Close to 100 people agreed to participate in the Scottish FA’s disciplinary panel, as Neil Lennon put it yesterday, “for the love of the game”. Processes were established and although panel members would meet and be introduced to club officials who were subject to their decisions, they were granted freedom from publicity in order for them to hand out punishments free of intimidation.
This freedom has now gone.
Such was the reaction to Ally McCoist’s public demand to know the names of the panel members who judged the actions of his club the SFA felt it prudent to select panellists who were happy to expose themselves and their places of employment to the outcry the original panellists endured. IF they uphold of increase the penalties.
On Wednesday evening we should find out whether intimidation of the SFA works.
The biggest scandal of all is that despite the consequences of McCoist’s actions, the SFA have taken no disciplinary action against him. Rangers officials are free to react to the appeal judgement in the same manner as the original without fear of consequence.
Other managers who are pursued for more prosaic matters might consider the SFA panel have something personal against them.
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Moonbeams WD. Kano 1000 \o/ Supporting Neil Lennon 100%. Champions. on 12 May, 2012 at 20:32:
You are correct mate, shouldn’t doubt my original source. It was another third party that has led me to believe it will not happen Monday. Time will tell…
Moonbeams WD. Kano 1000 \o/ Supporting Neil Lennon 100%. Champions. on 12 May, 2012 at 20:37:
…Lets forget about the Huneraty tonight…
A bit late to echo your sentiment but can I end this post by saying:
Lets forget about huneraty today.
Today is all about celebrating another great day in the illustrious history of CFC.
Another league title earned hard work and honesty endeavours and of course with our integrity in tact.
I wish everybody in Tim Land a fantastic day, whether you will be at CP, listening on a radio, watching on Sky or a dodgy stream.
And a word of caution to those attending First Communions, I know your minds will be elsewhere. However, please remember it is the weans day, there will be many many days like today to celebrate in the next 125 years and beyond. Hang on to that thought and think of dead football cubs that will not have any more such days to celebrate.
Keep the Faith!
Hail Hail!
Hat off to all my fellow Tims who will represent all of us who are unable to attend today`s celebration of who we are and what we have achieved.
It`s been a long road.
There may be some way to go.
We must travel it together.
Our predecessors deserve that.
Thanks to all of you.
M.W.D. Your Tim friends are with you and beside you.
Kevjungle…
When yer right, yer right….
Fergus facilitated the transformation of CP partly with his own capital, that much is true. But the story of Brian Dempsey wanting to sell back the shares to the fans who had paid more for the stadium was also true. I personally cannot understand the sudden, and it is sudden outpouring of adoration for Fergus for many reasons. A few of which you have already touched on. He was far from flawless and this was evident on the day when thousands of fans booed him the day we unfurled the flag. Lets not get caught up in the fevered re-writing of history here, there were boos all round the ground. I was there. Now, ask yourself, why did this happen?
I do wish people would ditch the campaign to get ‘the wee man to unfurl the flag..’ It is no more than a crass knee jerk reaction to whats going on at Der Hun, its tacky, its classless and quite frankly not the Celtic way… Just my 2 bobs worth you understand…
And no. I’m not a hun.
archdeaconsbench on 13 May, 2012 at 07:03 said:
Brian Dempsey was no saint either
Fergus waded through an intray of unimaginable shit to put Celtic back on the road to were we are today
I hope the Bunnet does come for the flag unfurling, it is correct in order to undo the wrong of the tabloid led moronic boos that day
Beautiful morning here in Jersey.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vRiAQNz1E4g
Have a great day from all at the Tommy Burns CSC Jersey.
Paddy G
Pouring down in G72..
not wanting to rain on jobo’s parade but true… o))
Good morning my Celtic friends especially my aussietim children who would normally be with me today, other great Celts like mr Z and of course our friends who can’t be with us but will in our heart and soul.
Most Celtic folk will dedicate this day to Neil Francis Lennon, laudable I’d say and at the final whistle Neil will go straight over to the Green Brigade where I stand and he’ll applaud those bhoys in Green.
I was an original punk rocker so my Alt plaudits today is for a man who’s stayed strong, true and proud of his team, one man who’s kept us focussed on the Celts winninng and the Huns receiving their just desserts, he’s my kinda Celtic Mhan, his name….. I give you my friends in Celtic…. Paul 67 Brennan, he is IMO the Celtic Bhoy who deserves all the plaudits.
