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  1. Saint Stivs on

    Not availble online, can only be viwed at the archive.

     

     

    I am doing that next time i am in Embra.

     

     

    ———–

     

     

    1974 Montford and James Edward McGrory interview.

     

     

    Arthur Montford interview with ex-Celtic player and manager Jimmy McGrory in his home – McGrory talks about his early career with St. Roch’s and Celtic, the ‘more individual’ players of his era including Patsy Gallacher, Tommy Cairns, different style of game, slower-paced, terms of employment for professional players, wages and playing bonuses, £10 bonus for winning a CUP FINAL, players not allowed to drive cars (12.13) Montford asks about his reputation as a goalscorer – McGrory talks about greater desperation to get results, main competition from Rangers, Hearts, Aberdeen and Hibs (14.04) BW Pathe Gazette archive footage of 1930 Scottish CUP FINAL at Hampden, McGrory talks about his scoring from headers (15.17) Montford asks about McGrory’s eight goals in game against Dunfermline in 1928 – McGrory talks about modern players and tactics compared with older methods, experience of moving into management with Kilmarnock then at Celtic – McGrory talks about other good players of his time, including Jimmy Delaney, Charlie Tully, Bertie Peacock, and about changes in Celtic’s playing style to the present, working relationship with chairman Sir Robert Kelly, how players of his era would adapt to the modern game – McGrory names the best player of his era, Patsy Gallacher

  2. MadMitch on

    HS @ 7.02

     

     

    My original question related to when the name of the covered terracing opposite the Main Stand changed from the Hayshed to the Jungle.

     

     

    I have never heard the Hayshed name used by my father’s generation who were born in the 20’s.

     

     

    However I had read about the Hayshed name from several sources — but did not understand the timing of the changeover plus why.

     

     

    The comment about 1945 war veterans giving it that name due to the noise of the rain on the roof seemed to knit all these strands together — timing / reason / lack of knowledge to me in the 1970’s.

     

     

    If you want to ask a few questions about 50’s / early 60’s plans to expand P/head with a new stand in place of the Jungle then that would help me understand that piece of family history.

  5. Hot Smoked on

    MADMITCH on 16TH OCTOBER 2022 7:14 PM

     

     

    I was at the Wolves game referred to below. I KNOW I never heard anyone refer to The Jungle ( nor any other part of our Ground) as The Hayshed.

     

     

    “Significant improvements were carried out between 1957 and 1971, partly due to the great success Celtic achieved under the management of Jock Stein.[1] A roof was built over the back of the western “Celtic End” terrace in 1957,[22] while floodlights were installed in 1959.[1] They were first used on 12 October, in a friendly match against Wolves.[1] The northern “Hayshed” terrace, which became known as the “Jungle”, was concreted in 1966 “

  7. bigrailroadblues on

    GFTB if you are about. I really appreciate your defence of me. Never seen the comments. More to be pitied than scorned. 👍

  8. Hot Smoked on

    Anyway,

     

    it`s a Cheerio from me. I will look in tomorrow for any advancement on the Hayshed topic.

     

    Cheerio for now.

  9. Hot Smoked on

    BIGRAILROADBLUES on 16TH OCTOBER 2022 7:27 PM

     

     

    I haven`t seen any posts criticising you but , for what it is worth, I HAVE NEVER SEEN ANY POSTS OF YOURS WORTHY OF THE REMOtEST CRITICISM. Maybe they are from a rival publican who would like your custom :-))

     

     

    PS Capitals were in error.

  10. GFTB on

    BRRB 7.27pm

     

     

    It’s the weekend … am always about :-)

     

     

    No defence needed for your good self but the skeekitness annoys me

     

     

    On a Celtic site about other Celtic fans …(in my opinion) it’s no right

  11. !!Bada Bing!! on

    Huns refused to play on Thursday, as less gate money, hospitality for their game moved to the Sunday

  12. Burnley78 on

    A few renditions of God save the King heard pretty clearly today at Anfield. Assuming that was city fans at the wind up ?

  13. Saint Stivs on

    Tontine, if your around, and anyone else with a Dumbarton connection.

     

     

    20 minutes from colour of 1944-48 events in the town.

