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Count me in to get Awe Naw’s questions front and centre in some public forum……apart from the mighty internet continent of bampottery……..
…..without the internet I imagine the huns would still be in the spl and the e.b.t. , tax, and assorted myriad crimes would have been huffed and puffed away by now…..and some ranking panjandrum in h.m.r.c. would be looking to retirement on the board of Minty’s bank; well….it worked for Vodaphone et al.
InternetBampotsGetItDone CSC
Good evening all, (Jeez, don’t I feel nervous drafting this first post, or not, (don’t know why,but I have got to the point where I feel that I must join this brethren. Since I first discovered this blog, prior to my hunt for Seville tickets during the Martin years!
As is the the normal accusations, for the established CQN hardcore contributors though, as an introduction, I am the proverbial (non hun) lurker.
However, may I, to emphasise my non hun persona, inform you all that I was taken to my first Bhoys v Huns match, and first Celtic match (what a babtism)! by my Big Brother in 1971, (I remember being lifted onto the barrier in the Celtic end ) and being asked by nearby fans “is the wee girl, awright there (1970’s haircuts eh!!)
Anyway,as a kind request to you all, can anyone within the CQN gathering, please inform me of any financial brokers, preferably in the Northampton / Milton Keynes area where I can acquire some information on the ins and outs of selling 2 x Endowment Policies which are due to expire in 2015.
Answers would be apreciated asap as I
ggh
The media keep going on about their great history.
It’s a complete myth.
What are the most remembered for ?
Bigotry, rioting and not paying their taxes.
Certainly not their football.
The_huddle
The question about joint sponsorship is in the supplement.
The way the proposal is worded left me confused, as it initially talks about Rangers FC ( who ??) and the talks about not getting into sponsorship deals with organisations who sponsors other clubs
From the way I read it , and it could be me mis-reading , it implies that we wouldn’t sponsorship from any organisation which sponsored any club , and not just Rankers.
Rightly or wrongly, it won’t get past the starting post.
leftclicktic
19:22 on 14 October, 2012
Go Up 24 mile in a ballooon and free fall back to earth.
At which point did it seem like a GOOD IDEA?
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That is the funniest comment I have heard in a long time………I had dry the tears of laughter before responding, and I am still laughing …………some man ….!!!!!!
Clashcitybhoy
22:16 on 14 October,
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Cheers, I’ll be round my Mum’s next week so i’ll actaully read it this time (assuming she’s not binned it).
It’s hard to avoid bias towards players you saw with your own eyes but the Supporter’s Association seemed to want the top 20 Celts of all time and they should, therefore, include a spread across the eras. I go with :-
Jimmy Johnstone
Kenny Dalglish
Bobby Murdoch
Henrik Larsson
Paul McStay
Tommy Gemmell
Bobby Lennox
Jimmy McGrory
Danny McGrain
Patsy Gallagher
Jimmy Quinn
Sandy McMahon
Joe McBride
Jimmy Delaney
Artur Boruc
Charlie Shaw
Willie Fernie
Jimmy McMenemy
James Kelly
Billy McNeill
The view while the guy was sitting waiting to jump from the capsule was amazing, even I’d consider jumping from there just to witness that view first hand
The first thing to do is organise a ‘caller’ to the phone-ins every night to ask 2 of the questions…….. That would shake them up …….
67 H
CG not to be outdone has just announced
he will jump out of a balloon from the moon.
1.Jinky
2.Henrik
3.Paul McStay
4.McGrain
5.Dalglish
6.Tommy Burns
7.Roy Aitken
8.Charlie Nicholas
9.Lubo
10.Bobby Lennox
11.Bobo Balde
12.Sutton
14.Hartson
15.Lennon
16.Lambert
17.Mjallby
18.Provan
19.George McCluskey
20.McAvennie
A67
Threats…
Nobody has mentioned the players of other clubs who were threatened and intimidated in the run up to Cardigan´s last league win…
After Neil´s Death threats, etc, there was something wierd going on in the SPL.
I think Dundee United players amongst others were got at.
You could see it in the body language and the way they played their last game against The Pre-Zombies.
My players are only ones that I have seen.
A68
Gordon 64
Presumably it will be watched by an audience of 500 million, with access restricted to pay per view :-)
A67
Whit no Dom Sullivan ?
I wonder if many Sevco fans have gone on holiday to Senegal recently?
Did the TV break down?
1.Paul McStay
2.Henrik
3.Roy Aitken
4.Charlie Nicholas
5.Evil Genius
6.Lubo
7.Beram Kayal
8.McAvennie
9.Didier Agathe
10.Paul Lambert
The next 10 are in the current squad and moving on up.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oqwborlxOwo
CCB
He won’t need the money if according to CG
they will get £100 million a year in media rights.
It’s the way i tell em.
gordon64
22:26 on
14 October, 2012
67 H
CG not to be outdone has just announced
he will jump out of a balloon from the moon.
He’ll be all right, he’ll land on sally’s belly…….or is he jumping out of him ..?
jc2 the mask of respectability slipped a little. at least i didn’t do a cartoon of a guy with a gun! no harm in a wee fly kick at zombie.
Gordon 64 : too right.
setting free the bears
i think any list should include your da or granda s top players. that way the mcmenemys and mMalcolm mcdonslds get a mention.
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Obviously I can only include guys I actually saw.
Artur Boruc, Willie Miller.
