The events of this week will be scant consolation to the bereaved of Hillsborough, but it is nonetheless important that football paid appropriate respects, as fans and clubs across England did this weekend.
When Celtic offered to host Liverpool for their first game after the tragedy they took a step to demonstrate solidarity with the people of that city. In presenting a wreath on behalf of the Celtic Movement at Anfield today, Peter Lawwell carried on the spirit of that week.
It’s often the easy acts which are the most important.
Loved the Scottish Cup semi-finals. perfect result-performance combination which allowed Super Salary, Glib and Shameless, Newco and fans of every other club in Scottish football to take something from the first game.
Seville – The Celtic Movement
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In my opinion McGrain is the only Celtic player, at their peak, who’d get into a world XI.
Lefty
Whits he saying ?
HH
Evening Ernie Lynch,
Good to know that about Joe McBride. Nice to see you here this weekend as I thought that you would be too busy enjoying the Nats conference.
Bubba goes 3 in front.
Did Dalglish have a more successful career in England than Brian MaClair ? He won a lot with Man U
And I have looked this up
Yet :-)
Hail Hail
Ipaddy
I agree, the only golf i like is my black gti…
Yeeeoo
B-)
cowiebhoy
Yes. And he also had more European success
Gordon64
Here you go — Miracle Golf from the wee man
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=urdUwammrEM
THE EXILED TIM
STV Sport@STVSport·30 mins
Dave King: Four key questions for Rangers board before fans invest http://bit.ly/Q4AMjt
I think Stevie Chalmers was club champion at Cawder. Must be nice for Dingwall and his cronies to see his name on the wall when the Folly Folly open is played there.
I listened to this tonight. The Blood Moons and the Signs in the Heavens. Fascinating.
K33
Canny see Spence on twitter
Lefty
Found it, thanks.
He sure does like the integrity word >}
s board’s criticism of my appeal to withhold season ticket advances. This board continues its habit of evading issues by attacking the integrity of any individual or group that speaks out against them. I am happy to engage the board on our comparative integrity. Unlike this board, I do not regard integrity as a character attribute that comes with an ON/OFF switch.
When I met with the board the Chairman requested that, other than the two public statements that we made, the balance of our discussions would remain private. I agreed to that and, despite requests from fan groups to disclose the full details of my discussions, I steadfastly honoured my undertaking. This board did not do likewise. In an ill-judged attempt to discredit me, they have now disclosed my comment to them that I preferred not to put money into Rangers if it could be found from other sources. In this instance they demonstrated their lack of integrity for no advantage as I had already, as part of my frank discussions with the fan groups, advised them that I had no prime ambition to invest further in the club but will do so if no other investors come forward. I would be delighted if the club could thrive without any investment from me. This attempt at a “juicy” leak by the board merely proves that it is impossible to engage this board on a basis of confidentiality and integrity.
The board has now stated that it was always its intention to only provide the business review after season ticket advances had largely been paid. It has denied that it agreed that the business review would be made available prior to fans committing to season ticket advances even though I referred to this agreement in my public statement immediately after our meeting. At the time the board allowed my public statement, in toto, to go unchallenged. Presumably it had no concern with what I stated. Again, we have an integrity issue but fortunately have common sense as a referee. We know that the board did not challenge my public statement of last month. It is also common cause that the vital issue for the fans is to be told what ambition the owners have for the club and how this is going to be funded. It must be obvious that the fans need this information prior to investing – not after. The board’s new version lacks integrity even if it was believable.
Given that the board is quick to raise integrity and trust as key issues I would like to pose simple questions that are easy to reply to with a simple yes or no.
a) Does the board agree it is unfair to ask fans to buy season tickets before they consider the business review?
b) Does the board agree that, given the present financial position of the club, it is appropriate to provide Ibrox Park and Murray Park as security against season ticket advances?
c) Does the board agree that in the latter half of December 2013 it was in discussions to obtain finance that would be needed prior to the end of the current season?
d) Does the board agree that in the latter half of December 2013 it provided public assurances to the fans that the club had sufficient cash to last until the end of the current season?
Without satisfactory answers to these questions fans should not be expected to invest in season tickets.
Or if you want to take 40 minutes then just watch this — tell you all about Trevino.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h-FsBqSOX60
A shorter and mair punchy link is actually this.
doc
22:23 on 13 April, 2014
Do you think there might be a future with golf on ice? Something that brings the whimmin and mhen together?
THE EXILED TIM
“I went to the chip shop tonight and said to the owner
I’m not buying any more suppers off you till you give me the log book of your car or the keys to your house”
“Glib&shamelessliar”LALALAND :)))
Good night all
Dave King had the same lawyer presently defending Oscar Pistorius.
Random CSC
Kayal33
Just checked on wiki, both have good records, but as you say KD much better European Record.
Hail Hail
Some nice green shirts at the goof!!!
The best player I have seen in a Celtic shirt.Willie Fernie,the magician .
Lefty
It’s a recipe for more hilarity, magic >}
HH
leftclicktic we are all neil lennon
22:49 on 13 April, 2014
It is terrible but whenever I read about deidco, no matter the website, I think it has been “awe nawed”.
You can’t take it seriously.
No wonder their fans wake at 4am in a cold sweat.
Tom, it would make good entertainment if were to happen.
Everyone is Fascinating, if you think you are better than another, plainly, you are Wrong.
Group thinking makes people behave in strange ways.
St Rangers?
Trevino for all his greatness never won the Masters, a great pity, he was a magician
petec
“Group thinking makes people behave in strange ways”.
What happens in the Hootenanny stays in the Hootenanny :)))
Good night my friend
Hope to catch up with you in May.
Didn’t manage to catch the game on the telly today……………….betcha that stadium sounded strange with none of them vile and bigoted songs…….no doubt the commentary team will have mentioned this…..
Danny McGrain, Paul McStay and Henrik Larsson,
In no particular order, Bobby Lennox only misses out because I cant leave any of those three out.
Bobby Lennox, Jimmy Johnstone and Kenny Dalglish as an alternative.
Henrik Larsson only misses out because I’m a fool.
I could go on, we are fortunate to have had such hero’s.
Sorry if I missed it..
Was the pitch size reduced & who requested it ?
P
Happy Gilmore was good at yon game wae the stick and wee baw.
BRTH
Superp stuff.
I’m i right in saying his caddie was Willie Aitchison.
One grumpy git if i recall.
Doc
23:09 on
13 April, 2014
Danny McGrain, Paul McStay and Henrik Larsson
All three are Celtic greats, but none are as great as Lennox
My daughter was telling me Charlie and the bhoys have released a statement prior to their concert next week….no sectarian singing or they will be barred from performing at the barrowlands again….fine a dandy…take it NO MORE ORANGE WALKS?
MagnificentSeven, can’t make a decent argument with that.
It’s a bit like asking with of your children if the favourite?
Sipsini, they only sing hymns at Orange Walks, surely?!?!???!?
The maestro pass for frankie bhoys goal against the handsomes was on jan 2 1988 in the rangers end and the second one was a header and I think graham the conductor Roberts was in goal .will never forget the place singing happy birthday to Celtic great season
Have you seen a happy hun no no !!!!!!!!