Song for today- one love CSC
Vinny
Vinny
oldtim going to match,I will meet him in one of the lounges today. will get a hold of you at half time to arrange rooms etc..
Morning,
What a day!
Neil Lennon lifts his first League trophy and rangers play their last ever game.
HH
Bhodran Man on 13 May, 2012 at 07:23:
Enjoy your day amigo…
blantyretim on 13 May, 2012 at 07:29:
Just read back on last night’s posts and saw MWD’s at 00:16. I will as I know we all will remember him in our Prayers that he will make a speedy recovery and back to his old self.
Can you do me a big favour and give him one those big hugs to him from me?
Keep the Faith!
Hail Hail!
Celtic have pulled the plug on
the deal to sign Polish centre-
half Jaroslaw Fojut on a Bosman
deal.
Fojut suffered a knee injury playing
for Slask Wroclaw a fortnight ago
and met up with Celtic’s medical
team in London last week.
A pre-contract deal had been
agreed but with fears that the
defender may have suffered
cruciate ligament damage the deal
is now off.
Neil Lennon admitted: “It looks
like Jaroslaw has done his cruciate
and that deal will be off now. He
was in London on Tuesday with
our doctor Roddy Macdonald to
see a specialist.
“Of course when you sign a player
on a pre-contract there is always
that clause in it, so we have the
option to break it.
“And going on the medical advice
we’re getting we won’t be taking
him. I think he’s had a cruciate
injury before and it looks like he’s
suffered the same thing again.”
With Glenn Loovens and Daniel
Majstorovic out of contract during
the summer bringing in two centre-
halfs as well as securing the future
of Fraser Forster or otherwise will
be Lennon’s transfer priorities.
I see their is some disagreement on who should unfurl the flag……a late contender must be Craigy Whyte. As recent as the LAST old firm game his name reverberated around Celtic Park.
I cannot think of one man who at times has generated such admiration from both sets of supporters.
I am at a wee bit of a loss, if Brian Dempsey wanted to sell his shares to ‘the fans’ at a loss, who the hell stopped him?
I smell myth.
Can those stating that Brian D
More dirty washing in public
http://m.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fm.guardian.co.uk%2Ffootball%2F2012%2Fmay%2F12%2Frangers-bidder-administrator%3Fcat%3Dfootball%26type%3Darticle&h=zAQFo9sVM
http://m.guardian.co.uk/football/2012/may/12/rangers-bidder-administrator?cat=football&type=article
Can those stating that Brian Dempsey wanted to sell his shares at a loss point me to proof of this claim. Really sounds like a right good dyed in the wool hun myth to me.
The old “It wisnae me. It wis him.” defence. Works everytime that one.
I suppose now that SDM has been exposed for what he really is, that same defence “It wis aw his fault” will be tried again.
Quite clearly you were all only too glad to enjoy all the good times with them. Now that you know they are hollow, ‘tainted’ victories are you going to burn your NIAR dvds?
What Celtic fans have been tellling you all along is the simple truth. The only reason ‘the mighty ragers’ have won so many trophies throughout their history is because they have buckled and bent every rule in the book and used every cheating trick they can think of.
Now that all the horrendous truth is leaching out, who are you going to believe, all the people who have been lying to you (& everyone else) for years or the one group of people who have been telling you the truth all along?
The latest consortium trying to buy crisis-
club Rangers is headed by former Sheffield
United chief executive Charles Green.
Until now, the little-known group had been
rumoured to have links to financiers from
the Far East.
Graeme Souness has also been sounded out
about getting involved, but the former
Rangers boss is unlikely to do so.
A source close to the consortium confirmed:
“We are in talks with Rangers
administrators.”
Controversial former Toon chairman,
Shepherd had a chequered history on
Tyneside.
A year after taking over from Sir John Hall,
in 1997, he was caught laughing about how
much Newcastle supporters were prepared
to pay for merchandise.
In 2006 Geordie fans were calling for the
head of the multi-millionaire with the club
fourth bottom of the Premier League.
The haulage tycoon resigned as chairman in
2007 after Mike Ashley’s takeover. Paul Stretford – the agent of Manchester
United and England star Wayne Rooney – is
also involved.
Stretford and Shepherd are now the powers
behind the Triple S Sports and Entertainment
Group, alongside Shepherd’s son Kenneth.
Former Blades chief Green was also part of
Stretford’s Proactive Sports Management –
but he resigned as chairman of the big-
name football agency in 2003.
