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  2. Gerryfaethebrig on

    Fred C

     

     

    I knew you meant the Gaelic stuff, too hardy for me…..

     

     

    They played there when it was just plain espiside as well

     

     

    32 LMS’s live to fall another day

  3. mike in toronto on

    I have to take my glasses off to read and post on here… But then can’t see the TV?.. Every time, I hear the crowd react, I have to put the glasses back on. Just poked myself in the eye! A sure sign that I’m getting old.

     

     

    Just tremembered that I Booked an appointment for this afternoon, so will likely miss the end of the golf!! What was I thinking?!

  4. BOBBY MURDOCH'S CURLED-UP WINKLEPICKERS on

    GERRYFAETHEBRIG

     

     

    It was a hoot,for sure!

     

     

    Grateful thanks to all who attended,and who also made sure we got home before the witching hour!

  5. Hamiltontim on

    BMCUW

     

     

    Glad to hear you all had a smashing time yesterday M. As if it was ever in doubt!

     

     

    Paul67/Bundoran

     

     

    Great effort today gents well done.

  11. mike in toronto on

    The Reed Rory match is just great. Really raising their games to match each other. Amd good to see the two players showing real appreciation for the others skill there.

     

     

    But still hope Rory wins!

  12. Philbhoy on

    BMCUWP

     

     

    O’s been asking me all day if you’d been posting!

     

     

    She want’s to go to Lisbon too!

  13. BOBBY MURDOCH'S CURLED-UP WINKLEPICKERS on

    HAMILTONTIM

     

     

    October hoots have to stop. November next year,I reckon. Dark=home!

     

     

    Hope you and Minx1888 had a great time too,mate. Glasses raised for your anniversary!!!

  14. BOBBY MURDOCH'S CURLED-UP WINKLEPICKERS on

    PHILBHOY

     

     

    Sweating out the booze in the garden,mate. O’s onto plums,exam time.

  16. Hamiltontim on

    BMCUW

     

     

    Thank you for that mate. Don’t fret, by this time next year another anniversary will be the priority so this weekend should be fine!

     

     

    The highlight was Celtic’s result at Dens. A huge, and highly credible, 3 points.

  18. mike in toronto on

    Given they lost the first 4 points, and then the last 3 last night, if euro comes back to win, would this be an even greater comeback than Medina?

  20. Hamiltontim on

    Scott Brown was a mixed bag yesterday. A great goal and some fantastic driving runs to penetrate between Dundee’s lines of defence. However, there were several mistakes which on another day could have been costly.

     

     

    A superb win though.

  22. Philbhoy on

    HT

     

     

    Was Broony the last man then, or are you guessing they might have got by our defensive 4?

     

     

    Just askin;?

  23. Hamiltontim on

    Philbhoy

     

     

    I’m not sure what you’re meaning mate. I’ve had a wee scroll back and saw some posts about Bronnie’s performance yesterday. Hence my post.

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    VFR, if only:_)

     

     

    The size 22 disnay allow that kind of thing:_((

  31. Hamiltontim on

    From the Celtic Trust

     

     

     

    Announcement re Living Wage resolution to the AGM

     

     

    Last year the PLC Board agreed to pay all permanent staff the then current Living Wage rate as a minimum. The Chairman also implied that this minimum rate would be reviewed at the time of the normal annual wage review at Celtic – 1st July. What he did not tell us, but which they actually did, was to remove the annual bonus from all staff who had their wages raised as a result of this development ie the lowest paid employees were removed from the bonus scheme. We recognise that a guaranteed higher wage is preferable to a discretionary bonus but we felt, and said publicly at the time, that it was a mean and petty move by Celtic and amounted to giving with one hand and taking away with the other.

     

     

    We are now advised by Celtic that the minimum hourly rate paid at Celtic Park is £8.25 – as of 1st July – which is the current Living Wage and will be until the new rate is announced in November.

     

     

    As it stands, the wage policy at Celtic falls short of the conditions that would allow the Club to be an accredited Living Wage employer in that it does not commit to the uprate; does not guarantee that sub-contracted workers on Celtic’s premises are also paid the Living Wage and does not pay the rate to its non-permanent employees ie about 400 workers mainly employed as match day staff and in retail. In addition, if uprates continue to be paid on 1st July then it will be paying less than the Living Wage for around 8 months of every year. Having said that, accredited LW employers are allowed a period of six months to apply the new rate so they are not too far behind those accredited employers who take the full six months.

     

     

    Mindful of the progress that has been made – small though it is – the Celtic Trust have decided not to bring a Living Wage resolution to the PLC AGM this year. We have not abandoned the campaign and will continue to bring pressure to bear on Celtic via our normal meetings and through, we hope, the new forum when it is implemented, to become fully accredited Living Wage employers.

     

     

    We thank everyone for all of the support we had for this campaign, those who signed the petition and supported the resolutions at the previous two AGMs. The lowest paid workers have now been paid more than they would have been without this campaign and we are delighted about that. We hope you will continue to support us, and that, unless national political developments overtake it, we will soon be able to say that our Club is an Accredited Living Wage employer. We think Brother Walfrid would have wanted that, don’t you?

  33. mike in toronto on

    Europe’s putters are heating up, but Ithink there will be a few twists still to come. But However this turns out, big credit to all the players on both teams. Under crazy conditions, they are putting on some display of skill and character

  36. BOBBY MURDOCH'S CURLED-UP WINKLEPICKERS on

    About half of the LMS brigade-inc myself!-can count themselves bliddy lucky after that Arsenal goal.

     

     

    But-if a similar handball had been committed by a defender somewhere else in the box,would a penalty have been given?

     

     

    It clearly wasn’t deliberate,after all.

  37. foghorn leghorn on

    Scott Brown was a mixed bag yesterday. A great goal and some fantastic driving runs to penetrate between Dundee’s lines of defence. However, there were several mistakes which on another day could have been costly.

     

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    sorry for butting in HT, but we have just had that very talk in the pub

     

     

    my point is that if scott brown or any other player had everything in his game then he wouldnt be playing up here.

     

     

    they would be in engurland

     

     

    i will butt out now

     

     

    apart from saying broonie was excellent yesterday

     

     

    hoops…

  41. Hot Smoked on

    MiT

     

    Thanks for your earlier and detailed response. Not waffle at all.

     

    I know what you mean about those who like the blood and guts style of football (er) but I am not one of those. I like controlled footballers who try to play the game in a silky fashion. Nir Biton is not on top form at the moment but, when he is, I like the kind of footballer that he can be. Scott Brown is not like that but I think he is much more classy than some think. He certainly gets stuck in and fights for every ball but there is an incisive, game-reading talent there as well. At Celtic Park anyway, EVERYTHING goes through Broonie. I remember you and I having a similar conversation last year and I believe it remains true that one has to actually be at the game to truly assess our Captain`s input and influence.

     

    All the best,

     

    JJ

  42. Gerryfaethebrig on

    Red Imps (away) apart our captain has been immense all season (even though we are just in October) people won’t realise what we have until we don’t have it

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