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  1. SuperSutton on

    More important Thant the post I’m about to make, RIP Murdoch Auld and Hay.

     

     

    A sad loss for CQN. More of a loss for his family and friends

  3. SuperSutton on

    ERNIE LYNCH on 27TH APRIL 2019 7:53 PM

     

    Lest we forget.

     

     

    B.R.’s cerebral, forward thinking approach delivered regular humpings in Europe.

     

     

    Be careful what you wish for.

     

     

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    Unlike some, maybe many Celtic supporters, I don’t place any importance on our European results. Getting thrashed by the top tier teams is neither here nor there.

     

     

    What I do wish for is a manger who can field a team that plays with style and panache. “The Celtic Way”.

  4. The Battered Bunnet on

    The gazebo was fair rattling yesterday with debate on whether Lenny should/will get the gig permanently. Amongst the hubbub, Jobo asked the following, what I thought percipient, question;

     

     

    If BR had left at the end of the season, would Lenny be on your list of candidates to replace him?

  5. bigshuggy on

    Saint Stivs

     

    Photo is internationsl team

     

    Big Geordie Young of Rangers

     

    Andy Kerr with wavy hair of Partick

     

    Johnny Hubbard the we guy I think

     

    Cheery Harry Haddock left back of Clyde who were quite a force then. Maybe one at the back is John Hewie of Charlton.

     

    I used to collect pics , magazines etc as a boy in the 50’s.

  7. David66 on

    Good afternoon CQN from a very sad Garngad

     

     

    Although I never had the pleasure of meeting MAH (Stephen) I admired his strength at fighting his health issues, and compassion he had for others who had their own health battles, and I conversed with him several times on CQN. He always was a gentleman.

     

     

    It’s at times like these that football and other daily trivialities get put into perspective.

     

     

    God bless Stephen and his family and may our Lord find the time to give strength to his family at this very trying time.

     

     

    D. :(

  8. hankray on

    Those of us of a certain vintage are familiar with the Rosary generally prayers recited at Catholic funerals and still by some families in the home. The particular decade which springs to mind is the Transfiguration in relation to yesterday’s match and the manner of Jozo’s remarkable goal and it’s timing in the 67th minute perhaps Billy McNeill came down from above just one more time to fill that number five shirt and score one of his trademark goals. Jozo in his post match comments felt as a christian he was blessed to rise and head that ball into the net.

     

     

    Kilmarnock were well organised and played some good football and difficult to break down but well done to the lads they are almost there for another title.

  9. Big Georges Fan Club - Hail, Hail, Wee Oscar on

    Sad to hear just now about Murdoch, Auld & Hay – Stephen. Condolences to his family from me & Wee BGFC

     

     

     

     

    Sorry to ask in the context of this news, but I need to ask a favour.

     

     

    Does anyone have a link to an online full match replay of last season’s Scottish Cup Semi-final versus Rangers at Hampden – 15/04/2018 – the 4-0 match?

     

     

    I can only find brief highlights, and need to see more comprehensive footage.

     

     

    Any help VERY gratefull appreciated.

     

     

    HH

     

    BGFC

  11. cathach on

    Almore, thanks for postings on Irish folk songs, Surprised A Nation Once Again was not included as it was voted by BBC World Service as the world’s most popular song and has wonderful poetic words. The song was written in 1844.

     

     

    I go with Cork Celt’s choice of The Foggy Due (Sinead O’Connor) and Raglan Road ( Luke Kelly). I pick The Foggy Due as RTE were banned from playing any of those Republican songs by the then Labour, Minister of Posts and Telegraphs, Conor Cruise O’Brien, that had such an impact on the Irish culture and yet BBC played these tunes.

     

     

    River Dance in 1984 shown on RTE in 1984 for the first time allowed Irish people to celebrate their culture once again.

     

     

    As was mentioned last night, achieving winning the leagues can be difficult to get over the line, as we have experienced over many years, especially when the occasion of Saturday was a case of emotion with capacity crowd expecting the day to finish with a win. How many times have we expected a victory when we celebrated winning the league, seldom does it result in a victory. So I half expected the way we played. I don’t expect we shall get a win when Hearts come to Paradise if we have the league won.Saying that, I was disappointed with Neil Lennon’s body language,

     

    KTF

     

    Cathach

  12. Jobo Baldie on

    Good afternoon friends.

     

    Very sad to learn that Stephen Murdoch Auld and Hay lost his battle. Only met him a couple of times but had various exchanges on here over the years. One of the first CQNrs I met as a real human being.

     

    Rest in Peace, Stephen.

  13. larssonse7en on

    THE BATTERED BUNNET on 28TH APRIL 2019 1:11 PM

     

     

    He’d have been one on my mind, the only one in fact. As I’ve said before…9 will be a battle and 10 a war.

     

     

    We need someone who knows the course. Not a ‘chequebook manager’ that will be off at the first bat of the eyelids. An honest Mhan with Celtic in his heart. We’ve done not too bad since Lenny responded to the call. Undefeated, 4 points better and in the SC final, despite onfield assaults on our players, oor players….

     

     

    The call should be made now. Stop faffing about, it’s the uncertainty that’s costing us. The longer it goes on, the more I feel the correct decision will not be made.

     

     

    I can honestly say that if we appoint Davie Moyes, that I will not set foot in paradise while he is manager.

     

     

    Who would your choice be?

     

     

    Mine, as you might have guessed is Neil Francis Lennon

     

     

    Something inside so strong ??