Danny, Dunky MacKay, Tommy Gemmell
Bobby Murdoch, Bobby Evans, Willie Fernie, Paul McStay, Bertie Peacock
Billy McNeill, George Connelly,
Jinky, Bobby Collins, Henrik, Joe McBride, Charles Patrick Tully, Lubo, Neilly Mochan, Big Yogi,
Ask me tomorrow ( when I am sober) & I would have Alec Byrne, John Higgins, Jimmy Walsh, John Divers, John & Billy McPhail, Pat Crerand, Charlie Gallacher, Jim Kennedy,
Bertie, Bobby Lennox, Stevie Chalmers etc, etc, etc & a host of great Celts that I will be ashamed to have missed out.
This is a disrespectful game.
:¬(((
Thankfully the list of great Celtic players that we
have seen is endless.
And then again there was Wayne Biggins.
Disinformation.
Prob not my place I lurked for a long time.
Welcome my man.
Picking the top 20 Celtic players is always going to be difficult. There are some dead certs like Jinky, Henrik, etc but from most of the lists I have seen this man appears to be missing. Will he never be forgiven for missing that penalty v Inter Milan:
Dixie Deans joined Motherwell from Neilston Juniors in 1965 and spent six seasons with the Fir Park side.[2] He signed for Celtic in a £17,500 deal in 1971 and played for the Hoops until 1976. During this time he scored 132 goals in just 184 games for the club and set several scoring records. The six goals he struck in a defeat of Partick Thistle is a post-war record for goals scored in a single game, especially notable as Partick’s goalkeeper on the occasion was the Scotland custodian Alan Rough. He is also the only player in Scottish football history to twice score a hat trick in a major cup final, achieving the feat in the 1971-72 Scottish Cup final and the 1974-75 League Cup final, both against Hibernian.
Philadelphia’s Irish community circle the wagons.
@Wee_Oscar: HUGE thanks to the wonderfully nice Fidelma & Aisling who just delivered balloons, a big Irish hamper & lovely cards.. http://t.co/aBhuRPjo
@Wee_Oscar: ..& messages of support from the Irish community in Philadelphia who are right here if we need anything! Oscar loves the balloons too! :-)
@atravers19: Meet my new friend Oscar, the most courageous 4 yr. old who came all the way from Ireland for a cure
KK
I did not even include my favourite Celt in my top 20 but no disrespect is meant.
Now a list of those who “disgraced” the hoops- That’s disrespect
£140 million in unpaid debts.
They claim to be the same club.
They claim to be debt free.
Moral bankruptcy as well as financial.
It is still a scandal. Goodnight
Kilbowie Kelt
23:03 on 14 October, 2012
I also made my list in haste but hey it is still an excellent selection of players.
Mr Divers was a teacher at St Pat’s (he was teaching from the new building up at the top – Modern Studies or one of those new subjects probably) when I was there but I don’t recall being in one of his classes. At times like these I really am ashamed of my bad memory but that is all my own fault for partying so hard and enjoying this World so much.
HH
setting free the bears
23:16 on 14 October, 2012……………………..
I found myself going from the ‘greatest’ Celts to my favourite ones…
And I was churlish enough to leave out the great talent who was King Kenny.
I was judging the man rather than the player.
Mea Culpa.
Night all ……. away to ‘dive’ into bed ….!!!!!!
Petec,
I was at St.Pat’s at the same time as John Divers in the early 1950s.
I loved him as a player.
Best ball winner from a ruck of players I have ever seen.
God loves a trier, in that case he will be ecstatic about young Oscar.
This is appropriate regarding young Oscar and I think most are thinking about the wee man.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nf0vJiyeLIo&feature=related
Been traveling down to my mum’s in Worcester so just catching up and saw Bundoran Bhoy’s earlier update on Oscar’s condition.
This wee guy needs all our prayers, our thoughts and best wishes.
How he and his family can display such incredible courage is beyond my comprehension.
Please God help them out.
Kilbowie Kelt
23:31 on 14 October, 2012
Petec,
I was at St.Pat’s at the same time as John Divers in the early 1950s.
I loved him as a player.
Best ball winner from a ruck of players I have ever seen.
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That sounds like a St Pats player. ;)
Tackle very hard and fair.
Thanks for the info KK, I was always shy in school but the more gallus ones were conversing with JD like he was just a schoolfriend and not a teacher. A Legend as you quite rightly indicate.
HH m8
Apologies if mistaken, but I’m surprised that Neil Francis Lennon’s name hasn’t appeared on a any of the top 20 Celts.
Mine would be
Henke
Jinky
Lubo
Bobby Murdoch
Davie Hay
King Kenny
Sutton
Pierre
Mahe
McStay
Lenny
Ceasar
Aitken
McClair
McGrain
Commons
Mulgrew
Sammi
Jackie Mac
Lambert
No particular order
HH
For what it’s worth, here are my 20 favourites
Jinky
Henrik
Dalglish
McGrain
Ceasar
Lennox
Lubo
Artur
Tommy
Maestro
Connelly
Hay
Tommo (hunskelper supreme)
Sutton
Big Bad John
Nicholas
Aitken
Murdo
Shuggie Edvaldsson
Latchford.
Just guys I saw in the flesh.
HH
God Bless the Knox family at this time.
A track that might be worth listening to in a years time when, hopefully, wee Oscar is running around kicking a ball.
Please God the Almighty, help this wee laddie to get better.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xBIYX7xRsxY
nn & hh