It’s been so long since we lost a goal it feels like there should be an inquest today. A couple of mistakes in a wide position, followed by two deflections, which confused Craig Gordon, and that’s all it took. I’m OK with this. We’ll make mistakes and lose goals, this is one of the better ways of doing so.
Of slightly more concern was how St Johnstone match us for possession and chances created or long period during the game, belying their bottom half of the table position, some 7 points shy of Hamilton. Ronny will be keen to turnaround this specific ill for next week’s game against Accies, but the plan for Thursday will be altogether different.
Had a great time on Friday at the Irvine CSC, a very impressive club in the Ayrshire town. Get along and support it if you are in the area, they are doing a lot of good work. There’s no better way to prepare for a game against Inter Milan than to listen to Stevie Chalmers and Bobby Lennox telling you how it’s done, as they did at Irvine.
Thanks in particular to the man who put a bunch of tenners in my hand for Mary’s Meals. What a club!
Big week ahead……
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TRANSLATION FROM SEVCONIAN TO ENGLISH:
Sevconian: “Sevco have handed Inter Milan the keys to Murray Park”
English: “Inter Milan have paid to use the training facilities at Championship playoff hopefuls, Sevco.”
Delaneys,
I might add I had a swally wae him a few years ago in the Radnor.
Boaby,
Hahahaha.
I had visions of Bhoylo being in in the forties fifties range.
TCR
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Monday clubber.. no bother to you.
traceys is it ?
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“Over the course of my career I have played in some very difficult places but the best fans are those at Celtic Park. We must be professional and block out their noise from our ears.
Vidic: Inter Milan..
Summa
TRICOLOURED RIBBON
Nope. Disnae even shave yet.
SOT
Thanks for sharing………………………………..
UTLCY……………………………..
South Of Tunis
10:25 on
16 February, 2015
When Celtic played Rube , the Daily Record ran ‘ exclusives ‘ featuring Rube players dissing Celtic.Made up guff.
When Celtic played AC Milan , The Daily Record ran ‘ exclusives ‘ featuring Balotelli and El Shaarawy dissing Celtic .Made up guff.
Wouldn’ t be surprised if they do the same with Inter .
Some quotes from this morning’s PressConference –
” It will be very difficult in Glasgow ” – Medel
” A hard game against a difficult team ” – Ranocchia.
” I am looking forward to it .A famous Club / a famous stadium..It’ s exciting “- Guarin
Proudbhoy,
Tracys,Peadar’s,Dungloe,Castle.Gweedore.
I’ll be in them all pal.
I’ve found a new toy a SONOS speaker and spotify app….
Hey ye can get any song ye want on it…
No need for that trip to the Barras any longer….!
Ayrshire is Green and White
Have to get this young Bhoylo chap doon to the City Centre.
GlassTwoThirdsFull …….
gttf takes over from AW NA
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As We read of Current Inter Milan and Ex Manchester United Players Warning of how hard a Tie it will be at Celtic Park and Endorsing the Celtic Supports Passion and Support in Big Euro Ties..
In a Paralleled Universe..Accross the City The Rangers Support are Terrified of The Might Raith and The Might have a Problem in Houston’s Falkirk..(Watch them)..
When will Rangers win again?
With recent Rangers results being frankly disastrous, it does not get any easier before next month’s EGM. While Raith Rovers and Falkirk appear ‘easy’ opponents on paper, the defeat by Stark Park’s finest in the Scottish Cup last week reveals they are anything but walkovers, and this time it is on their patch.
Meanwhile, with Falkirk awaiting after that, it only gets tougher. The Bairns might be midtable but they have not lost since December 27th. Indeed, since their 15th November loss to Hearts, their record reads, of 13 matches, 9 wins, three draws, one loss.
They have also beaten both Hearts and Hibs in that time, so, given Rangers’ painful current form, the Ibrox side could not be in a worse rut right now if it tried.
Falkirk’s Sibbald hitting the winner v Hearts
Indeed, with fans eagerly awaiting the EGM on the fourth, and praying for a new regime as a result of it, it is safe to say Rangers are stuck completely in a limbo for the time being.
The next two matches already look to be write-offs, with a team apparently disinterested (Hibs’ improvement notwithstanding) in affairs, management that does not want to be there, and a board loathed and despised for as much ineptitude as anything else. Everyone of an Ibrox persuasion is caught between a rock and a hard place.
A question I find myself being asked a lot is ‘where do we go from here?’
On the pitch the side bumbles from one bad result to another, with the last victory being over a month ago against bottom-feeders Alloa, but many fans cannot see an end to the hapless McDowall regime.
There is the hope among some that should King et al win the EGM, the first thing they will do is fire McDowall and give him his severance, to usher in a new era at the Club. My fear there is unless they are dipping into their own pockets to do that, to fund the payoff, I cannot see them firing him any more than the current board.
Admittedly, the Three Bears (well, the new Three Bears as opposed to the first Three Bears) is the most important victory in the eyes of many supporters, and if that does take place and the three of them do bring in a good new prosperous era for Rangers, then I stand happily corrected on my thorough dubiety regarding them.
But first and foremost right now, Rangers need to win on the pitch just as much.
And there is absolutely no sign of that happening.
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Hello again all you young rebels.
Meant to share this with the blog when i came back from
our club yesterday but got carried away with a rant about
something else and had to scroll back to see what i’d actually
posted, unfortunately i broke the golden rule.
Never post when pashed.
Some of you had asked how our very own Bobby Geddes
was, i suppose as well as can be expected with that kind
of illness, his father came to the club on Sunday and
presented us with a lovely inscribed plaque which they had
made specially as a thank you for our fundraising on his sons
behalf, that will take pride of place on our clubs memorial wall
between wee Jinky and some of the other Celtic greats.
We also gave him a surprise by handing him a cheque of
$ 1500 which was sent to us last week from the Perth CFC
magnificent gesture from these ghuys
and a further $ 500 from our members raised with raffles etc.
at Sundays bash, added to the amount already raised will help
ease the families financial worries at least.
Cue another YNWA and many tears.
Celtic supporters eh, who’s like us?
H.H Mick
Proudbhoy,
I see you are pining for a place back home.
Well dear oul Derry City awaits.
Pint on the bar for ye.
Celtic supporters eh, who’s like us?
H.H Mick
££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££
NOBODY……..!
HH
new article posted.
Couldn’t, be?
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