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  1. Bhoyjoebelfast on

    Wee poser àt 11.

     

    League cup final October 1967.

     

    Celtic had four players who played in this game with 2 Ls in their surname?

  3. Bhoys Town on

    In some ways VAR makes things more transparent, in others it just adds another layer of subjectivity, and chances for hun officials to correct – or double down – on their pals’ bias.

  4. Maolmuire O Muirgheasa on

    If straight reds were given for abusive behaviour, there should be more than James Forrest on the outside looking in.

  7. lets all do the huddle on

    It’ll be interesting to see how Sky’s ref watch views our penalty claim.

     

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    unfortunately they wont because the game was on premier sports so they wont have the pictures.

     

     

    so the hun media and refs can just sweep it under the carpet

  10. DeniaBhoy on

    It can’t be swept under the carpet if we do what r2ngers do and demand a meeting due to the growing list of wrong decisions.

     

    Didn’t we say a couple of weeks ago we were seeking a meeting after the Trusty appeal was lost?

  11. Turkeybhoy on

    The Record had great photo,and their RefWatch pair saying it was a penalty.

     

    Comical,the SFA rushed an explanatuon out in panic around 15 minutes after the incident,blabbering on about where the push started.The pic shows our guy, being shoved OUT the box.So,did it start in the box,continue in the box,then end up outside the box?😅

  12. Maolmuire O Muirgheasa on

    The referees are nothing but stagehands, keeping the tired Old Firm show on the road. To question the puppets is an exercise in futility when the puppet-masters, this club, have been pulling the strings at every turn since 2012.

     

     

    We had our chance. The moment was stark: a rival lay supine on a damp, grey road on the outskirts of town. The barrel was leveled. And we… we holstered the weapon.

     

     

    We didn’t put the two slugs in the back of the head.

     

     

    That moment passed. So now? Now you take it on the chin. You swallow the bitter pill. You understand that what unfolds is by design, it’s good for the brand, good for the business.

     

     

    Let us be clear: this is no longer a football club. It is a corporate entity. To confuse the two is not romance, it is ignorance.

     

     

    Pay attention.

  13. Croftcelt on

    Perhaps the others that should receive a straight red card should be named. After all the red card last night was delivered after a number of complaints about the intemperate, expletive riven rant. Maybe it is simpler to make covert cryptic comment without any supporting substance.

  15. Greenpinata on

    It was sad to see so many empty seats yesterday.. A televised game on a Saturday evening is a hard sell at the best of times.

     

    Quite a few fans stayed in the pub to watch the game and I really think the transportation to and from Parkhead is having an impact on a more modern and selective support who also expect 2025 facilities.

     

     

    HH. The journey continues

  16. Maolmuire O Muirgheasa on

    If people are having difficulty discerning between what constitutes abuse and what does not constitute abuse, perhaps they should stick to pulling weeds.

  18. Maolmuire O Muirgheasa on

    I know some people didn’t make it to the game yesterday because they lost a shoe at a roundabout outside Wigan.

  21. An Dún on

    lets all do the huddle on 8th February 2026 11:28 am

     

     

    Thanks, mate. I didn’t realise that.

     

     

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    We have a very clear statement from the SFA saying pushes are not punishable when point of first contact is outside the box. One would hope that someone at Celtic is making sure this is the case, as has been mentioned, an identical situation in the EPL yesterday led to a penalty.

  22. Chairbhoy on

    Burnley78 @ 9:56 am,

     

     

    You obviously get no pleasure from Celtic, why don’t you call up your R2ngers pals and see if you can get corporate there….

     

     

    Your mindset will fit right in believe me and you won’t have to put up with all them fenians and tims and low-life’s.

     

     

    Many in corporate R2ngers are people who have achieved things in life, by your measure at least, and you will pass the sniff test and be welcomed with open arms…

     

     

    Hail Hail

  23. Croftcelt on

    What is also noticeable is that the BBC coverage on Sportscene chose to ignore the penalty incident and the Tierney injury in their post match analysis.

  24. Burnley78 on

    There will be more than a passing interest in Govan in what is happening g in Greece tonight.

     

     

    A win for PAOK in the saloniki derby and a win for Pana in the Athens equivalent would really boost their chances of direct CL qualification next season should they win the SPL.

     

     

    Clearly we would be massively disadvantaged v our major rival were this to happen. Of course we can always just win our own league and get to the play off stages our selves.

     

     

    In that regard it is possible we could kick off on Sunday at Killie knowing a win would take us ahead of both Hearts and the Huns prior to them kicking off at 4.30.

  25. lets all do the huddle on

    Let us be clear: this is no longer a football club. It is a corporate entity

     

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    on that point i agree to a large extent.

