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quonno on 4 August, 2012 at 20:46 said:
That’s a shame.We could well do with Ki in the squad for Wednesday.
wonkyradar on 4 August, 2012 at 20:47 said:
We should have the beating of that mob,regardless.
up_over_goal on 4 August, 2012 at 20:52 said:
Care to post the line-up/formation that you would start with against those pesky Finns?
What concerns me most about starting with Stokes and Hooper,is that they both lack pace.
DELIGHTED!
Whats the opposite of flat?
Whats the opposite of opposite, is it the same?
:-)
ME TOO
up_over_goal on 4 August, 2012 at 20:59 said:
Lenny did,and we destroyed the huns that fine January day in their own hovel.
Samaras led the line superbly and scored both goals.
p G
Slaters???
I was at the game and I didn’t see any banner.
I thought that Victor and Commons were head and shoulders above anything eles in the Celtic side today. Victor has to be played in midfield for maximum effect. As soon as Lenny pushed him forward he started to provide a solid platform to build on, he also had a couple of wee runs at their defense himself. he put in some good meaty challenges too.
I was disappointed in Izzy, I hope the support give him some time to try and find his confidence again. he was taking a few pelters but on the whole I thought his performance showed signs of improvement.
Its a bit worrying that we don’t seem to have a fired-up striker at this stage in the season with so many crucial games coming up. Hopefully Hooper will up his game a bit but I agree that he seemed that his heart wasn’t quite in it today but I suppose towards the end of the game he was doing a lot of running.
Rogne had a good, solid game I thought – he aint the fastest but he’s big and strong and seems to be keeping his concentration better.
I really hope that Neil doesnt play Victor in defense against Helsinki..
BMCUWP
Not likely to happen ,for even though he comes from
my hometown(Bruce Springsteen) he obviously drinks
in different circles and handshakes,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0CSFSX-Qh54
Watch this
GORDYBHOY64
Approx 3% ahead of her nearest competitor,like winning the 100m by the length of yer hall.
Phenomenal.
Bumpy
and over here??
Well done Jessica Ennis,
fantastic performance
jude2005 is Neil Lennon \o/ on 4 August, 2012 at 21:01 said:
Stoap it you ya eejit :-))
If you were selling Gentlemen’s clothing to the more Dapper and Discerning men to the in crowd in Glasgow, would you be happy to see DD walk out your door?
:-))
GB turning the screw
Eh Ralph !!
Headtheball on 4 August, 2012 at 20:19 said:
So, to summarise, according to his uni friends, Dougie Donnelly was a tim or a hun. Glad we sorted that one out!
Dougie Donnelly is a human Chameleon or is that Whytey ( with his stereoscopic eyes- that’s why he evades hun detection 360 degree oracular vision)…or maybe he is one of those weird slippery slimy squids you get caught up in fishing nets…changing colour to suit whatever environment they are in…a squid wae a dyed nicotine stained toupee and a saffron skin hue…at any one time he is a Clyde, Celtic and Rangers fan but he is simultaneously none of them…very strange.
Ennis. Superb
Scientific name is a fud.
Outstanding from the girl Ennis there,,,,,
HH
Do Slater’s menswear tailor suits for Chameleons?
Dougie and his Tawdry Technicolour Dream Coat?
VOGUEPUNTER
A coupla years back,my ould maw decided she wanted to see The Boss at Hampden.
She had never expressed an interest in rock music before,btw.
My Dad refused to accompany her,as did her pals. And my two sisters.
So I got dragged 400 miles to watch a guy whose albums I gave up on in 81,in the company of a near setuagenarian.
It was a FANTASTIC day. (ok,different band)
And not a bottle of Peroni in sight…
Jess Ennis very sporting bringing all her competitors
in on her lap of honour.
Sixteen roads to Golgotha
That was 4-4-1-1, with McCourt behind Sammi. It was not a flat 4-5-1. FWIW, we started 4-4-1-1 against Helsinki last Wed.
I don’t fancy 4-4-2 either, but Lenny is more likely to go with that than 4-5-1. Will probably be 4-4-1-1.
wonkyradar on 4 August, 2012 at 21:11 said:
Do Slater’s menswear tailor suits for Chameleons?
***************
Yes, but it takes twenty minutes, less if you are in a hurry!
Favouriteuncle @ 1904
Dick taught me to drive round about 1961 and I worked with him for the next 40 odd years. He is still alive and kicking – I got the usual Card from him last Christmas. Commonwealth Games boxing referee and brother of the great journalist, John Rafferty. When I was a callow youth John got me into Hampden for a Celtic v Rangers match as his “phone boy” in the old press box above the main stand. My memory of that day is Willie Woodburn, who was by then a hack, complaining bitterly (and you know how they can do bitter) that Christmas had come early for Celtic.
o.g rafferty.bobby murdoch’s.I stand corrected. thanks.too much vino on first day of season.J.B.RARE £15 tesco WHAT VALUE,IT’S NEAREST WHISKY TO MALT.
It’s funny how closely you have to examine the women’s beach volleyball to truly see the talent on display.
Bhoys great to meet up with you all yesterday, laughed all day and night, big Yogi was superb, great crack and good to see some of the bhoys again in the lounge before the game.
Angelgabriel
Great to see you again, will need to get the golf sorted soon
Curly
If you are about, I remember what Boydy called you last night! Belter!
Did anyone get Johnnie Thompson autograph yet!!
wonkyradar on 4 August, 2012 at 21:08
Very good!
Quite honestly I couldn’t care less who he supports. That’s his business.
Paddy Gallagher on 4 August, 2012 at 21:10 said:
Scientific name is a fud.
Fud- is that Latin?
up_over_goal on 4 August, 2012 at 21:13 said:
No matter what way you look at it,we had four at the back and five in midfield that day,with Samaras as the lone striker.
Anyway,i will agree with you,so going by what you have stated,my selection isn’t a 4-5-1 because Commons is being played in advance of the midfield.
Jess Ennis has Niall McGinn hair.
Michael Phelps in Gold Medal win shock
Vogue
Enjoyed that. My home town is Coatbridge famous Tim town and proud of it!!!
wonkyradar on 4 August, 2012 at 21:17 said
Potentially
BOBBY MURDOCH’S CURLED-UP WINKLEPICKERS on 4 August, 2012 at 21:12 said:
M, Big G64 bought me a ticket for same concert,I always
liked the guy ,think I knew 25% of the songs,but I was
blown away by his 3 hour set.
Chameleon
Is that the bit of Falkirk everyone gets done for speeding?
jude2005 is Neil Lennon \o/ on 4 August, 2012 at 21:18 said:
Aye Coatbrig is no bad.
Enjoying the Olympics sept for them butchers aprons everywhere. Mrs j cracks up at me muten the q s t q.