     

    You might recgnise someone, who knows, old boghead packed for a game with hibs

     

     

    Date: 1944 – 1946

     

     

    Director: [attributed to Ben H. Humble]

     

     

    Sound: silent

     

     

    Original format: 16mm

     

     

    Colour: col

     

     

    Fiction: non-fiction

     

     

    Running time: 15.00 mins

     

     

    Description:

     

    Events in DUMBARTON including the “Norwegian Week” festival and VE Day celebrations.

     

     

    See notes in additional information file. Humble papers deposited in National Library of Scotland. Further information can be found at https://manuscripts.nls.uk/agents/57836?agent_type=agent_person [last accessed 26/08/2021]

     

     

    See “The Voice of the Hills: The Story of Ben Humble” by Roy M Humble

     

    Shotlist:

     

    No credits. [1945] Levengrove Park, DUMBARTON. Shots mostly of flowers in close-up [possibly the August 1945 Summer Show] (.45); [1944] “Aid to Norway” banner on Glencairn House, DUMBARTON. Shots of tearoom inside. Poster reading “Norwegian Week – Tearoom in the Gas Showrooms, 9th-16th September”. Shots of women helpers. Norwegian flag on Burgh Hall (1.31); Shots of crowds outside. An officer [speaking Norwegian?]. Female pipe band at Greenhead Road. Various good floats with many wartime characters, including Churchill. Army pipe band at “Hodge’s Corner” (2.32); Female pipe band at Boghead Park. Characters from floats, pre-game activity, then a charity football match, DUMBARTON v Hibs (3.37); Shots of various parade groups, scouts, police (4.09); [Poor] Panning shots across Ha of DUMBARTON in snow from Oxhill Road. Children sledging at Oxhill Road (5.20); [1945] Front page of “The Bulletin” May 1945 showing headline “War over – VE Day is today”. Shots of flags and bunting in Church Street and High Street, shot of exterior of Picture House. Several good shots of same. Salvation Army band (6.41); Pipe band, crowds, flags everywhere. Pipe band in front of Sheriff Court. Good street scenes with people. Shots of “shows” on the Common and flags. Preparation of bonfire and brief bonfire scene (7.28); [Victory Celebrations, 8th June 1945] Shots of children’s races on the Common. Highland dancing at Boghead. Races, people watching, “bonny babies” competition, more races. Miss DUMBARTON 1946 competition with good close-ups of spectators (10.51); Various shots of, around, and from DUMBARTON Castle (12.19); The End (12.20).

     

     

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    https://movingimage.nls.uk/film/1871?search_term=dumbarton&search_join_type=AND&search_fuzzy=yes

  14. lionroars67 on

    HOT SMOKED on 16TH OCTOBER 2022 7:02 PM

     

     

    J next time you are in Edinburgh, visit 80 George St, you might meet a hero or 2 of yours

  22. MadMitch on

    SFTB @ 7.50

     

     

    How dare you talk about wee JC like that.

     

    Fair enough that he only scored three goals in two seasons.

     

    But he lived the dream — straight out of Annfield.

  23. Greenpinata on

    Guys,

     

     

    Anything retro nowadays is cool. This Hayshed thingy could catch on with the trendy young team

     

     

    Imagine the conversation in a trendy west end cafébar ( In the finest Glasgow University accent) while sipping Gin and Dubbonet.

     

     

    Golly gosh Spencer, just been perusing the old bean’s site of CQN and these jolly heated seats within the North Stand used to be called the Hayshed.

     

    Oh reel eeeh. How cosmic, replies Rafferty. Capital exclaims Ignatius.

     

     

    How super would it be to sit or even stand in the Hayshed when we go to Parkers Wilfred exclaims. Jolly good show.

     

     

    Chaps, our new silk woven F@ck the Tories banner would look spiffing there.

     

     

    But Wills, our soooper new banner isn’t ready yet.

     

     

    Aw poppycock.

     

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    Fanciful, I wouldn’t be too sure. 😀🤣🤣🤣

  24. lionroars67 on

    GREENPINATA on 16TH OCTOBER 2022 8:05 PM

     

     

    BRRB has a whole new world to experience that you could introduce him to, only drawback

     

     

    Would they let in the reprobates who he hangs around with wee smiley face

  25. An Tearmann on

    Poppycock at Parkers Greenpinata

     

    Oh I say

     

    :-)

     

     

    All under the one club Celtic.at Celtic Park.

