Celtic 2-0 Dundee

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Fabulous goals from Gary Hooper and Victory Wanyama put Celtic back on winning ways, their first victory in four games in September but Dundee held out until minutes before the break, aided by an excellent performance from Rab Douglas.

Another ex-Celt, Gary Irvine, had a penalty claim 7 minutes in but the ref wasn’t convinced; Irvine’s tumble was a tad overdramatic.  Celtic were cut open on 15 minutes when Colin Nish found space inside the box but his shot was blocked.  The rebound broke to John Baird who should have converted but fired over the bar.

A minute later Lassad, making his home debut, dribbled to the edge of the six yard box when he appeared to be tripped but again referee, Beaton, denied the claim.

Kris Commons then stepped up the pressure.  His cross was dummied by Lassad but Gary Hooper’s shot was saved.  Commons then played a diagonal ball through to Lassad who shot wide.

Charlie Mulgrew brought a good save from Douglas from a free kick on the edge of the D after Wanyama was brought down.  The Dundee keeper then topped that effort with a save from Forrest after a good cutback from Lassad, before saving again from the same player a minute later.

Lassad’s movement eventually brought a reward when Beaton pointed to the penalty spot after the former Deportivo striker had his legs clipped.  Scott Brown has been reliable from the spot this year but this effort didn’t get anywhere near the post, allowing Rab Douglas another opportunity to show what he can do.

Brown made amends a minute before the break when his forward pass was collected by Gary Hooper.  Hooper still had a lot to do but nutmeged his marker before firing home, from an angle, into the far corner.

The advantage was almost doubled a minute into the second half when Gary Irvine tried to chest the ball back to Rab Douglas but found the post instead, however, Dundee were two behind three minutes later.

Victor Wanyama shot low and hard from 26 yards, clipping the inside of the post before crossing the line.

Lassad almost opened his scoring account for Celtic with a good header but Rab Douglas was a match to the attempt again.  Tony Watt used his impressive strength to get a cross to Gary Hooper, who steadied before shooting against the upright.


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  1. Neil canamalar Lennon hunskelper extrordinaire on

    what a boxer that bhoy is, round 4 all over Ricky Burns retains title.

  2. Has no one took a bucket into the louden?

     

    I bet the jollies would try to outdo our generosity.

     

    To be on the safe side get the tv cameras to catch it.

     

    Think it would be interesting.

  3. tommytwiststommyturns

     

    22:46 on

     

    22 September, 2012

     

    St John @ 22:35 – that’s funnier than you know! He is indeed a top man and brilliant company.

     

     

    HH

     

     

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    Only met him for 15 mins today you can always tell a good guy even with the flu

  4. midfield maestro

     

     

     

    22:47 on 22 September, 2012

     

     

     

    Alcohol got the better of me just now. A wee question, political tin hat on.

     

     

    If Wee Oscar needs treatment & the government will not pay. (full stop, question mark etc)

     

    How come, if a soldier gives birth to a baby in Afghanistan, they magically produce a plane, doctors, specialist unit etc £100k…only asking like?

     

     

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    The establishment look after their own , until they have no need for them…………

  5. midfield maestro

     

     

    22:47 on 22 September, 2012

     

     

    Alcohol got the better of me just now. A wee question, political tin hat on.

     

     

    If Wee Oscar needs treatment & the government will not pay. (full stop, question mark etc)

     

    How come, if a soldier gives birth to a baby in Afghanistan, they magically produce a plane, doctors, specialist unit etc £100k…only asking like?

     

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    Top performance today Big Man, great shouting as well when you were in a lesser position to collect money. Fantastic.

     

     

    To your point, it is shocking, especially as we have absolutely no reason to be there.

  6. Jude – you expect HT to remember a conversation he couldn’t remember who was in his “company” today! … My Sis in law grassed you up HT!

     

     

    We did indeed have a football card with the winnings attached, we also received envelopes with money in as well that folk had collected on buses, workplaces, piggy banks.. husbands wallets ( a personal fav)

  7. jude2005 is Neil Lennon \o/ on

    minx1888

     

     

    Big man was spot on the day btw. Ok his pen didnae work.. Sorted it out with some eyeliner tho!!

     

     

    Who’s eyeliner?? mmmmm

  8. evening bhoys and ghirls just home from game and havent had time to read back Im sure I’M not alone in saying I was proud of the celtic family today.

     

    Such sad circumstances but hopefully well worth the mighty effort put in by the organising team you were immense

     

     

    Hail Hail God bless wee Oscar

  9. minx1888

     

    22:57 on

     

    22 September, 2012

     

     

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    1 guy gave me a bag of money that must have been the weight of 10 buckets I got it passed to me, i of course quickly back-heeled it to Marc who just happened to be passing well he is the boss he has to take some responsibility. He He He

  10. midfield maestro

     

     

    23:01 on 22 September, 2012

     

     

    petec

     

    You wurny in oor mob, wur ye stalkin me?

     

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    Company B, Sir, at the Cross. ;)

     

     

    Unless I was given dodgy info about who you were? wearing shades fae P****** if my memory is still ok, and it has been known to be a bit dodgy.

  11. jude2005 is Neil Lennon \o/ on

    Hope the Big Man up there can handle all the prayers thats heading up to heaven for wee Oscar tonight!!

  12. Greenlion2

     

     

     

    22:52 on 22 September, 2012

     

     

     

    The Raven

     

     

    21:07 on 22 September, 2012

     

     

    OK an old bhoy from the valley

     

     

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    yes mate ………………..

  13. The Rev aka Gary Oi‏@RevBhoyULTRA

     

     

    @BTWCelticShow The copy of @Pmacgiollabhain’s book “Downfall…” sold on ebay for $280, all going to @Wee_Oscar! #CelticFamily

  14. OMG we missed doing a huddle pre collection theres no other answer we’ll have to do it all again maybe to welcome Oscar home safe and well from the us of a

  15. tommytwiststommyturns on

    Guys – we could go on all night about the money that could be spent by the NHS on various kids suffering from this rare, aggressive cancer. Unfortunately, somebody has to decide how to make the best use of the massive NHS budget.

     

    We could debate how best to use the money earmarked for the Trident replacement, etc., etc.

     

     

    Tonight should be about celebrating the best of the Celtic support & family, as experienced before the game today. Professional organisation, committed individuals, wonderful team spirit and off the radar generousity.

     

     

    Incredibly, half a million pounds was raised in a very short space of time for Vanessa Riddle and a target of £250K has been set for Wee Oscar in a time when people are experiencing hard times and also “fundraising fatigue”.

     

    The WeeOscar4Life campaign has a way to go yet and the Hoops support can help the Knox family reach their target figure.

     

     

    HH

     

    TTTT

  16. Cork Owen are you lurking? Talking to Bhoys today who reckon best tickets to buy would be for Barca end when you get there, Give me a ring

     

    HH

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