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  1. ernie lynch on

    BIG JIMMY on 16TH OCTOBER 2022 4:35 PM

     

     

     

    I was aware of the name from reading about Celtic’s history.

     

     

    I’m surprised so few had even heard of it.

  2. ‘GG on

    I don’t believe the 6:15 kick off will help increase the crowd. People are barely home from work at that time, trying to have dinner. Lunch time for me. It’s hardly TV Prime Time in any time zone.

     

    Why did the Huns, second in SPL, playing a Championship side, receive the Prime Time slot?

  4. lets all do the huddle on

    glasgow airport will be lively tonite, going by the number of folk in graces this afternoon with luggage getting scooped before their flights back to ireland later 😄

  5. prestonpans bhoys on

    GG

     

     

    My guess is that the huns are at home and a earlier kickoff would affect their attendance and you don’t want to upset them!

  7. Jinkyredstar on

    I don’t think the Hayshed thing merits a rammy- it looks like it may have been used way back – none of us youngsters 😁 have heard it used.

     

     

    Cowshed – now that does exist – at Cappielow

  8. jimbo67 on

    Afternoon again

     

     

    No memories of the North Terrave ever being referred to as the Hayshed ( or indeed the North Terrace) it was always ‘The Jungle’. As to how it got its name I’d always thought it was because the morass of girders in the roof and supporting wall made it seem to some to be like a Jungle. Seems as believable or not as stuff about soldiers who fought in a real jungle.

     

     

    What I’d dispute is the idea that it was not until the late 70s that it became the most vocal part of the ground. I was first taken to see Celtic at home in 1968 and we went to the wee enclosure in front of the stand or, if my wee sister went , to the stand itself. Looking round the ground as a child the Jungle even then was obviously the busiest and noisiest part of the ground. I accept that at European games the two ‘ends’ were packed and because there were at least double the number of folk in each of the ends the Jungle was less dominant . However , when it came to noise at a game versus Airdrie, Clyde, Raith Rovers in front of 31000 fans the noise seemed to me mainly coming from those stood opposite me. But it’s a long time ago.

     

     

    Jimbo

  9. lionroars67 on

    ERNIE LYNCH on 16TH OCTOBER 2022 4:50 PM

     

    BIG JIMMY on 16TH OCTOBER 2022 4:35 PM

     

     

    To be fair someone like a journo with research experience and facilities at their disposal like Andrew Smith of the Scotsman for example, as someone has just posted no need for a rammy

  10. Jinkyredstar on

    Jimbo – I wouldn’t argue with you re noise from the jungle – could easily be my childhood memories of the Celtic end which are colouring my emotions.

     

     

    Maybe the younger CQNrs are wondering why we even had a ‘Celtic End’? What was the other end called?

  14. Saint Stivs on

    rare footage, kilmarnock v celtic 1957, playing in the all white shamrock strip, no numbers on shorts.

     

    evans and collins featuring,

     

     

    some still not over the result.

     

     

    000000000000

     

     

    Title: SDCELTIC V KILMARNOCK – SCOTTISH SEMI FINAL REPLAY

     

    Summary: CELTIC V KILMARNOCK – SCOTTISH SEMI FINAL REPLAY

     

    Story No: BM70187

     

    Source: British Movietone

     

    Aspect Ratio: 4:3

     

    Date: 28/03/1957 00:00 AM

     

    People:

     

     

    http://www.aparchive.com/search?startd=&endd=&allFilters=British+Movietone%7C43894%3APartner%3APartner&query=celtic&advsearchStartDateFilter=&advsearchEndDateFilter=&searchFilterHdSDFormat=All&searchFilterDigitized=All&searchFiltercolorFormat=All&searchFilteraspectratioFormat=All

  19. GFTB on

    JRS 5.18pm

     

     

    The “rangers end”

     

     

    Or the

     

     

    “Coatbrig end”

     

     

    As that’s where people I knew would head too when the game was nearing its finish :-)

  20. jimbo67 on

    Jinkyredstar @ 5.18

     

     

    No probs- as I say its a long time ago and my memory is as unreliable as anybody else’s. Reading Ernie’s links re Hayshed/Cowshed I did realise that I had read similar before – but never heard anybody refer to it.

     

     

    I don’t remember the stand being too quiet either- the wooden flooring being stamped made quite a racket although I don’t think I ever saw the pre-match ‘ walk on’ spread to it.

     

     

    Jimbo

  21. Saint Stivs on

    hoping this works.

