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the Bada Bing on 11th January 2026 1:27 pm
Maestro on 11th January 2026 1:24 pm
Celtic in for Bowie
He’s been dead 10 years…
& we would still try & get a tune out of him. We havent a have a winger & a prayer
We could find a Starman.
And that would be Hunky Dory. I’ll get ma jaiket. 🙄
BigChipsUK on 11th January 2026 2:41 pm
Hertz go 1-0 up at Dens. Scored by Braga, who I suggested we should sign to improve our own CF threat whilst also reducing that of Hertz. If we have to pay £6M each for Bowie and Braga, giving ourselves a real goalscoring threat and weakening our main challengers at the same time. At least with Bowie and Braga we know what we’re getting.
*there is more chance of a deal with hearts than hibs even though the latter are allegedly our “freens”, not so as thy still blame us for “stealing James Kelly, who I can assure you was NEVER going to sign for them, in fact he was reluctant to join us as he was happy playing with his home village World Champion side and working as a joiner at the time, it was only the relentless endeavour of Brother Walfrid when telling John Glass to camp out on his Burn Street doorstep until he signs as in his words “nae kelly nae keltic” as he called us until his dying day.
Then there’s the accusation that we stole players from them including future board member Michael Dunbar, if the truth be told we only acquired their players after according to historical accounts, the original Hibernian Football Club faced bankruptcy in the 1890s, and a key reason was that the club secretary, John McFadden, absconded to Canada with the club’s funds thereby leaving their players free agents.
It could be argued that we have signed players from them in the past such as the marvellous Pat Satnton but only because it suited them especially manager Eddie Turnbull who contacted the big mhan for a swap deal.
Oh and before John McGinn is brought up, putrid kept raising the goal posts but eventually sold him to Villa for allegedly less money than we offered, and lets NOT forget it was their chairman who had the brick built harp removed from the exterior wall as well as being complicit with rapid Celtic hater sir george graham in trying to have the tricolour removed from atop the jungle and it was our deadliest rivals that actually backed us on keeping it up.
As for their edinburgh rivals we have done business with them over the years including Wispy, Andy Lynch and most recently Craig Gordon, Paul Hartley, Steven Pressley.
Willie Haughey was previously a Direct and Fergus sacked him.
The stars and stripes fly at Ibrox so obviously there are Scottish.Businessmen ass NEDs excel 70% don’t qualify .
The most experienced business from Celtic minded is Tom Allison. There are no one else with his experience
Brian Wilson is the most experienced Cabinet minister in Scotland
Desmond is also a billionaire.
BRRB
Did you hear about the guy who worked for the Samaritans?
He phoned in sick one day…and they talked him out of it.
Joe 3.38
Dearie me 😂
Can see Hearts holding on for a big win here . Dundee giving away a lot of silly free kicks and Hearts players falling over at the slightest touch . Very naive .
The officials line up at Pittodrie:
David Dickinson is the ref, will be assisted by Calum Spence and David Roome.
John Beaton is on VAR duty, assisted by Chris Graham.
Penalty Rangers.
barney battles – both of them
Watching the second half of the Dundee v Hearts game, how did both of these teams but us?
*beat us
Just tuned into the Dundee v hearts game in the hope Dundee might nick one against 10 man hearts but
Dundee are absolutely awful.
hearts will see this out.
Craif]g Gordon pulls off a wonder save
McPhail
Because we were p##s
Unbelievable save by Gordon
FT
Big result for Hearts.
I’d be delighted for Craig Gordon as an ex Celt if it wasn’t for the circumstances!
Rusty tin man with world class save in last minute gives Hearts the win.
Hearts or Hibs will not sell to us when they are in with a chance of the league or Euro spot.
Murray gave them 2 and pulled his leg out of the way for their third at Tynecastle, at CP we had a headed chance late in the game to draw and hit the keeper from 5 yards, in both games we were not good, they are physical though like the Huns nick goals and defend their box.
Still a better keeper than KS….and thinner
What a save Craig Gordon.
I still appreciate what big Fraser Forster did for us but I really hate what he did at Covid time.
Committing to staying which meant Craig G wanted to go to get football and then changing his mind a week later and pissing off down south by which time we had let Craig G go.
Craig could still have been our keeper.
