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  1. 31003 on

    Pundits to get rid of…..

     

     

    1) Albert McCoist

     

    2) Joe Cole

     

    3) Kris Boyd

     

    4) Steve McManamin

     

    5) Jamie Carragher

     

    6) Kenny Miller……………..

  3. bigrailroadblues on

    Good evening all from McKinnons Bar. Thanks again to my old pal Prestonpans for the ticket. The chap beside us was definitely not a happy clapper J. Dearie me. 🙄

  5. Saint Stivs on

    been out all day, only seen the game on the radio.

     

     

    how many empty seats today ? how many away fans ? could they have been put in section 120 and let more celtic supporters in ?

     

     

    i predict a crowd of 58,800, with 1500 unoccupied seats.

     

     

    SBH not turning up, and/or seast not available to sell for some reason ,,,,,,,,,,

     

     

    waiting on a text from the old neighbour , will my old seat have been sat on for the first time this season ?

  7. bigrailroadblues on

    BelmontBrian

     

    I thought you were still abroad. Did you have your private jet for Celtic Park?😂

  9. Tobago Street on

    McKinnons? Across from the Coronation Café? I’ve walked past it often enough when I’m home. Never been in BRRB, how is it?

     

     

    T

  10. An Dún on

    Unlike the St Johnstone match, we got stronger as the game progressed which was probably down to a stronger bench. Hatate needs to be starting. All eyes now on Rotterdam.

  11. McPhail Bhoy on

    Once we got the first goal the shackles seem to come off. Helped also by the changes, brought more speed, power and directness. New Bhoys look good, Hatate a game changer, sign a contract extension please. Johnston so unlucky twice, great player and presence in the team.

     

    Hail, hail!

  12. MadraRua on

    Lets give Feyenoord a game !

     

    My only fear is that we go gung ho at them.. it was Brendans only weakness last time around.

  13. bigrailroadblues on

    Tobago Street 5.36

     

    Good evening sir. McKinnons makes the worst dive bars in the world look like The Ritz. I should know, been in most of them. 😂🍻

  15. celtic40me on

    Easy to say taking Turnbull off for Hatate made the difference but I thought we improved before Hatate came on for Turnbull. We had 15 minutes of the second half when we were played with a far better tempo, and Turnbull played higher up the pitch anymore in their box – he wont he penalty.

     

     

    Not to say we didnt get better after Hatate came on but we were in front and the pattern of. the game had changed by then. Dundee were tiring and gaps were opening up.

     

     

    I hope now GT and Joe Hart and are showing good form again we aren’t lining up DT as the scapegoat. We’ll need him over the coarse. of the season.

  16. timmy7_noted on

    On the Helensburgh train home. I thought we were pedestrian and lacking any imagination today. Apart from 15mwhen we injected some tempo it was turgid.

  19. celtic40me on

    Hatate wasnt fit enough to start the game. I wouldn’t have started him for his first game back, I’m not sure its wise to start him midweek when we cant carry players lacking match sharpness in midfield against a team who play through he lines and work the spaces. Lots of running needed, and not brute force or power and aggression

     

     

    The game against Feyenoord will tell us a lot about how Brendan sees us lining up in Europe. Will we see a more pragmatic approach to what might be our best chance of getting away result?

  24. Saint Stivs on

    those highlights, hundreds and hunders and hundreds of unoccupied seats in the “sold out season ticket sections, bloody shocking, supporets ? give the seat up and let people who want to go attend.

     

     

    ps.

     

     

    my old seat ………….. was unoccupied,

  25. TexasTim on

    5-4-1 for Rotterdam.

     

     

    All three CBs from today playing.

     

     

    Crowd the midfield, Kyogo on the last defender.

