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  1. Celtic Mac on

    tonyrome

     

     

    Good shout re George Ferguson.

     

    1945-65 not the greatest period in our history, though we did have some success in the 50s, and it was in the latter part of that decade, (Jock, Billy and Bertie, Neilly) that sowed the seed for our triumphs the following decade and beyond.

  4. Burnley78 on

    Huns even more dejected today.

     

     

    There ladies were well beaten by Celtic in the final and their German friends in Hamburg totally ‘Hibs’ it as Heidenhein score 2 in last 5 minutes to win and claim the 2nd promotion slot.

     

     

    Now they need a playoff v Stuttgart which they will lose.

     

     

    Hamburg were already celebrating with fans when Heidehein scored in the 99th minute in their game.

     

     

    Follow Follow going nuts again.

  7. Burnley78 on

    Delicious prospect of Huns having a 30th anniversary revenge game v Marseilles to qualify for next years CL.

     

     

    Alternative of them playing a PSV side who won’t make the same mistake as last time.

     

     

    They will have a very new and inexperienced European squad this time. It will be interesting to see how this shapes up.

     

     

    Of course they may not even get to that round. USG of Belgium and possibly a few of the other 3rd round non champs might give them a fright.

  8. Burnley78 on

    Huns also rejected today about Stockport who are apparently very staunch.

     

     

    And of course Everton are full of republican sympathizers who should have gone down.

  9. Stephbhoy67 on

    TIMBHOY163 on 28TH MAY 2023 5:03 PM

     

     

    Better doing a 1500 capacity stadium in the shadow of the celtic end (running parallel to the stand. Add a large indoor area (facing london road) that can also open up onto the pitch – double up b team and woman’s team stadium with match day fanzone and family zone (could use half pitch for skills school for kids on match day etc and other half for entertainment etc… Any investment needs to be smart and offer a finacial return. Putting a stand in barrowfield would offer limited benefits

     

     

    HH

  12. Brian f on

    To all the snowflakes oot there TAL. Read ra roll of honourx🇮🇪🇮🇪💯🍀

  18. Celtic Mac on

    Nice touch and humour from West Ham fans at Leicester

     

    “Say Hello to Millwall”

     

    “Say Hello to Millwall…..”

  19. Gene on

    Glad Everton stayed up but they haven’t half wasted millions – could be in trouble on financial doping

  20. Tontine Tim on

    Oh meant to add that Sir Furious’s da and uncle were avid Celtic supporters their grampa arrived in the Renton as youngster I believe fae that land beyond the sea but seemingly he married a daughter of the manse fae Dumbarton, he went off tae WWI where he was seriously injured and convalesced so in order to be close to him she relocated to Govan and thats why they grew up there. .

  22. setting free the bears for Res. 12 & Oscar Knox on

    Superbru Final Update- week 39

     

     

    When we started this competition on the last day of July last year, our top 3 were:-

     

     

    Ayrshire Tim

     

    Hopeful Hoops

     

    & St. Tams

     

     

    They finished in 13th, 7th and 49th respectively in our final table

     

     

    Our bottom 3 were McCaff, Por Cierto & wee BGFC with Jobo and James Cant just ahead of them.

     

    Wee BCFC and Por Cierto were among the 10 or so of our original 70 participants who found it difficult to keep up with weekly predictions. I appreciate their participation and the money they donated to our charity over the year. McCaff managed to bump along near the bottom for all of the season but I believe he missed a few weeks participation too. Jobo and James managed to get to 29th and 42nd respectively but James had one spectacular week and won one of our big prizes.

     

     

    In this final round, our top 3 were:-

     

     

    OneMalloy- 11.5 pts (congrats on the final yellow cap of the year)

     

    Hamiltontim- 9 pts

     

    ACGR & Leggy- 8.5 pts

     

     

    5 predictors scored only 2 points (Aipple, St. Tams, LanarkBhoy, mccormick and Tirconnel) but the computer awarded the wooden spoon to Tirconnel.

     

     

    In our overall race and the final prizes, it went down to the wire. Our long time leader allowed herself to be overtaken in the final two match days of the season by a guy who has less equilibrium than Dean Martin on a bar stool. You could say she did a Devon Loch, or a Crisp or that she Hissed it but, truth told, she outperformed all but one of the males in the race, so I would keep a respectful silence on attempting any cheek there.

