Celtic v St Mirren, Live updates

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1. monteblanco on 26th November 2011 7:46 pm

   Is there a point to that? strawclutcher is that it?
2. gerald766 on 26th November 2011 7:48 pm

   up_over_goal says:

    

   26 November, 2011 at 14:29mncelt standing up for Neil Lennon says:

    

   26 November, 2011 at 14:45

    

   jude2005 is Neil Lennon \o/ says:

    

   26 November, 2011 at 14:56

    

   Kojo says:

    

   26 November, 2011 at 15:59

    

   obonfanti1888 says:

    

   26 November, 2011 at 16:15

    

   James Forrest is Lennon says:

    

   26 November, 2011 at 16:30

    

    

   Think you owe us an explanation of just what exactly motivates you!

    

    

   Anthony Stokes today was absolutely amazing!!! Well done you delicious group of PLAYERS!!!!!!

    

    

   Neil!, Tommo, Jules, take a bow! in fact, we bow to you!!!!
3. TheOriginalSadiesBhoy on 26th November 2011 10:39 pm

   Just needed to say that I was at the game today (Wednesday night as well) and I thought we played scintillating, exilarating football in both games. Today, however, we got our just reward. Congratulations to all the players. I didn’t detect a single weakness. Everyone played well. Congratulations to Georgios Samaras – who frustrates me at times – but when someone deserves credit it has to be given. You were immense today Sammi – keep it up. We all want you to do well. You have the equipment and the skill. We love it when you put your talent to good use.

    

    

   Great to see Gary Hooper back to his best. He means so much to this Celtic team when he is his usual deadly self. Victor Wanyama is a star in the making – a truly great talent. What can be said about Dylan McGeough’s goal – superb. To think he came on for the great James Forrest and scored a goal like that! The goal of the last 5 seasons.

    

    

   I am very hopeful that we are hiting form slowly, but surely at exactly the right time. We now need to keep the momentum going and make sure that we don’t slip up before the 28th December.

    

    

   I am really pleased for Neil Lennon and his backroom team. They have had to endure a lot of criticism during the period when they have had to cope with a horrendous injury list but they are now starting to make ground and inroads into Rangers lead. Let’s all get behind Neil until the end of the season and see where we end up. A lot of people have doubted him, some calling for a change in manager. Neil is beginning to show us (again) what he is made of. I think he deserves our support. We can recover the deficit. It was similar last year and we didn’t start to play until 2nd January at Ibrox. We have started to play and it’s not yet December.

    

    

   About 6 or 7 weeks ago someone on here told a lovely story about his mother saying (roughly) that Celtic need people to manage them who are ‘Officer Material’ and that Neil Lennon was ‘a foot soldier’. I totally agree with the mother’s sentiment that Celtic need officer material but I have a growing feeling that we have our little ginger, Irish Napoleon already in command.
4. TheOriginalSadiesBhoy on 26th November 2011 10:50 pm

   truth 666

    

    

   Neil has now got Celtic playing again and like most Celtic supporters want the team to play. We basically don’t care how he achieved it. You seem to be very concerned about “Neil Lennon” – like a lot of Rangers supporters and most of the Scottish media. I have a great pal who is a Rangers supporter who told me recently that Neil Lennon ‘hasn’t got it and Celtic should get rid of him”. Why are you all so concerned about Neil Lennon being Celtic’s manager?

    

    

   I don’t give a monkey’s chunkie who manages Rangers. I have no thoughts on whether or not Rangers should keep or sack any particular manager they have had at the moment or in the past. Why are you all so anxious to see the demise of Neil Lennon? Is it because since he has been Celtic manager some of you supporters have disgraced themselves in such an appalling way in their behaviour towards him? Is it because his treatment and the treatment of Celtic FC has been so bad and so many of your fellow travellers have been caught out (after being given enough rope to hang themselves with) that rules and procedures have had to be introduced to ensure fairness for all which immeditely disadvantages Rangers FC and as a consequence outrages their triumphalist support?

    

    

   I have only one thing to say to you – Long Live Lenny!
5. Paddy Gallagher on 27th November 2011 2:25 pm

   Rangers deny pool is getting smaller- in fact the 2 indian trialists struggle to get seat on bus.