     

     

    i have said for ages we have become a marketting company who exist to rake in fortunes by marketting an average product.

     

     

    i have described it as redbull-ification.

     

     

    they have a minging product but make billions by how they market the brand.

     

     

    but the product itself is just a side show to that end.

     

     

    thats what celtic plc feels like in recent years

  26. An Dún on

    Whether the media try to sweep this under the carpet or not, it’s up to us to seek urgent clarification. If our friend, Mr Dickinson, has indeed errored, then we should make sure he’s suitably reprimanded. 8-12 weeks in the lower leagues should just about suffice…

  27. Glenowen on

    Dramatic, exciting cup tie.

     

    But, dear God. An injury time equaliser against Dundee and only loan players brought in this window.

     

    We are truly lowering our expectations and grasping for any straw.

     

    How did it come to this?

     

    Complacency?

     

    Arrogance?

     

    Carelessness?

     

    Intent?

     

    Still a number of posters displaying Brendan detangement syndrome. That kind of thinking will not help the rebuild. Hell, it doesnt even identify the causes.

  29. Burnley78 on

    Chairbhoy

     

     

    You are a funny chap. 20 years of moaning on here. Unable to hide you bitterness at the clubs success.

     

     

    For me supporting Celtic is always a privilege. 56 years of enjoying the slings and arrows of supporting Celtic. Benfica at CP 3-0 in 1969, Fiorentina and Leeds in 70, 4-2 with 10 men in 79 was a highlight Unlike some I travelled up regularly during our losing seasons when living in london and took great joy in the odd green shoots back then. Loved the centenary season and the Davie Hay last day at Love St. Wim triumph and MON first and 4th were immense. Sadly Seville season saw us win nothing but enjoyed that ride too. Especially Boavista and the flight back at 3am with the team. Barcelona the next year the same.

     

    WGS era was incredible. Beating Man U and Milan and then winning at Tannidice on TB Thursday. Lenny winning it in 2012 when they died. Invincible season with mum and dad attending their last games was awesome as was Lenny getting the treble treble. Ange gave me joy every game. Just the best football I ever enjoyed. Then a great performance v a poor Leipzig team ensured we reached play off in CL. Last night was great also. In a different way. Plenty of joy there. Unlike yourself who actually never attends and for 20 years has displayed only bitter negativity about those running the show. Despite incredible success.

  30. borgo67 on

    Even the most stonewall of penalties we are given is analysed to death . Yes, we do get the odd soft one but if a referee goes in with the mindset that he just won’t give Celtic a penalty then they pretty much get away with it.

     

    The Neil Lennon one at ibrox a good number of years back. Kenny Clark just chose not to give it as he bottled it. It’s easy done.

  32. Maolmuire O Muirgheasa on

    I recall it clearly: the year was 1891. The decision was made in Inis Turk to witness the famous Glasgow Celtic. So we set off, barefoot of course, through a biblical downpour that lasted three days, just to reach the donkey cart for Derry.

     

     

    The cart journey was spent with the other lads, reminiscing about the golden age of making rope from hay and singing rebellious ballads we’d composed about the landlord’s sour milk. The boat to Glasgow took the scenic route via Newfoundland for a bit of sea air. We slept on the deck, sustained only by raw potatoes and a shared sense of destiny.

     

     

    Upon landing, we deemed the direct route to Glasgow too frivolous. To truly earn the spectacle, we walked barefoot via Manchester, adding a fortnight of travel for character building. We’d arrive, feet blackened with the soil of three nations, hearts pounding, only to find the stadium gates closing. “A brilliant victory for Celtic!” a passerby would chirp. “The match ended just minutes ago.”

     

     

    Without a word of complaint (for complaint would be a vulgar display of lesser fandom), we’d simply turn on our bare, calloused heels and begin the return journey. Not by backtracking, mind you, that would be too straightforward. We’d head east, taking the long way home via Australia, working as deckhands, then sherpas, then amateur myrrh traders to fund the trek. The entire circumnavigation took nearly a year.

     

     

    But the craic? Unmatched. We’d miss every wedding, funeral, and harvest, but we returned with beards like prophets and blisters that could tell stories. We were legends in the townland, not for seeing the football, but for having almost seen it, with a suffering so profound and a route so needlessly arduous that it elevated mere support into a form of folklore. Anyone can buy a ticket. It takes a real fan to almost make it, on principle, for the rest of his life.

  33. Back to Basics - Glass Half Full on

    Good afternoon CQN

     

     

    Another fine day to be a Celt.

     

     

    Celtic won = Happy

  35. Back to Basics - Glass Half Full on

    On the disgraceful officiating last night …

     

     

    There was a large body of material upon which complaints from Celtic could be based.