     

     

    Hail Hail ??

  14. Melbourne Mick on

    Hello again all you young rebels.

     

     

    Came on here tonight full of pride full of fervour full of Celticness.

     

    Ready to rock and roll and talk about what a great weekend for our

     

    club and our youths here in Oz.

     

    But no, without reading back the last page tells me a very courageous

     

    and humble CQN poster, one of our own has succumbed to a horrible

     

    disease.

     

    My post can wait for another time.

     

    RIP MURDOCH AULD & HAY.

     

    H.H Mick

  15. jamesgang on

    One of the things that most struck me about Billy McNeill was how his decency was such an example to us all.

     

     

    That’s exactly how I feel about Stephen.

     

    RIP my friend.

     

     

    HH jg

  18. corkcelt on

    Shocking penalty. Blazed it wide. If he was going to thump it like that it should have gone down the middle.

  19. Jobo Baldie on

    Hibs pass up the chance to take the lead in the salt n sauce derby by missing a penalty. 61 minutes played, still goalless.

  20. Lennybhoy on

    Jobo:

     

    I first met Stephen at a CSA Rally, the one of the first I met as well. He was such a humble man, quiet but by God he was Celtic through and through. I went to see him a few weeks ago with a few other bloggers including CRC. Something I didn’t think I could do as I wanted to remember as he was on the 03/11/2018 when he and his Brother, Jim joined some of us Coatbridge and three Dutch Bhoys in the Kerrydale Suite and the humping of the Jambos 5-0. Even sweeter I asked Stephen what the score would be, we bet 5-0.

     

    I am glad CRC asked me to go and see Stephen and told him thanks.

     

    Until we meet again…

     

    Keep the Faith!

     

    Hail Hail!

  21. Jobo Baldie on

    Lennybhoy,

     

    Along with CRC, I have you to thank for keeping me updated on MAH. Thanks for that.

  23. corkcelt on

    Hibs score at last. Dominant team but couldn’t put ball in net eventually a Hertz defender showed them how.

  25. Timbhoy2 on

    Personally I don’t want Neil Lennon appointed as manager of Celtic,he had his chance,then walked away,i think Celtic need to get a coach who likes to play fast attractive football,but who,RIP Stephen,

  26. Gene on

    Thoughts and prayers for MAH

     

     

    May perpetual light shine upon him and may he rest in peace

  29. Oglach on

    Sad to learn of the passing of a member of the CQN family.

     

    RIP MURDOCH AULD & HAY.

     

    YNWA

  30. Melbourne Mick on

    OGLACH

     

     

    Hope you came across my post where i apologised to you, i never normally

     

    post after a poor game by our clubs standards because i know emotions

     

    run high, but i did and i always tell myself ” never drink on an empty heid ”

     

    but i posted on a full heid and we had a disagreement.

     

    Wish you well and keep the faith.

     

    H.H Mick

  31. Tontine Tim on

    BIGSHUGGY on 28TH APRIL 2019 1:11 PM

     

     

    Cheery Harry Haddock left back of Clyde who were quite a force then.

     

     

    *After he retired postman Harry Haddock was the coach of our Combined Reserve League side.

     

     

    RIP Stephen/MAH

  32. GFTB on

    The Hibs manager has had some run in the league, unbeaten since he arrived… got a feeling the 8 will be in the bag by around 4.50pm today

  34. !!Bada Bing!! on

    HEARTS fans have been accused of disrespecting a minute’s applause for Billy McNeill.

     

     

    A tribute was held for Celtic icon McNeill before today’s Edinburgh derby at Easter Road.Players gathered around the centre circle as the stadium joined in a sixty second applause for the Parkhead icon, who died on Monday night following a battle with dementia.

     

     

    But a section of supporters could be heard singing during the applause, which was met by a chorus of boos from the home end.

     

     

    Fans took to Twitter to express their disgust.

  36. Melbourne Mick on

    GFTB

     

     

    Hope you are correct Gerry, the tension is getting to us all.

     

    I’ve got a feeling there’s a big surprise coming our way regarding

     

    the next manager.

     

    Me ? i reckon i’ve seen almost all of it regarding our club, and up

     

    or down i consider myself so lucky to have been a part of it’s

     

    glorious history.

     

    Whatever happens, the Celtic family will be there because they’re

     

    always there.

     

    Tommy Burns CSC.

     

    H.H Mick

  37. jamesgang on

    Mick

     

     

    I usually always (sic) want the huns to lose. But on this occasion, I want us to win it. Not for them to lose it.

     

     

    HH jg

  38. GFTB on

    Melbourne Mick 2.44pm

     

     

    Am usually incorrect :-)

     

     

    Honestly think Neil knows he isn’t getting the job permanently, he is getting us over the line but seems a bit subdued to me

     

     

    The Huns asked the Spl for Aberdeen to wear their away strip today as their home top clashes with MacGregors goalie top … ffs they even want to pick the other teams strip for them as well

  40. Jobo Baldie on

    About to watch Sevco v Sherp. Wonder at what point Sky will show their as it stands league table. Because as soon as kick off takes place, then as it stands (and until Sevco take the lead) we ARE champions.

  41. voguepunter on

    JAMESGANG on 28TH APRIL 2019 2:55 PM

     

    Mick

     

     

     

     

     

     

    I usually always (sic) want the huns to lose. But on this occasion, I want us to win it. Not for them to lose it.

     

     

     

     

     

     

    HH jg

     

     

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    Get a grip you …..I ALWAYS want them to lose.hh

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