Sale Sharks owner Brian Kennedy and The
Blue Knights withdrew from the process on
Friday, claiming it is now too late to push
through their favoured method of exiting
administration via a Company Voluntary
Arrangement.
American trucking tycoon Bill Miller
withdrew his offer on Tuesday just days
after being named preferred bidder.
It was revealed by administrators on Friday
that talks with two bidding parties were at
“a very advanced stage”.
Good morning from a windy Fife
Big party to-day at CP have a great day
God bless you all
Hail Hail
Good mornin’ Troops, from a golden Rebel County……..
My heart is in Glasgow, with the Bhoys in spirit.
This is the Day –
Jackie Morrison, you’ve got the best view of us all!
HH.
FPLG at it again. Can you imagine the uproar if Neil had come out with all this…
The club’s appeal will be heard on
Wednesday, however, and McCoist feels the
timing of the publication was far from ideal.
“The timing of it is very strange,” he said.
“Whether it [prejudices the appeal] or not
there’s probably only the three men can tell
you. You would hope it wouldn’t, but you
would have to say the timing of it, at best,
would be questionable.”
Got to go Ghuys…
Got to get ready for Mass and then off to our party.
To all in Tim Land have a fantastic day…
Until we meet again…
Keep the Faith!
Hail Hail!
Scottishleaf juniors 6th birthday today and we are all heading to Paradise to see the trophy being lifted, my wife will be attending her first game at Celtic Park, her only other Celtic game was a 5-0 thrashing of Kille when Chris Sutton got a trick; hopefully a good omen.
Lenny: “My best decision of the season was possibly sticking with Georgios.”
It woz Sammi wot won it.
*Breakfast of Champions*
blantyretim.
Your up early,The excitement of the flag getting hoisted up the flagpole keep you awake,it must be catching I’ve been up since 5ish myself.catching the 10.29 train,should be okay to catch my lift into the park.Hope I can stay awake.
British Telecom, just seen you’re message, I’m extra very happy that a good auld Celtic Mhan is going to make it, tell him I’m bringing some old Celtic stuff from way back for us to talk over,
One Love CSC
I’m away to pick up ton Che dan now and will be on the road again for 3 hrs see ye all soon
One love CSC
ASonOfDan on 13 May, 2012 at 07:49 said:
FPLG at it again. Can you imagine the uproar if Neil had come out with all this
FPLG has a neck you couldn’t mark with a blowtorch
It seems its alright for him to comment and make ill judged comments before an appeal, but its questionable for the SFA, FPLG called for clarity and transparency, well the SFA have duly obliged, now clarity and transparency is questionable someone needs to explain the meaning of irony to FPLG
All these guys with millions behind the Green bid and yet they can only come up with 8 Million!
Funny how a CVA has mot been mentioned this time. FPLG has not let on he has met Green, but has been telling everyone it will always be rangers no matter what happens.
LIQUIDATION!
lionroars67
Makes my day he is the guy in charge when this has all happened.
He is a rat.
HH
Oldtim67
No flag today, “just” the trophy
Spiers starts off well today before, wavering in the middle on the Mint and then rallies to conclude sensibly:
Devil in the detail of the SFA’s report
Graham Spiers
It is rare these days for the Scottish FA to strike a PR victory.
After all, what are “the blazers” there for but to be kicked and lampooned? Well, no more. Friday’s extraordinary skewering of Rangers by Scottish football’s ruling body set a new benchmark for governing mandarins fighting back.
The SFA’s 100 pages of judicial notes on the recent Rangers tribunal set out in excoriating detail just why they doled out the punishments they did to the Ibrox club. Against a backdrop of wailing and bleating from Ally McCoist and Rangers about the injustice the judicial panel allegedly heaped on them, here in searing detail was the evidence piled high to rebuff such a claim.
You might say the SFA have been scheming in choosing to publish such a report. You might even accuse the governing body of faint traces of a dirty war in electing to make public their “notes” on their panel’s proceedings. But, by heavens, in revealing the exhaustive methods by which they examined the Rangers case, the SFA have left the Ibrox club fairly filleted.
The report is a veritable compost-heap of evidence for the charges against Rangers, each one of them examined in precise, remorseless language. As if some of us didn’t know it already, here was a football club, in the hands of reckless men, which cut corners, flouted rules, didn’t pay taxes and in general had a thoroughgoing contempt for the laws by which every other club had to abide.
Those who try to claim that, in the dispensing of justice, a distinction should be made between Rangers and Craig Whyte are in effect arguing for Rangers to get off scot-free with the whole business.
