Celtic should accept the offer of a two match ban for Kelvin Wilson following an incident at Dens Park on Boxing Day. He has never been an aggressive player, so there is no need to assume intent, but an elbow to the face is a painful experience and potentially dangerous. These are the rules and they are there for good reason.
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Doc is Neil Lennon
No quiz tonight, unless we have a deputy quizmaster willing to step in. On family duties tonight.
HH
CRC
BOURNESOUPRECIPE
Betcha it took Dundee Uni longer to replace their jukebox and microwave…..
Bhoys n ghirls
Thanks for your prompt offerings, you should know that my rfc in liquidation pal is a good bloke, plus wee Derryghirl will be there and there will be hell to pay if I go too far with him.
Taking it 2 far CSC
I look forward to every elbowing incident, by whatever player from whatever team, being trumpeted, headlined, and the villain hunted down by our morally righteous and totally impartial media
Vmhan, just back in from the Port Town. The Hibs Tonight has Quigleys point on, The Port Harp CSC doo, door open at 730, always good criac with a fair bit of community singing.
Any other Inverclyde CQNers welcome also
HH
bournesouprecipe
16:42 on
28 December, 2012
Celtic Fans – and trail of destruction at Dens
Come on man there may be children on here. You should have put a health warning on that before promoting this level of destruction.
Evening All,
Agree with all the previous posters that we should FIGHT the ban for Kelvin – we cannot allow ESPN to influence the SFA in this sort of thing.
What’s all this with Burley anyway. I just don’t get it. He was very successful at Celtic – scoring something like 20 goals in about 70-ish appearances. He was well-liked at the time. Why is he is blatantly anti-Celtic these days. Or have I missed summat along the way….whilst on my long sojourn in Berlin?
Oh yeah, I KNOW he was born in Ayr – maybe that’s it then!!!!!
Some good craic there,
Gourock it’s a hard life being a Tim down there, done it myself.
Great pubs down Gourock mind ye!
V
VMHAN
May I suggest that you allow him to steeer the conversation tonight,in the spirit of the season.
Obviously you are allowed to put him right as regards any criticism of the hoops.
Might be interesting to hear how long he can go before becoming fulsome in his praise of Charliebhoy.
If,for instance,it is around six pints into the conversation,you can excuse yourself on the pretext of toilet requirements.
Then run in and pish yersel laffin!
I definitely think that we should not accept the 2 match ban. The ref said nothing and the player also said it was an accident and we are supposed to accept a 2 match ban. I do not think so.
Palacio67
I replied a few pages ago, I won’t make the do but thanks all the same for your invite.
Say hello to Joe O’R for me, say V from Blackpool, Dunkys mate.
V
Glendaly
Rasmussen verse Kilmarnock at Rugby Park
Balde verse Hibs at Easter Rd
TrialBySevconia CSC
Vman – probably out in Gourock tonight with fellow Tims.
Taken from FIFA site, now a big talking point on blogs devoted to chat about their “reformed” club.
They don’t like it.
Ha ha.
Totally and genuinely deid.
Rangers go under
14 June
Rangers’ perilous financial position had been an open secret but there was still shock when, after 140 years of history and a world record 54 league titles, the club was consigned to liquidation in mid-June. The Glasgow giants were subsequently reformed as a new company and granted entry to the Third Division, Scotland’s fourth tier, which they currently lead by nine points with a game in hand.
Some hype on SSN on the Glasgow Derby tomorrow ….hilarious ……
The hype on Fergie’s polite conversation with the ref / linesman was almost as amusing…… Fergie provides really good hype for the English media ….. Zombies2 provide really good hype for the LL bigotry….
PIGALLE
Which meaning of reformed are they using?
I doubt they are capable of reforming.
BMCUW
They probably meant ‘reformation’, the old h&ns were good at that!
Hail Hail!
Jamsie
Celtic statement late tonight if we appeal.
jamsiebhoy
17:12 on 28 December, 2012
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Enjoy, as I said the pubs are magic, the Huns will be obvious by their knuckle dragging or perhaps their commentating.
V
STEVEBHOY
Aye,good point.
That led to the virtual destruction of Kilwinning Abbey.
Despite the presence of so many masons in the town since,it has never been rebuilt……
Craigan and Burley are to wrestle naked, Women In Love style, for the title of Celtic Hater Número Uno.
Another match I may have to miss.
But hoping their bums get burned when they roll too close to the big fireplace..
Looking forward to 2013 already.
On the Baird / Wilson incident :
Even though Baird has admitted the foul on Wilson, it would be very unfair to punish the Dundee player now as the T.V. pictures are blurry and inconclusive.
T.V. footage seems to be the primary evidence.
The red card shown to Lee Wallace against Annan on Dec 18th, was rescinded last night after the referee reviewed footage.
