I was discussing Beram Kayal during the week, specifically how he was keeping Victor Wanyama out of the Celtic team before that ‘tackle’ from Rangers’ McCulloch put him out of action for months. The player has never recovered his form but has never had a sustained run in the team either.
Nir Biton has made the holding position his own in recent weeks and, as a consequence, we’ve watched his form improve. News that he picked up an injury when playing for Israel against Slovakia last week, which is likely to disrupt his appearances for weeks, has come at the worst possible time. If he is to make this position his own, he needs performances between now and the end of the season.
Young players especially need games to reinforce their craft and build confidence, as well as to ensure fitness.
Just less than 24 hours until the Friday noon deadline for bids on bottle No. 1 of a limited edition (291 in total) of Craigallachie Telford’s Bridge, in a wooden box and presentation cardboard tube, whit an authentication certificate. The current highest bid stands at an incredible £425.
Bids are by email only to auction@celticquicknews.co.uk. This is a rare and valuable bottle. Shipping within UK and Ireland is included. Please include contact details and your bid amount.
Many thanks to everyone who donated to Mary’s Meals via the MyDonate link. We are closing in on funding the second school kitchen, at St Joseph’s Primary School in Kasungu, Malawi. Incredible response, treat yourself if you are one of the donors. You can get involved here.
Seville, The Celtic Movement, launches tomorrow (rumours suggest I might get my hands on mine today).
“”Claire, where is my passport?” I was frantic now as I pleaded with my wife. She must know I thought. Claire, my wife of twelve years, suffers my trips away to support Celtic without a single moan. Not this time though as Claire would not give me her blessing to go on this trip telling me that our bakery was now at critical point, busy and with too many European away days this year they had taken their toll.”
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Great finish from Mario Gomez of Fiorentina..
.Juve 1 Fiore 1 ft.
SOAL
Look on the bright side, you’ve got a wee noddin dug for the back of the motor.
eddieinkirkmichael
I’m with VP mate and if it’s all the same with you I’ll have the pint :-)
Hamilton 21.30
That is true.
Strictly or otherwise.
Q. Who bombed Britain in`39
A.The I.R.A.
VP
Eddie said fine individuals :-)
HH
CRC
HT
I don’t drive or steel cars
love
Hamiltontim is praying for Oscar
21:51 on
13 March, 2014
My old man always told me that Churchill never made a decision sober throughout the entire war.
I’ve read nothing as a boy or man that alters that view.
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Are you a Pioneer?
;-)
That Lusao centre half is a player.
macjay1 for Neil Lennon
Aye
He forgets were the bar is
LOL
macjay1 for neil lennon
21:55 on 13 March, 2014
Hamiltontim is praying for Oscar
21:30 on
13 March, 2014
BOBBY MURDOCH’S CURLED-UP WINKLEPICKERS ………FC not PLC
19:37 on
13 March, 2014
MACJAY
De Valera`s govt.expressed their condolences to the German legation in Dublin on the death of Hitler.
As I said ” eternal shame.”
You are aware that the I.R.A.attempted to assist a German invasion of N.I.?
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No, I’m aware that O’Duffy tried to assist it but as a consequence was removed by ordinary volunteers of the IRA who were opposed to it.
Is this not in fact what really happened?
’twas the night before Christmas…..
Last night shift, good sleep tomorrow and then off to CQTEN!!
macjay1 for neil lennon
21:58 on 13 March, 2014
Hamilton 21.30
That is true.
Strictly or otherwise.
Q. Who bombed Britain in`39
A.The I.R.A.
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Did most rank and file IRA volunteers oppose the right wing leadership of that time who advocated such bombings?
Answer: (wee clue) it begins with Y and ends in ES :-)
Right I need to try and get 40 odd weans to sleep.
Good practice for the morra night right enough!!
Corkcelt
Lurk more than post mate but don’t want to see you go
Fully understand why you feel like that and some of the crap posted on here tonight would drive you away
I get the feeling the legion is closed tonight !!!!!
WGS
Wits wi the haircut
HH
For pragmatic reasons, Churchill let
Eastern Europe rot under a set of Marxist dictatorships. However, he also played a massive part in defeating the other totalitarian evil.
George Galloway adores Churchill.
jimbob71
God bless the nightshifters.
SOAL
You’re fae Wishy, you’d steal tractors x
Winnings Captain.
Thanks for the confirmation my good man.
Thanks also for all your (and the many others no doubt) hard work and efforts in arranging this much awaited shindig tomorrow!
HAIL! HAIL!