Never heard Gordon speak with any warmth for his time at CP despite a handful of medals he won and his disaster against Inter Milan when he was playing badly the support sung his name.
For all their posession , Dundee were clueless about opening up Hearts defence . Lots of crosses from deep positions , easily mopped up by Hearts big CB’s . One good Dee header at the death and Gordon pulls off wonder save . Hearts definitely looking beatable though against teams with a bit more invention .
Mon the sheep !
timhorton on 11th January 2026 4:01 pm
Hearts or Hibs will not sell to us when they are in with a chance of the league or Euro spot.
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A £6M sale would earn hearts almost double what they made from their participation in the 24-25 conference league. With a business head on, that would make more sense financially. 🤔
Hearts scouting and recruitment is pretty good which makes it a bit more likely they would sell , in the knowledge that suitable replacements would be available .
Not like us.
Hard listening to Kris Boyd big HIUMMMMM said after every few words how on earth is he on tv?
Come on bhoys focus on the prize.
That title.
I expect us to win and set out to do that.
Now til title is there to be won
We will be ready next time for them
Hertz n huns I expect nothing til we dae them.
Mon the hoops
Hail Hail
Can’t see Hearts selling Braga in January, they would be slaughtered by their support when they have a real chance of winning league. Hibs less likely to turn down a good offer. Not likely to finish in top 3 whether they sell players or not.
dessybhoy on 11th January 2026 4:06 pm
Never heard Gordon speak with any warmth for his time at CP despite a handful of medals he won and his disaster against Inter Milan when he was playing badly the support sung his name.
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but I dont recall him saying anythiing agaist celtic either,
his part in the quadruple treble and the invincibles is strangely forgotten,
might he be the celtic goalkeeper with the most ever shut outs ?
Ilook forward to his book,
He told the Celtic View: “You get that sense of relief, a sense of emotion that just overcomes you. At that point, it maybe hadn’t set in, not immediately, not properly, but we still realised we’d done it, we’d achieved something that would stand the test of time.
“You can go through your career and have highs and win trophies, but to be an Invincible, to be part of history and to be part of something that will be remembered at this club forever – that’s incredible.”
“For me, emotion just took over. I didn’t actually have a clear view of Tom’s goal. There were some bodies in the way, but I just saw it hit the net. There was thunder and lightning in the sky, it was all lit up, it was just… yeah, it was just an incredible moment. Nobody that was there will ever forget it.”
No me neither, but as I said he won most of the medals he has with us, wee bit of gratitude for that wouldn’t go amiss.
Meanwhile we are ‘working overtime , working hard behind the scenes , pulling out all the stops , leaving no stone unturned , exploring all possibilities , working 24/7……. to get signings in .
Without actually making any signings .
It’s an art .
DUSHANBE BHILLY BHOY on 11th January 2026 4:03 pm
Still a better keeper than KS….and thinner
You speaking figuratively?
8Csc:-)
HH
Sinasolo to be given a shot? Thought KS was ok yesterday,one mega punch out
Craig Gordon left Celtic in 2020 after a successful six-year spell, issuing an emotional thank you to the club for a chance at redemption, his teammates, and the fans for incredible support during one of his career’s most successful periods, winning numerous titles and regaining his top form after a career-threatening injury. Celtic also publicly thanked Gordon for his significant contributions and wished him well.
Gordon’s Farewell Message Highlights:
Gratitude: He thanked the club for believing in him when his career was in doubt and praised his teammates and staff for their support.
Success: Gordon reflected on winning multiple league titles, cups, and being part of historic winning runs, calling it the most successful part of his career.
Personal Redemption: He expressed joy at returning to the top level of football after his serious knee injury, a journey he worked incredibly hard to achieve.
Future Ambition: At 37, he stated a desire to continue playing the game he loves, seeking a new challenge.
Celtic’s Response:
Celtic’s official statement thanked Gordon for his service and contributions over six years, wishing him all the best for his future endeavors.
Stivs,
I have heard and read of Craig Gordon talking of his connections to Donegal,Ramelton i think
He talks fondly of his time at Crltic especially BR1 season1 and the increase in standards in everything at training and match day.
Must dig it out for ye.might get a visit down to see you n DC.
HH
9/2 a red card here