The match between Albion Rovers and Ayr on Stephens Day wasn’t covered, so I presume Christie Elliots red card is not subject to the same appeals process.
A shambles of a system which favours the most high profile with lots of fear amd a healthy dollop of favour.
A lot of masons in Kilwinning? I assume there must be lots of older people and a high death rate, then? ;)
Hail Hail!
I’m a sad Celt tonight but becoming more militant by the minute. Sick and tired of our support being harrassed and victimised. Lads whose great grandfathers were the victims of one of the greatest ever crimes against humanity, now being targeted for the crime of being sympathetic to the land of their forefathers.
Bournesouprecipe – I fully expect a statement then. I cannot think that our manager would accept this.
Next question for my Zombie visit tonight……
Smirnoff or grey goose (if pf is on it’ll be grey goose lol), or that st Petersburg drink or ?
Got to disagree with Paul67 on this one. This is very much about intent and if Wilson says there was none then we should fight it.
liquidation
1.
a.the process of terminating the affairs of a business firm, etc, by realizing its assets to discharge its liabilities
b.the state of a business firm, etc, having its affairs so terminated (esp in the phrase to go into liquidation )
2.
destruction; elimination
bournesouprecipe
17:11 on 28 December, 2012
Glendaly
Rasmussen verse Kilmarnock at Rugby Park
Balde verse Hibs at Easter Rd
TrialBySevconia CSC
Two good examples from a long list. Trial by Sevconia is also what I said, although I spelled it “media”. Same thing though
Can someone explain to me what “being at the back of the bus” means currently?
Given its origins, this is a very strong and emotive analogy. I am not sure how this could possibly apply to an appeal against a red card.
Paul67
I totally disagree with your article. I didn’t see any malicious intent by Kelvin Wilson, though with the replays I could see the Dundee playing pulling at KWs arm.
KW and Celtic should fight this tooth and nail.
The double standards of the SFA, highlighted by this media driven witch hunt, is appalling but not surprising.
Hail Hail
ter·mi·nate
verb (used with object)
1.
to bring to an end; put an end to: to terminate a contract.
2.
to occur at or form the conclusion of: The countess’s soliloquy terminates the play.
3.
to bound or limit spatially; form or be situated at the extremity of.
4.
to dismiss from a job; fire: to terminate employees during a recession.
verb (used without object)
5.
to end, conclude, or cease.
6.
(of a train, bus, or other public conveyance) to end a scheduled run at a certain place: This train terminates in New York.
7.
to come to an end (often followed by at, in, or with ).
8.
to issue or result (usually followed by in ).
Synonyms
1, 2. end, finish, conclude, close, complete.
Vmhan if you’re still trying to fill in pregnant pauses in the conversation you could talk about who will be the next James Bond.
One tip is local boy James McAvoy.
Further afield in far off Paisley you have the likes of Gerald Butler.
The front runners have a fair few Celtic genes in their ancestry.
I see no bun bond listed shorter than 50 to 1 with Paddy Power.
So on my perusal of the Dundee Evening Telegrah tonight, instead of 70+ people being summoned at the Sherriff Court in Dundee for any number of offences (insert whatever terrible offence took place in the worst rioting since the 70’s) we have ONE 19 year old from Clydebank up at court on a BOTP charge of singing in support of a terrorist organisation.
Quelle surprise.
Worst rioting since the 70’s my er$e!
Think I may have been reading to much Thomas Cromwell this week, but per FIFA today, is there not something apt in supporters of the former Rangers now following a Reformed club?
bobby murdoch’s curled-up winklepickers
17:16 on 28 December, 2012
PIGALLE
Which meaning of reformed are they using?
I doubt they are capable of reforming.
…..I do believe it’s like the packet of ham slices I picked up in Morrison’s earlier today, also, funnily enough, for a quid.
Reformed from the meat of dead animals.
Dead, then reformed, Sevco style.
The Reformation, 2012 .
They so really don’t like it.
The Dens Park story is a storm in a thimble.
2013 hail hail.
Was it 1 hand or 2 that the Dundee player used to pull KW back?
I thought the young lad was very honest in his appraisal of the incident, in any other country that would mean no action required.
V
In terms of history and honours, Queen’s Park are probably the most prestigious club that The Rangers have met in their entire history.
To quote Wiki:
“Despite being located midway between Celtic and Rangers, Queen’s Park’s long resistance to professionalism has resulted in not having competed in the same division as them for long periods of time, and thus turning to rivals in lower divisions, such as Partick Thistle, Clyde and Albion Rovers. However, the liquidation of Rangers and the admittance of new club The Rangers to the Scottish 3rd division for the 2012/13 season has given them a Glasgow rival to play once more.”