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Apparently Killie showed too much respect to newclub – translated as – we won’t get away with kicking them like we do with Celtic.
Another fine day for the Celtic family.
Thank you Neil Francis and your Bhoys.
Jamesgang 5.50pm
That is rubbish to read … as per usual thinking about others
take care
😉
🍀💚🍀
Haha Adi..was actually bang in the middle of Jordanhill though could count one hand the folk from Jordanhill who went to it. most of school was from surrounding areas Knightswood,Yoker Scotstoun Whiteinch and Partick.Local rivals were Victoria Drive or VD who im proud to say never beat us once in my 4 years of playing them
Hail hail brother
The huns wobble will come. ( without ?covid ) then we see how they cope.
Continental trebles
This list includes clubs who have won their country’s top-tier league and the primary cup competition (the double), in addition to the major continental tournament, all within a single season. This was first achieved in 1967 by Celtic, winning the Scottish Football League, Scottish Cup, and European Cup. They also won the Scottish League Cup that year, making them the only team in history to win the domestic treble and the European Cup
Neil must stay :-)
By the way like every other Celtic fan I was gutted with Cluj last season, and Ferenvarocs (sic) this season, in fact I was sick with both … but the posters who “keep” reminding of us of these defeats seem to never give Neil credit for many terrific Euro away results and the fact he topped the Europa league group with a game to spare against the same Cluj team that his team was already through …. the CL qualifiers are difficult … but surely we can’t go season after season winning trophies but still pull a “Cluj” or a “Ferenvaros” or should we … always be unhappy ??? The Neil Lennon, dislikers, didn’t want him on the first place, or just unhappy Celtic fans at the very minimum give credit when it seems he is an easy target 99% of the time …. by the way surely Neil’s supporters can back him up when the “told you so brigade” would be first on, if we didn’t win our 35th cup game in a row today :-)
Tet agree, we finally the right personnel for 4231 and then stopped playing it.
Game management easier for compact shape and possession to frustrate and probe the last third. I prefer 4 up front to 2😉
Pochettino switches his phone on….
New world records –
Celtic
First MENS club to do a treble treble (PSG did a double treble in the early 2010’s.
First club to do a invincible treble.
Bobby Charlton was one of my favourite players as a bhoy, he had some shot on him and yet big Frank saved a penalty fae him at hunden.
Apart fae being a WC and Big Cup winner he was also, at the age of 20, a Munich survivor thanks tae Harry Gregg who pulled him out of the wreckage, this may have set back a lesser man.
A terrific competitor who had nae time for George Best and his theatrics, rarely congratulated him when he scored a goal or contributed tae one.
Watch out for Media giving us quad treble etc.. but it will be the ‘stop 10’
Lets fk them
Fine performance all round from the Bhoys today, against a half decent Aberdeen team. Bit more settled at the back with Shane and Nir, and Bain for his all round game. Two great goals with Rogic involved in both. One game away from a fourth treble, who says there wont be a Christmas this year. Not me.
Lest they forget.
League competitions
Most consecutive league titles: 9, (joint record)[3]
Celtic (1966–1974)[3]
Celtic (2012–2020)[3]
Most league runners up: 32, Rangers
Top-flight appearances
Most appearances: 123 completed seasons, Celtic (1890–present)[4]
Largest victories
Largest top flight home win: 11–0, Celtic v Dundee, 26 October 1895[5]
Streaks
Longest top flight unbeaten run: 62 games, Celtic (20 November 1915 – 21 April 1917)[6][7]
Longest top flight unbeaten run (games in all competitions): 69 games (56 in the league), Celtic (15 May 2016 – 13 December 2017)[8][9]
Most consecutive top flight wins: 25, Celtic (2003–04)
Unbeaten league season:
Celtic P18 W15 D3 L0, 1897–98[6]
Celtic P38 W34 D4 L0, 2016–17[6]
Individual
Goals
Most top flight goals in a career: 410, Jimmy McGrory (Celtic 397, Clydebank 13)[10]
Most top flight goals in a game: 8, Jimmy McGrory (Celtic 9 Dunfermline Athletic 0, 14 January 1928)
Most top flight hat-tricks: 48, Jimmy McGrory
Longest period of time without conceding a goal: 1,215 minutes, Fraser Forster (Celtic, 2013–14)[13]
Scottish Cup
Team records
Main article: List of Scottish Cup finals
Most final wins: 39, Celtic[14][15]
Most consecutive final wins: 3, joint record:
Celtic (2016–17, 2017–18, 2018–19)[14]
Most final appearances: 58, Celtic (includes cancelled 1909 fixture)[14]
Longest gap between final wins: 114 years, Hibernian (1901–02 – 2015–16)
Biggest final wins: 5 goals, joint record:
Celtic 6–1 Hibernian, (1971–72)
Attendances
Highest attendance: 146,433, Celtic v Aberdeen at Hampden Park, 24 April 1937 (1937 Scottish Cup Final)
Individual
Most cup final wins by manager: 14, Willie Maley (Celtic)
Most cup final wins by player 8, Bobby Lennox (Celtic)
Most overall goals: Jimmy McGrory 77 goals (Celtic 74, Clydebank 3)
Scottish League Cup
Team records
Main article: List of Scottish League Cup finals
Most consecutive final wins: 5, Celtic (1965–66 – 1969–70)[16]
Most consecutive final appearances: 14, Celtic (1964–65 – 1977–78)[15]
Biggest final win: 6 goals:
Celtic 7–1 Rangers, (1957–58)
Most goals in a final: 9:
Celtic 6–3 Hibernian, (1974–75)
Attendances
Highest attendance: 107,609, Celtic v Rangers at Hampden Park, 25 October 1965 (1965–66)
Individual
Most cup final wins by manager: 6, Scot Symon (East Fife and Rangers), Jock Stein (Celtic) and Walter Smith (Rangers)
Off topic
Roy Keane telling the truth re Man u
DREW1967
Yes that’s right, I came from Knightswood
Celtic ‘achieving greatness’ – Neil Lennon as Celtic reach another final
Neil Lennon has “never questioned” his Celtic players and does not know why “other people” do after they moved to within a game of a quadruple treble.