Token
Hamiltontim is praying for Oscar
22:02 on
13 March, 2014
For me,I suppose it all comes down to:
“Judge not ,lest ye be judged.”
HT
Nae problem for you mucker
You put 20 of us to sleep on the last night out
LOVE
Ole alkie Winston was certainly no friend of the working classes,but some of his quotes were worth a chuckle…..
Winston Churchill was not just a great politician, he was also a great orator. Though he is now dead, his legacy lives on in the many humorous and insightful quotes he left behind. Here is a selection of just 10…. 1 – 10..We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give.2. There is no such thing as a good tax.3. Some see private enterprise as a predatory target to be shot, others as a cow to be milked, but few are those who see it as a sturdy horse pulling the wagon.4. The inherent vice of capitalism is the unequal sharing of blessings; the inherent virtue of socialism is the equal sharing of miseries.5. We contend that for a nation to tax itself into prosperity is like a man standing in a bucket and trying to lift himself up by the handle.Quotes 6 – 10 An appeaser is one who feeds a crocodile—hoping it will eat him last.7. The problems of victory are more agreeable than the problems of defeat, but they are no less difficult.8. From now on, ending a sentence with a preposition is something up with which I shall not put.9. A fanatic is one who can’t change his mind and won’t change the subject.10. Nancy Astor: “Sir, if you were my husband, I would give you poison.”Madam,if I were your husband,I would gladly take it.
Corkcelt
Why stop posting. The opinions of the deranged surely should have so little sway.
WGS talkin a lot of sense on the spurs match
John O’Neil….,
George Galloway adores…..ermmmmmm….George Galloway.
John O’Neil
22:07 on
13 March, 2014
For pragmatic reasons, Churchill let
Eastern Europe rot under a set of Marxist dictatorships.
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Mate.
He had no power to prevent it.
The dying Roosevelt and Stalin made those decisions.
Churchill saw it coming,but was ignored by the Americans.
Viz.the return of Polish govt. in exile.
ryecatcher
22:09 on
13 March, 2014
Ole alkie Winston was certainly no friend of the working classes,but some of his quotes were worth a chuckle….
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He introduced the tea break.(perhaps fortified tea)
:-)
Macjay,
Indeed he foresaw what was coming but he could have done more. However it is never so simple. How could he have sought more conflict after the previous carnage?
Recatcher, I listen to him to hear alternative views.
Another heart rending war song:
Emmylou Harris tells the story of a prostitute in France trying to give comfort to a soldier on a three day spree. A soldier who has seen and lived the terrible tragedy and horror of WWI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jx8Y9RhmWzs&feature=kp
VP-Got home on Monday mate :(
even with us tims there is irony, I have never ever had a first placed podium on this anointed blog (don’t get me wrong I don’t really try that hard) but today on jinkyys anniversary the first post is spot on and I spent 90 minutes of sheer joy it was the best and most appropriate 1st that I can remember in my two years following cqn (bondoran bhoy I think ) well done that mhan and jinky, thanks for everything (even your autograph ) H.H.
SORRY, THE IRONY BEING THERE WAS ONLY ONE CONGRAT USUALLY THERES HUNNERS
Hamiltontim is praying for Oscar
22:05 on
13 March, 2014
macjay1 for neil lennon
21:58 on 13 March, 2014
Hamilton 21.30
That is true.
Strictly or otherwise.
Q. Who bombed Britain in`39
A.The I.R.A.
——–
Did most rank and file IRA volunteers oppose the right wing leadership of that time who advocated such bombings?
Answer: (wee clue) it begins with Y and ends in ES :-)
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You may well be right.
Not much consolation to the dead.:-(
Hamilton.
“Our side” has it`s own skeletons.
Why can`t we just accept that?
Macjay,
Churchill and Roosevelt sent the Cossacks back to Stalin at the Yalta agreement in 1945.
Despicable treachery when you consider what happened to them afterwards.
Interesting how this plays out in Crimea / Ukraine,because the Cossacks have reason to hate Russia AND the West.
Bada
Ya greedy bass ….go easy on St Patricks day…don’t want you spewing on the plane.
Will have a pint to you tomorrow,could take it or leave it,only going to look after big G :o)HH
BIG-CUP-WINNERS
Is the quiz still on for tomorrow night?
HT & VP
OK the pint wins ;)
Bada
Sorry bud thought you were still in NY ,how wiz it?
So I see the Bayern Munich President has got 3 years in the pokey for tax evasion.
Unfortunate for him he was born in Deutschland cause if he were born in this place he would be at least in line for the SFA Presidency