By this line of argument, why not also make a distinction between the club and Sir David Murray? Why not excuse the whole EBTs debacle on account of it being Murray’s decision and not that of Rangers? Indeed, why not absolve every tax dodge and wheeze in the history of British football merely by blaming a club’s chairman or CEO?
This would be a cheats’ charter. It would allow every club – or indeed every business – in the country to claim: “It wusnae us, it wiz the boss.” This is not the way to dispense prohibitive justice.
Doubtless, more gangs of Rangers fans, egged on by the intellectually malnourished message-boards, will stage further protest marches in indignation at their club’s punishment. Well, the dunces who hope to blithely ride roughshod over the SFA had better have their wits about them. The SFA have been unsparing in their methodology, outlining their protocol, sifting the mountain of evidence and duly delivering their verdict.
The report’s conclusion – that Rangers’ wrongdoing could only have been beaten by a match-fixing allegation in terms of cheating – is as damning as it comes. The club is set to appeal the case this week but, after reading this 100-page document, I will be amazed if the appellate tribunal shows much leniency towards Ibrox.
Myth upon myth has been busted, the most bogus being that relating to Sir David Murray. As the SFA assert, it is just about inconceivable that Murray could have been “duped” by Whyte – as he has claimed – given the stated urgings of Martin Bain, Murray’s right-hand man at Ibrox, not to sell Rangers to this chancer back in the spring of last year.
Those in our media who, in their excruciating fashion, will still not utter a cheep of criticism about Murray are going to find their professional lives intolerably difficult after this report. It is stretching succulent lamb journalism to breaking-point not to cast even a syllable of culpability in Murray’s direction.
As the SFA report confirms, the trigger for this whole Rangers saga was the Murray Group’s beholdened debt of around £700m to the Lloyds Banking Group. The bankers called time on Murray and, with a bayonet being pointed to his neck, Rangers FC became a sacrificial lamb in being sold to Whyte.
I’ve said it repeatedly: David Murray is not a bad person. He only ever wanted the best for Rangers and for 10 years that marriage proved very successful. But, ultimately, Murray has been the unintending architect of Rangers’ downfall. History will record a dire verdict on his role in the club’s demise.
In the context of this coming week the SFA have also stolen a march. Given the desire to know the names of those presiding on the appeal panel – and I think I perceive the dubious motives behind this request – the governing body has chosen to call the doughballs’ bluff by naming them in advance.
For the record, they will be led by Lord Carloway, one of Scotland’s highest-ranking legal figures, whose credentials even the bigots and idiots will toil to find fault with. Craig Graham, the Spartans chairman, and Allan Cowan, the former Partick Thistle chairman, must also brace themselves for the onslaught of vitriol.
Rangers will come good again. I really hope the club is revived, sooner rather than later. First, though, it must take its medicine, and quit its bleating.
BBC reporting Green has completed deal to buy rankers!
ASonOfDan on 13 May, 2012 at 08:21 said:
The bunnet laid out his plans for Celtic before the takeover, and stuck to his plan we had no big surprises
A deal done for Rankers behind the scenes and in secret, quelle surprise
Going to get ready to for a party in paradise who cares what the weather does
An ole favourite from the Celtic end at Hampden
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p7QL46cK7B8
BBC reporting Charles Green is buying the tainted, disgraced institution.
Lubo.
SSN- Hvns are now owned by Green and White- in more ways than one.
Wtf a Cva? Stupid huns!
Morning all from gay Paree, lovely and bright (16C max today allegedly).
Will there be a better place to be today that at Celtic Park?
I won’t be there physically, but will be tuning in as I usually do (via Ch67 or perchance a Celtic minded pub in Paris).
There will be many many songs sung today.
I wonder if the total of 115 songs – 66 different – (Vs Killie for title winner) will be beaten today ?