Celtic beat Aberdeen to earn a place in the Scottish Cup final on 20 December and, should they beat Hearts, they will claim a 12th consecutive trophy.
Sunday’s 2-0 win at Hampden was a first in five games for Lennon’s side.
“It’s never been seen before so I think they should be cut a little bit of slack,” Lennon said of his players.
Celtic one game from quadruple treble
“I’ve never questioned their character. Other people do and I don’t know why. It’s an amazing achievement if we can do it.
“These players, their focus, desire and will to win is one of the best I’ve ever seen. They’re achieving greatness as they go along and sometimes that gets a bit overlooked at times.”
Ryan Christie scored a stunning opener for Celtic and Mohamed Elyounoussi slammed in a second before the break, with Tom Rogic having a hand in both goals.
It was the Australian international’s sixth appearance of the term after a summer move to the Middle East fell through.
“He’s a class player,” Lennon said. “He’s had difficulties with injuries. It’s been very frustrating for him but we know what we’ve got with him.
“He’s a joy to watch at times and that was the case today. He just showed his class in big moments.”
Martim
Aye the four up front is way better than the two :>}
HH
Harty mcGuire
Get a rep to brief u
My 3 to Jobo
Rogic
Christie
Laxalt
No wonder NFL wants to sign Diego permanently.
Saint stivs-do you think none of our football so far this season has nothing to do with our set up.That it’s all the players fault 😉
Our boss being cute again 🤷♀️
Well done to the Bhoys and the manager. Real purpose shown by all.
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PictureThis Scotland
@74frankfurt
Pubs of Glasgow: The Burns Howff on West Regent Street. (1967-1984) Pic: Cath Campbell.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EluTj6CX0AI286C?format=jpg&name=small
Poch in the sky sports studio tomorrow night and in the Utd dugout next week
Roy Keane giving it large to the players.
Roy Keane is always good watch
Like Roy Keane
………………..but not as our manager.
Philbhoy
👍
I love Keane’s attitude, maybe a shite manager but he says what most fans are thinking.
Some of the comments over the last 30 mins could easily apply to Celtic squad this season.
Great stuff
Irony.
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I see there is a lot of angry discussion about me not having a poppy on today. I have done work for PoppyScotland in the past and have absolutely no issue wearing one. Normally this begins on the 1st of the month. I do have an issue with people feeling forced to wear one though.
I like listening to Keane but jeso wouldn’t want him near us
SS-that was yesterday and Michael was well supported on twitter
SAINT STIVS on 1ST NOVEMBER 2020 7:01 PM
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PictureThis Scotland
@74frankfurt
Pubs of Glasgow: The Burns Howff on West Regent Street. (1967-1984) Pic: Cath Campbell.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EluTj6CX0AI286C?format=jpg&name=smal
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I used to go there for Saturday lunch time sessions in the late 60s to see Maggie Bell, Jim Dewar, Les Harvey, Jim Mullen & Brian Robertson who went on to play with Thin Lizzy.
My parents heard so much about me going there that when they were out one Saturday night for a wee do with my Aunt & Uncle they went there for a drink just to see where I was spending my time. The next day they told me that immediately they went in (to the basement lounge not the music section at the back) a wee man with a goatee beard came up & fussed over them. They were so out of place that he gave them the round on the house. They left & never went back.
They never bothered asking me about again either.
FB, playing catch up, busy yesterday-ish , and out today .
these are wonderful images, look at the legs on the JJ man
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St.Anthony
@Stephen4_2
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Jimmy Johnstone pictured before playing for All star eleven in Geoff Hurst’s testimonial in 1971. From West Ham website – ‘But the real star of the night was Johnsione. The Scottish winger thrilled the crowd with superb ball control and dazzling runs along the touchline.’
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EluSFUyXgAEj6gV?format=jpg&name=large
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St.Anthony
@Stephen4_2
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Jimmy Johnstone pictured before playing for All star eleven in Geoff Hurst’s testimonial in 1971. From West Ham website – ‘But the real star of the night was Johnsione. The Scottish winger thrilled the crowd with superb ball control and dazzling runs along the touchline.’
Frank Burns
@fburns854
Replying to
@Stephen4_2
The Wee Man in Action on the Night
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/ElvFPDnXIAIc2Ow?format=jpg&name=medium
CORNELIUS on 1ST NOVEMBER 2020 7:24 PM
SAINT STIVS on 1ST NOVEMBER 2020 7:01 PM
that was funny bud.
the Old Burns Howff was a running joke on the blog way back .
Take some obscure name, refernce , comment, and somebody would say “i remember seeing them in the old burns howff”
Watching the Spurs game, Kane jumps into the Brighton player on the edge of the box. Looks a foul to Brighton, ref gives foul to Spurs, VAR reviews and says it was on the line, so penalty. Kane scores..