Stop at all costs.
Most of the Labour manifesto has popular support over the last few years or more. Put a Labour rosette on it and it’s suddenly the end of the world.
Give us back control-of our utilities!
WITS
Best compliment I’ve had in a while.
Like Hanginaround Counting Crows.
The Huddle
Google Billy Connolly on the c word
Very good and obviously not for cqn
Wits pity you are arriving after the meal as I was hoping to get you seated next to Phil
Ad blocker struggling to cope with cqn adds :/((((
Cant think why the Establishment have a problem with Jezza…
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/jeremy-corbyn-just-war-1945-chatham-house-talk-labour-party-general-elections-a7733916.html
MMcG
Been a while since I been in Stephen Patrick’s company. Look forward to seeing him again. Wonder if we will remember each other from the Kirkton 20 a side all day fitba matches in the 70s? :)
BMCUW
I know
He’s perceived as the same honorable clique as Foot Kinnock Benn etc you know, responsible for murdering the last Zcar of Russia and the creation of the Soviet Union.
Nothing to do with spending taxes appropriately
BT
I would like to meet Phil
As I said I enjoy reading his stuff…….but I dont take it too seriously
I am sure he is a good lad
BMCUW
Listening to Jeremy Corbyn reminds me of my last ever political hero John Smith. Tragic he never got the chance.
CQN good night and God bless, at a very special mass tomorrow my thoughts will be of Cqners who have passed (that I have never met) and Cqners and families going through tough times (who I have yet too meet) sometimes very sad reading on here, but sometimes the sad stuff makes us appreciate the mundane stuff even more ……..
JNP my curfew has been reached :-)
In another note, am glad some are appreciating Broony when he is still playing, I thought it might have taken him to stop playing before the appreciation :-)
Sometimes we don’t realise what we have till it’s gone
According to junker the English language is getting less important in Europe – tell that to Eurovision
Good wee featherweight fight on BT fight night.
MWD
Jeremy Corbyn was one of the few westminister MPs who campaigned for the release of the Guilford 4 and Birmingham 6
A very brave move for a politician .At the time these people were officially the most evil mass murderers ever convicted in a British Court
For that he will always have my respect
https://theworldturnedupsidedownne.wordpress.com/2015/07/29/15-times-jeremy-corbyn-was-on-the-right-side-of-history/
Gerry
Enjoy
DELANEYS DUNKY on 13TH MAY 2017 9:55 PM
Well unless you’re lying on your arse or running behind me it’s going to be difficult :)