     

     

    1924 Scotland v Ireland silent film,

     

     

    Old pavilion . Ornate Hayshed roof, and the coatbrig end, patsy gallagher playong for ireland

     

     

    http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/1924-SILENT-NEWSREEL-NO-SOUND/6f36abca42a74a48a60b055e2ced209e?query=celtic+park+international&current=2&orderBy=Relevance&hits=2&referrer=search&search=%2fsearch%3fstartd%3d%26endd%3d%26allFilters%3dBritish%2bMovietone%257C43894%253APartner%26query%3dceltic%2bpark%2binternational%26advsearchStartDateFilter%3d%26advsearchEndDateFilter%3d%26searchFilterHdSDFormat%3dAll%26searchFilterDigitized%3dAll%26searchFiltercolorFormat%3dAll%26searchFilteraspectratioFormat%3dAll%26searchPartner%3dBritish%2bMovietone%257C43894&allFilters=British+Movietone%7c43894%3aPartner&productType=IncludedProducts&page=1&b=ed209e

  22. Jinkyredstar on

    St Stivs – I know it is a silent film but when the ole Marquis fell off his horse I distinctly heard ‘Penalty to Rangers’

  23. bigrailroadblues on

    Good evening all from the Victoria Bar. I wish you all health, happiness and a long life full of good times. And if you are a lurking hun GIRFUY and drop dead. I feel better for that.

  24. Saint Stivs on

    The okd pavilion, hayshed referred to as the jungle, grant stand without the glass looks an impressive structure, good sized crown for the neutral venue, guessing a midweek afternoon for a replay,

     

     

    100 years ago.

     

     

    a wee aside, did the Green family entertainment industry, cinemas and theatres also goes as far as capturing the movies themselves, noting the green topical productions. Mr McGrorys in laws.

     

     

    Title: SCOTTISH CUP TIES

     

     

    Reference number: 3357

     

     

    Date: 1921, March

     

     

    Production company: Green’s Film Service, Green’s Topical Productions

     

     

    Sound: silent

     

     

    Original format: 35mm

     

     

    Colour: bw

     

     

    Fiction: non-fiction

     

     

    Running time: 4.34 mins

     

     

    Description:

     

    Scottish Cup Round football matches.

     

    Shotlist:

     

    Scottish Cup 3rd Round Replay Motherwell V Ayr United at CELTIC PARK. Result Motherwell 3 Ayr United 1. Green’s Film Service. [1st Match] Motherwell v. Ayr United at CELTIC PARK (PARKhead) – This being a neutral ground means that the match was probably at least the second replay between the teams. Ayr goalie possibly Hepburn, Scottish Internationalist, Teams emerge from Old Pavilion, PARKhead(0.29) – Motherwell out first with strip as in Ref 3356, Ayr Utd in horizontally striped shirts. Shots of game features original PARKhead “Jungle”[covered standing area] in background(1.26)

     

     

    https://movingimage.nls.uk/film/3357?search_term=celtic%20park&search_join_type=AND&search_fuzzy=yes

  25. The Onlooker on

    My memory was sparked by the talk about the Jungle

     

     

     

    Back in the late 80’s Hugh McIlvanney once started a 2 page Observer article about Celtic..

     

     

    “It’s Dark

     

    It’s Hot

     

    It’s Noisy

     

    It’s Green….

     

     

    They call it “The Jungle”

     

     

     

     

    A genius at work.

     

    ( Hugh McIlvanney not me 😀)

  26. petec on

    Big Jimmy,

     

     

    I hope you are well, well as well as can be – Wednesday Night must have been some tonic!

     

     

    I think you were wrong to say what you did about Jinkyredstar.

     

     

    From his posts I discern he is an oldie (Jeez – I hit 50 this year).

     

     

    I never watched the hun game Today, how was it Refereed?

     

     

    Yesterdays performance by that Cheat was reprehensible.

  30. petec on

    It was mair Breakbeat at the Time.

     

     

    Alexandro, as Kojo would say, looks to be an absolute Brammer.

     

     

    I seen so many Amazing things Yesterday in the Celtic performance….. The Celtic Ball Bhoys were not as World Class as the Hibees Manager suggested. So Real Madrid wullnae be looking to nab our World Class Ball Bhoys …Yet!!!

     

     

    We are Learning so much from playing the best teams out there.

     

     

    Ange is the Man.

  31. Jinkyredstar on

    Petec- I didn’t take any offence from Jimmy, I think I got caught in the middle of something between others.

     

     

    Yes I am an ‘oldie’ 😀. First game was 1962 so I do have a lot of memories to share.

     

     

    I have met many CQNrs over the years – hope to make it to the Shipbank one day

     

     

    All the best to you

  33. jimtim on

    Wish we had Thiago of Liverpool in our midfield , did anyone notice on Wednesday more-or less .

     

    At Thiago like a wee boy asked for his baw back , no snarling Gubby wee Rat we see up here .

  35. Burnley78 on

    Re the 6.15 ko on Wednesday. It’s a weird one but the reason the Huns will be the later will be traffic through Glasgow at rush hour would make it something the Scottish police would not entertain.