     

     

    We need accentuate intelligently.

     

     

    The penalty? Subjective

     

     

    The Ross intervention calling the cross out of play? Subjective

     

     

    So don’t press them.

     

     

    2 things we should publicly go loco about, IMHO

     

     

    1. NOTHING subjective about “Time is up”.

     

     

    That this guy played on while Dundee pursued an equaliser can reasonably be projected as ignoring or not understanding the clearest, simplest rule.

     

     

    Not understanding is incompetence.

     

     

    Ignoring is cheating.

     

     

    Ryan Lee is either one or the other.

     

     

    2. The assault in Kieran Tierney.

     

     

    The narrative is simple.

     

     

    John Beaton DELIBERATELY intervened to get a Celtic player sent off.

     

     

    Andrew Dallas and David Dickinson deliberately DID NOT intervene for a much worse offence resulting in greater injury to the Celtic player.

     

     

    And yes, name them.

     

     

    Unlike incidents favouring R2ngers which irk us, the above happened in our games.

     

     

    We have locus.

     

     

    Over to you Celtic.

  37. GlassTwoThirdsFull on

    Hard to imagine that anybody that thought Nancy deserved to be kept on would expect to be taken seriously on any matter…..

  38. PeterLatchfordsBelly on

    MO’N can’t work miracles indefinitely and will now if we continue to play at the current level we’ll lose a critical domestic game sooner or later.

     

     

    The issue is the midfield, which is largely posted missing. Hatate has been a star for us in the past but is now playing like a hostage held against his will and is serially dreadful. Sell to Brazil if we can. CalMac can only perform his own one miracle show for so long. Bernardo just needs to go now. He’s regressing at a scary speed and he could be a decent player somewhere else. Engels is generally decent and excellent from set pieces. Luke showed what a fine impact sub he can be last night but is not a reliable starter. Nygren is a real dilemma. Scores every type of goal and w really crucial ones. Without his contribution our season would already be dead. However, he’s pretty much a man down in midfield in every other respect.

     

     

    I’m hoping AOC’s class will bail us out for the remainder of the season in the middle. Depends on his fitness but would give us options to move CalMac into a more creative role at times we’re struggling to create. Hopefully he can also tackle because literally none of the others above can, apart from Bernardo. How me miss MO’R getting a crucial foot in. Dundee’s goal was a belter and Yang was very unlucky but CalMac’s defending left a lot to be desired.

     

     

    Great see KT in such good form, with Saracchi back we have two excellent players in there. Also gives us more cover than Murray and the Brentford lad at centre half as KT can play there with Saracchi at left back. Araujo is superb and young Colby has what it takes to make it at Celtic. Good cover at keeper position and we’re now well covered in the wings and up front. So we’re in decent shape across the rest of the am even without AJ, CCV and Jota. But the engine room remains a concern.

  40. Saint Stivs on

    for an experienced poliyician i thought wilson was very naive to go on tv to give opinions on mandelson and epstein and not expect questions about the abuse cases.

     

     

    he should not be an interim chairman.

  41. Auldheid on

    Burnley78 on 8th February 2026 12:38 am

     

    31003

     

     

    DD knows exactly why that happened.

     

     

    He allowed it. He should have acted a sacked the guy but instead he allowed him to take the Celtic fans for a ride whilst we watched us fail to beat a pathetic rangers within 90 minutes 5 x and lose a cup final to Aberdeen. The guy spent a year or more driving a wedge between the fans and the board / ownership. The guy took multiple millions each year in salary and took us from the highs of -Ange era to the shit we saw losing to a team with 10% of our squad value in CL qualifiers.

     

     

    Sure he did well when first here. Credit to him for that but the main man to blame is Rodgers and DD is at fault for not dealing with that. And for allowing Nancy. He did get WGS and NL and BR1 and Ange right. So he is still in credit in my book.

     

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    Based on what I heard I think that is an accurate account of what took place.

     

     

    Of course it depends of the source and when I heard it, had my ass felt before by incorrect info..

     

     

    DD has to shoulder a lot of the blame for his appointments and MoN is care taker of Celtic until DD fixes it,

     

     

    My concern is from Einstein (I think) line – a problem cannot be fixed by the thinking that created it.

     

     

    We’ll see.

  42. Bhoys Town on

    the Bada Bing on 8th February 2026 1:14 pm

     

    Just how low can the BBC go

     

     

    https://x.com/msm_monitor/status/2020453331152331207?s=20

     

     

    thought Wilson handled that clown well to be fair

     

     

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    Why does anyone take this stinking hypocrisy from the BBC? They protected Saville, Huw Edwards, Tim Westwood and Russell Brand for years, although evidence of abuse was clear. Wilson should have thrown that back at the clown.

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