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Being formed by immigrants still has power to shock

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A club formed by the Irish immigrant population sends best wishes to Scotland and Ireland. Read all about it! It’s as though our heritage still has the power to shock. How timely the outrage came hours before Celtic launched their “We are Celtic – and we say No To Racism” initiative.  This morning Scott Brown reminded us, “Celtic has been a club open to all people since its formation in 1888”.  Stick to task, Celtic.

Congratulations to our former boss, Martin O’Neill, in getting the Irish to at least the knock-out round. Commiserations to our other former boss, Gordon Strachan. Gordon will be feeling sore right now but he should lick his wounds and stick to task. He got the better of Ireland on their head-to-head and came within a whisker of also getting the better of Poland. The loss in Georgia was typical Scotland – you cannot change everything in two years, while Ireland taking four points from six off Germany is inexplicable.

Gordon is by far the best man to take Scotland the World Cup 2018 qualifiers; get on with it.

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  14. gordybhoy64 on

    Roy Croppie,

     

    be good to say hello,

     

    some nights I think you are reading my mind with the tunes you post

  24. Gerryfaethebrig on

    Roy C

     

     

    Cheers and would be delighted to buy you a drink, any friend of AB… Is a friend of mine, big AB is one of the best, and he tried his best with his column but fair play he liked my honesty when I said it was a lot of shoite !

  26. jimthetim53 on

    It’s just I listened to a programme on R4 extra last night about ‘you’ll never walk alone’ and Celtic never got a mention. They spent about 10 mins. on Liverpool. I have an uncle who swears we sung it first. But I don’t recall when it became such an important part of our repertoire. In those days I can only think of the old Celtic songs prior to the Wolfetones & Charlie & the Bhoys.

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