     

     

    Crazy for us though. Guessing Motherwell would not have wanted a Tuesday game after playing today. We could not do a Thursday as we could not put hertz game back to Sunday due to CL game on next Tuesday.

     

     

    Prem Sports have rights to 3 matches.

     

     

    Only other option would have been Huns on Tuesday but then playing today rules that out.

  37. MadMitch on

    The 1898 Grant Stand — in the cup replay film — is still the most impressive / sophisticated / dominating structure ever to be built at P/head /CP2.

     

     

    Well in my opinion anyway.

     

     

    AL with his 1929 stand phoned it in — the design came straight out of the bargain basement end of his catalogue.

     

     

    Wee FMcC and his 90’s knock off version of the M/field rebuild delivered on seats / view for 90% but little else.

     

     

    We need to up our game for the much needed Main Stand rebuild.

     

    Hopefully AP will stick around to help fund it / fill it.

     

     

    67,525 is a number with a nice ring to it.

  38. Jinkyredstar on

    Petec – read about that this morning, the actual Smiley (with a Smiley face) came ne’er attack last year as potentially offending folk who weren’t happy (such as Chris Boyd)

     

     

    My personal preferences are : 🥃🥃🥃🥃🕺🕺🕺

  40. Saint Stivs on

    god bless our garry.

     

     

    24 April 1937

     

    Celtic 2–1 Aberdeen

     

    Johnny Crum

     

    Willie Buchan Matt Armstrong

     

    Hampden Park, Glasgow

     

    Attendance: 147,365

     

     

    community singing forerunner of el capo, marvellous

     

     

    peaky celters

     

     

    found in greens playhouse. Jimmy in the film, a team of greats for sure. McMenemy and Quinn in the after match picture.

     

     

    Teams

     

    Celtic:

     

    GK Canada Joe Kennaway

     

    RB Scotland Bobby Hogg

     

    LB Scotland John Morrison

     

    RH Scotland Chic Geatons

     

    CH Scotland Willie Lyon (Captain)

     

    LH Scotland George Paterson

     

    RW Scotland Jimmy Delaney

     

    IR Scotland Willie Buchan

     

    CF Scotland Jimmy McGrory

     

    IL Scotland Johnny Crum

     

    LW Scotland Frank Murphy

     

     

    Manager:Scotland Willie Maley

     

     

     

    ————-

     

     

    The Scottish CUP FINAL at Hampden Park, Glasgow, where Celtic beat Aberdeen 2-1. Footage of the crowds making their way to the ground, watching the match in progress and the winning team having their photograph taken with the trophy.

     

     

    Found in Green’s Playhouse, Glasgow. Scottish CUP FINAL Match, 24th April, 1937. Crowd capacity 146,433 – second highest ever at Hampden – beaten previous week by 149,000.

     

    Shotlist:

     

    Credits (.17); Exterior of LMS Buchanan Street station, Glasgow (.23); Shots of vendor with poster advertising the match and selling rosettes, street traffic in the background (.34); Passengers walking through station forecourt, amongst them some team supporters (.55); Shot from station of streets outside full of people and of street vendors selling rosettes (1.08); Shot from roof of stadium and of crowds making their way to Hampden, cars parked outside (1.19); Shot of crowds of supporters in the street next to the stadium (1.33); Crowds inside the ground on the terracing (1.55); Shots of a man on a podium, leading the singing (2.01); Brass band (2.08); Crowd shots (2.15); Teams come out onto field (2.32); The captains toss and the match begins. A goal is scored. Shots of the terracing and back to the game. A second goal is scored (4.24); Brief shot of the brass band at half-time (4.26); General shots of stadium as game continues (4.58); Play continues and a third goal is scored (6.09); Shots of cheering spectators as game continues (6.27); Celtic football team and club officials pose for group photographs with the trophy. Various photographs are taken (6.52); The End (6.55)

     

     

    https://movingimage.nls.uk/film/0849?search_term=cup%20final&search_join_type=AND&search_fuzzy=yes

  41. Hot Smoked on

    ERNIE LYNCH on 16TH OCTOBER 2022 4:50 PM

     

     

    Being one of the few, I guess, who really enjoys your posts, I am truly surprised that you feel ` The Hayshed` would be familiar to Celtic fans. I have never hear anyone referring to any part of the ground by that name.

     

    I have just `phoned a 90 year old Celtic relation ( who sits beside me at the ground) and he is not aware of it either. He did ask , though as to which part of the ground the name refers.

  42. lets all do the huddle on

    3pm saturday kicks offs should be scrapped

     

     

    as should 7.45/8pm midweek kick offs

     

     

    weekend games should be midday or 6pm

     

     

    midweek games should be 6pm

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