     

     

    1. Winning £150- Leggy- 226 pts

     

    2. Winning £100- A thing of beauty- 223 pts

     

    3. Winning £50- Celticrollercoaster- 209 pts

     

     

    Just missing out were Call me Gerry (last year’s winner) on 208.5 pts and Bognorbhoy on 205- Valiant efforts.

     

     

    Our 4th prize worth £100 goes to James Cant who obtained a weekly total of 17.5 points in week 29 (edging out Jonny the Tim and The class of 67 who both got 15.5 pts. James finished 42nd out of around. 60 active participants but he had one good week in him.

     

     

    And heading towards the bottom brings us to our final prizes. With 139.5 points, our lowest active participant was McCaff but, since he is getting rid of unhygienic wooden kitchen implements, I will order one of his plastic equivalents for him, if he lists the link he gave recently to such an object (I forgot to take notes). Having already purchased a wooden spoon, however, I am determined to award it and it goes to our next worst active punter- take a bow- TheLurkinTim on 144.5 who just edged out BelmontBrian 63 on 146 points.

     

     

    I will be in touch by Brumail in the next few days with all 4 winners and our two loser winners to arrange a destination for their winnings but I have a Title to continue celebrating and should achieve a suitably drunken state in the next hour or two.

     

     

    Before I do, can I offer, for one final time, my appreciation of the interest shown and the money raised by this wee venture. You are all stars.

     

     

    In the short post 22/23 season and pre-23/24 season, I will be seeking guidance form Sentinel Celts, CQN and RCQN as to what we do next season and for ideas on a suitable charity to benefit.

     

     

    Let me know your ideas- but not tonight as you’ll get no sense out of me- or even less sense.

  24. 18 yard man on

    SFTB

     

     

    ” …I will be seeking guidance form Sentinel Celts, CQN and RCQN as to what we do next season…”

     

     

    Ross County Quick News??

     

    🤔

  25. marspapa on

    SETTING FREE THE BEARS FOR RES. 12 & OSCAR KNOX on 28TH MAY 2023 8:43 PM

     

    P.S.

     

     

     

     

     

     

    I forgot to declare the winner of the also ran brothers competition for local bragging rights, otherwise known as the Micky Beale Trophy.

     

     

     

     

     

     

    sammybhoy67 edged out his brother Hutchbhoy by half a point. A Cain and Abel situation may be developing😀

     

     

     

    ——————-

     

     

     

    Aberdour on Friday should be even better banter between the brothers…..

     

     

    Nothing masonic intended.

  26. Celtic Mac on

    sftb

     

     

    First of all thanks for your own efforts in encouraging us to get our picks in, even if it serves only to illustrate how difficult it is to predict actual results in the games.

     

    Congratulations to the top three.

     

    Salut to James Cant for his 17.5 success and also to Johnny the Tim and The Class of 67 with their 15.5 points.

     

    Tom McLaughlin had at least a couple of good weeks too if I remember rightly.

     

    Any of you taking those predictions into a betting shop and perming them, well you would have needed a barra to take the cash home. And I’m not talkin about the Wee Barra

     

     

    Hail Hail to All

  27. Jobo Baldie on

    Good evening, friends.

     

    Glad that the numbers have improved a bit although still well down on the season’s average. With just half an hour left to vote your opinions could really make the difference – only 2 points separate the top 2 and 2 players are tied for 4th place too. Please get your email in before 10pm

     

    SENCELPOTY@GMAIL.COM

  29. Jobo Baldie on

    … a late (welcome) flurry of emails but it’s still too close to call. Results will be out at 10.10 ;-)

  30. Jobo Baldie on

    *SENTINEL CELTS PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2022-23*

     

    *RESULTS FROM GAME #52 – CELTIC 5 ABERDEEN 0 (KYOGO(2), STARFELT, OH(2) )*

     

     

    Good evening, friends.

     

    Game 52 has produced the first joint Man Of The Match award. But more of that later…!

     

    A real return to form yesterday and a performance to match the extraordinary pre-match TIFO which was up there with the very best. So delighted that big Carl finally got a home goal to cap of a recent rich vein of form. Equally delighted with the movements of both Kyogo and Oh at their respective 2nd goals. When McGregor fired the shot that the keeper fumbled Kyogo was 2 yards shy of the D and still managed to be first to the rebound! And even from my own vantage point at the back of the standing section I could see that Oh was working on something as Jota prepared to take the late 2nd half free kick; his spin and follow up was brilliant to see.

     

    I think that there are now more of us just a little bit more at ease as we enter cup final build up week!