  29. Saint Stivs on

    Manchester United –

     

     

    After a successful trial last season, adult season-ticket holders will be expected to use their tickets for a minimum of 75% of the games or risk losing them. Forwarding the ticket legitimately or using the buy-back scheme will count towards this usage minimum.20 Feb 2023

  30. Saint Stivs on

    Man Utd fans hit with ultimatum as club chiefs make tickets demand

     

     

    Manchester United season tickets have been hit with a warning about how often they visit Old Trafford with sporadic attenders at risk of losing their season tickets from next season

     

     

     

    Manchester United fans have been told to use their season tickets with regularity or risk losing them from next season.

     

     

    The club’s hierarchy is introducing minimum-use regulations for next season to tackle empty seats at Old Trafford.

     

     

    Supporters must use their season ticket for at least 10 of the 19 Premier League games, reports the Times.

     

     

    This doesn’t mean they must attend themselves with the transfer of a ticket for a family or friend also sufficing.

     

     

    Fans can also donate it to the Manchester United foundation, reports The Times.

     

     

    The decision comes after United saw their lowest home attendance of the season against Middlesbrough on Friday afternoon.

     

     

     

     

    71,871 people headed to Old Trafford, which holds over 74, 140 when at full capacity, for the FA Cup penalty shootout defeat.

     

     

    Will Man Utd finish in the top four this season? Have your say in the comments!

     

     

     

    United are yet to see attendances this season surpass the 74,000 mark.

     

     

    The Manchester club boast the largest stadium in the Premier League by a notable distance.

     

     

    West Ham’s London Stadium would be the second largest, but it holds over 10,000 less.

     

     

    United fans will no doubt be frustrated with the team’s current performances, which historically, at any club, can lead to a dip in attendance numbers.

     

     

    The Old Trafford crowd have seen the team come unstuck four times at home this season.

  31. celtic40me on

    SAINT STIVS on 16TH SEPTEMBER 2023 6:23 PM

     

     

    They just want as many people at the ground buying stuff as possible.

     

     

    New people buy more stuff than people who go to every home game.

  32. Saint Stivs on

    celtic ticketing dont try hard enough, their policies and kpis need reviewed and modernised.

     

     

    real time attendance, bums on seats needs to be the thing,

     

     

    non attenders should have the ability to legitimately pass the ticket on or an exchange programme.

     

     

    when is a sell out not a sell out ?

     

     

    well when thousands dont turn up.

     

     

    scunnered with it tbh.

  34. jackiemac on

    agree texastim.

     

     

    did I love ange – of course

     

     

    would angeball result in progress in the CL, with players used to SPFL – no chance

     

     

    hopefully BR will go with a minimise damage/maximise opportunity approach

  35. fourstonecoppi on

    Lovely day to be in Paradise but an autumnal wind blawin up yer kilt in the JS upper.

     

     

    Turgid directionless first half, fans were beginning to turn. Total change in second half. Btw never a penalty but ye take it and we did then pushed on from there.

     

     

    Gawd ‘elp us for the Euro games. I’m just not convinced by Brendan Rogers …….yet!!

  37. Prestonpans bhoys on

    BIGRAILROADBLUES on 16TH SEPTEMBER 2023 5:23 PM

     

     

    Aye he’s no happy at HT. My bus not near Prestonpans yet. His bus has to go to Arbroath!!

  38. EmeraldBee \o/ A Double Niner!! on

    FOURSTONECOPPI on 16TH SEPTEMBER 2023 6:34 PM

     

    Btw never a penalty but ye take it and we did then pushed on from there.

     

     

    FOURSTONECOPPI, with the benefit of watching a replay, it was a stonewall penalty. To quick for the ‘fussy’ referee, but VAR (no friend of Celtic) did its job.

     

     

    Penalty to Celtic! Not a common outcome, you might agree.

  40. jackiemac on

    ‘celticgoals88’ on tiktok has the goals from today – I’m no totes up on tiktok – I think you put in ‘celticgoals88 after you press the magnifying glass icon

  42. TexasTim on

    Four stone – not sure why that’s not a pen. Maybe irony on your part?

     

     

    Ref gave the foul then accepted the VAR info that DT’s football was planted in the box, without looking himself.

     

     

    It was a foul, ergo it was penalty – MOR said they all knew because the turf was removed clearly inside the box.

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