     

     

    Changes for Motherwell

     

    Use the squad.looking forward to it already

     

     

    HH

  27. Greenpinata on

    Lionroars 67,

     

     

    Ha ha, I doubt I could keep up with BRRB. Would love to give it a try, but I fear crawl would be the dominant part of pubcrawl.

     

     

    Would love to hear BRRB exploits on the legendary Glesga subcrawl.

     

     

    HH.

  29. petec on

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m8tR3ayVR1M

     

     

    Me and Tod (Superb Human Being) tanned a bottle of Vodka in 15 minutes before getting on the Danny McGrain at Dumbarton East.

     

     

    We hitch hiked our way to Akrams efter the event.

     

     

    Roses

     

     

    👍

     

     

    A concerned Taxi Driver….. And my Scooby Scooby Doos wurnae looking the Mae West….. We got in and @ that Time, Indie Music down stairs and Dance up stairs (please correct me if I’m wrong)…………..

     

     

    We stepped into the Roses (me muddied shoes) I’d been knocked back a few times too.

     

     

    And it was just Incredible.

     

     

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c9Ab2_pGFxw

  33. petec on

    Jobo Baldie

     

     

    St Vincents Finesse/Finest!!!!!

     

     

    I’m being Selfish but I’d love yer Rudi Vata back on CQN.

     

     

    CELTIC

     

     

    CELTIC

  35. An Tearmann on

    BRRB.

     

     

    I seen said post,as I was on to US til round 6am.

     

     

    Weird as BRRB.said you live alone,🤣stay in all the time,and have vast knowledge of daytime telly and shopping channels🤣 i asked him,hand palm up,to stop when he suggested your dress sense was limited to Pyjamas.that was enough.i thought.🤣

     

    It ranted on about your gooni needing a boil wash🤣

     

     

    i went to reply,but often wonder what to say in reply 😇to such othering of your good character,

     

    I hope you are good stead and still able to air guitar RoryGallagher ;-))

     

     

    I am thankful Mod deleted.

     

     

    HH

  36. petec on

    I dinnae need Paul67,

     

     

    To know that Ange is the Man.

     

     

    Chances

     

     

    Chances

     

     

    Our fitba Yesterday was Sub prime (f-off) it was Sublime. 5 changes and mauled the 3rd best team in Ecosse

     

     

    That Hun Referee LOLSville Tennessee.

     

     

    McLean you are so far out of your depth.

     

     

    The Celtic Juggernaut is mair than Powerful.

     

     

    Imagine

  37. petec on

    An Tearmann,

     

     

    I will be going to see 16Roads soon.

     

     

    He knows how Hard I am

     

     

    I’m the weakest dude on this Planet.

  40. An Tearmann on

    TQM

     

     

    Ideguchi.

     

     

    Yup,a shoe in.Seigrist for joe.liked Bernebei and Tony.at full backs- Jo and Greg on bench

     

     

    Welsh will get a game I think in centre wi Mauritz

     

    Rest ccv bench

     

     

    Mid ideguchi,abada,Mccarthy,Jota maybeez.turnbull to

     

    Would keep Maeda,maybe try thro middle,kyogo-half game,gio,mooy in Calmac roll let O reilly roam.

     

    O’Banovic :-) and Jota tearing up the wings.

     

    We never stop,not since we left the hall

     

     

    HH

  41. ‘GG on

    In addition to boos at the final whistle, Gerrard was jeered by a section of supporters as he headed down the tunnel.

     

    The above quote from the BBC report warms the cockles of my heart ❤️

  42. An Tearmann on

    PETEC on 16TH OCTOBER 2022 9:13 PM

     

     

    An Tearmann,

     

     

    I will be going to see 16Roads soon.

     

     

    He knows how Hard I am

     

     

    I’m the weakest dude on this Planet.

     

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    Pete you are fine my friend,weakness is good dude,we are only human.

     

    I hope 16roads shows you a good time ,a tremendous host and guide in his town from memory when you guys went over for the hoot a few years back .you’ll be grand enjoy yourself,will drop a choon later

     

     

    HH

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