     

    Domestically this season we have now played 46, winning 40, drawing 3 and losing 3, scoring 140 and conceding 37. Our domestic goal difference is back in the 3 figure territory!

     

    Thanks to the 53 folk who continued to support this wee venture. Still a little bit down on the usual norm of around 65 but hey ho. The total votes cast for each player are as follows, with my own nominations asterisked.

     

     

    Hart: 0

     

    Johnston*: 12

     

    Iwata: 3

     

    Starfelt: 23

     

    Taylor: 3

     

    McGregor*: 12

     

    Hatate*: 41

     

    O’Riley: 3

     

    Abada: 0

     

    Furahashi: 41

     

    Jota: 4

     

    Forrest: 0

     

    Oh: 16

     

    Ralston: 0

     

    Turnbull: 0

     

    Summers: 0

     

     

    And so, the players receiving POINTS for the game against Aberdeen are –

     

    Furahashi and Hatate – 5 points each

     

    Starfelt – 3 pts

     

    Oh – 2 pts

     

    Johnston and McGregor – 1 point each

     

     

    After 52 games the overall standings are as shown below –

     

    99 points – Hatate

     

    84 points – Carter-Vickers

     

    67 points – Jota

     

    62 points – Furuhashi and McGregor

     

    51 points – Mooy

     

    46 points – Starfelt

     

    45 points – Taylor

     

    37 points – O’Riley

     

    35 points – Johnston

     

    31 points – Abada

     

    30 points – Maeda

     

    22 points – Jenz

     

    17 points – Haksabanovic

     

    13 points – Giakoumakis, Juranovic and Ralston

     

    12 points – Hart

     

    11 points – Oh

     

    10 points – Iwata

     

    9 points – Bernabei and Welsh

     

    8 points – Forrest points – Kobayashi

     

    5 points – Turnbull

     

    1 point – Bain

     

    0 points – Abildgaard, Lawal, McCarthy, Siegrist, Summers and Vata

     

     

    Normally, I’d also be announcing the latest player of the month. However, as we only have 1 game in June, I plan to include that in the final monthly award. The player of the month is based simply on the total votes accumulated over the games played. With 1 game to play, Carl Starfelt is atop with a lead of 52 over Kyogo. Reo is only 1 vote further adrift with Calum a further vote behind. A MOTM performance from any of the chasing pack could see them catch Carl – IF at least 52 folk vote next week, hint hint!!!

     

    Only one game remains of this extremely successful season; Scottish Cup Final Day on Saturday 3rd June and a 5.30pm kick off against Inverness Caledonian Thistle.

     

    Hail Hail!

  31. bigrailroadblues on

    Good night all from Paddy Neesons. A wee pint and a single malt to finish off another trying day of celebrations. Mrs BRRB is waiting for me with hugs, kisses and her favourite 5 iron. Girls nowadays, ye gotta love em.💚

  34. An Tearmann on

    BRIAN F on 28TH MAY 2023 7:38 PM

     

     

    To all the snowflakes oot there TAL. Read ra roll of honourx🇮🇪🇮🇪💯🍀

     

     

    BrianF.

     

     

    You should try veer away from the language of stateside pish right narrative of snowflake/woke etc in general when attempting to ‘other’ those with only an interest in Celtic.not very republican.

     

     

    HH

  36. pauloantony on

    Well…

     

     

    Another title

     

     

    I never get tired of winning, must be the appreciating the good times as I certainly remember the bad ones in the 50 years I’ve lived and loved my club.

     

     

    The last 20 years have been extraordinary and given me great pleasure.

     

     

    So too has CQN

     

     

    I Dont Know how long I have been part of this community (though I rarely contribute)

     

    15? 16 years …. I don’t really remember but it’s been a very very long time.

     

     

    I have enjoyed many of your posts and been saddened for those no longer with us.

     

     

    But I just want to thank you all as I raised a glass to our wonderful club and absent friends

     

     

    God bless

     

     

    Hail hail

  37. itscalledthemalvinas on

    Burnley 78.

     

    Regarding Stockport being hun oriented,I was down watching them play Carlisle a few weeks ago in Carlisle. Brought a big support and made a lot of noise. I tuned into one song they sang which was to the tune of the sash..

     

    Couldn’t make out the words they were singing but they propelled themselves into my 4th most hated “team”

     

     

    2nd wee huns

     

    3rd ingland

     

    4th Stockport County

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