For memory (and courtesy Jobo Baldie)/
First half
1 ~ 0.00 ~ Hail, Hail, The Celts Are Here
2 ~ 0.48 ~ Just Can’t Get Enough
3 ~ 2.05 ~ Toy Town
4 ~ 2.55 ~ This Land Is Our Land
5 ~ 3.42 ~ Glasgow Celtic Champions (oh oh oh oh oh oh oh)
6 ~ 4.33 ~ The Celtic Symphony
7 ~ 5.55 ~ Having A Party (when Rangers die)
8 ~ 6.18 ~ Ooh Aah Samaras
9 ~ 6.51 ~ Ki, Ki, Ki, Ki
10 ~ 7.00 ~ Toy Town
~ 7.08 ~ GOAL!!!!! MULGREW
11 ~ 7.55 ~ Glasgow Celtic Champions (oh oh oh oh oh oh oh)
12 ~ 8.35 ~ Glasgow Celtic Champions (oh oh oh oh oh oh oh)
13 ~ 9.40 ~ We’ve won the league again (fly the flag)
14 ~ 10.30 ~ We’re Only Here For The Party
15 ~ 11.43 ~ Just Can’t Get Enough
16 ~ 12.48 ~ The Lonesome Boatman
17 ~ 13.35 ~ One Neil Lennon
18 ~ 14.04 ~ We’ve won the league again (fly the flag)
19 ~ 14.53 ~ The Huns Are Going Bust
~ 15.58 ~ GOAL!!!!! LOOVENS
20 ~ 16.38 ~ Glasgow Celtic Champions (oh oh oh oh oh oh oh)
21 ~ 16.51 ~ Championees, championees
22 ~ 17.21 ~ Burley, Burley, what’s the score
23 ~ 17.29 ~ Let’s All Do The Huddle
24 ~ 18.14 ~ Craig Burley, you’re a….
25 ~ 18.55 ~ One Stan Petrov
26 ~ 20.08 ~ Ole! Ole!….
27 ~ 20.41 ~ This Land Is Our Land
28 ~ 21.43 ~ Broonie…Broonie
29 ~ 22.17 ~ Doing The Broonie when Rangers die
30 ~ 23.26 ~ Oh the Rangers are sh….
31 ~ 23.48 ~ Hey, oh oh, hey hey, oh oh oh
32 ~ 25.01 ~ In The Heat Of Lisbon
33 ~ 25.38 ~ Super Joe Ledley
34 ~ 26.12 ~ Na Na Na Na Na Na Na Na Hey Hey Hey Glasgow Celtic
35 ~ 26.54 ~ Toy Town
36 ~ 27.36 ~ Ki, Ki, Ki, Ki
37 ~ 28.30 ~ Roll Of Honour
38 ~ 30.45 ~ One Neil Lennon
39 ~ 31.30 ~ Over and Over
40 ~ 32.50 ~ The Celtic Symphony
~ 34.01 ~ GOAL!!!!! MULGREW
41 ~ 34.50 ~ Toy Town
42 ~ 36.03 ~ Championees, championees
43 ~ 36.40 ~ Craig Burley, you’re a….
44 ~ 36.55 ~ The Charlie Mulgrew Song
45 ~ 37.13 ~ Oh oh oh oh oh, oh oh oh oh oh… (ray, do, ray, mi, fa…fa, mi, ray, do, ray)
46 ~ 38.19 ~ Broonie…Broonie
47 ~ 38.41 ~ Glasgow Celtic Champions (oh oh oh oh oh oh oh)
48 ~ 38.54 ~ Ole! Ole!….
49 ~ 39.23 ~ Having A Party (when Rangers die)
50 ~ 39.55 ~ Glasgow’s Green & White (for 2min 40secs)
51 ~ 42.49 ~ Glasgow Celtic Champions (oh oh oh oh oh oh oh)
52 ~ 43.10 ~ We’ve won the league again (fly the flag)
53 ~ 43.43 ~ No Huns In Scotland!
54 ~ 44.15 ~ Rangers Till July!
~ 44.37 ~ GOAL!!!!! HOOPER
55 ~ 45.23 ~ We Can See You (sneaking out)
56 ~ 45.50 ~ Toy Town
~ ~ Second half
57 ~ 45.00 ~ You’ll Never Walk Alone
58 ~ 45.35 ~ Craig Burley, you’re a…
59 ~ 46.15 ~ Victor Wanyama Song
60 ~ 46.41 ~ We’re Only Here For The Party
~ 47.05 ~ SUBSTITUTION – Twardzik for Brown: Captain’s armband to Samaras
61 ~ 47.08 ~ Broonie…Broonie
62 ~ 47.38 ~ Doing The Broonie when Rangers die
63 ~ 48.29 ~ Super Joe Ledley
64 ~ 48.52 ~ Fields Of Athenry
65 ~ 49.58 ~ What’s That Coming Over The Hill, Is It The Taxman?
66 ~ 51.13 ~ Bring on the Hearts, the Hibs, the Rangers
67 ~ 51.39 ~ Sebo, Sebo…(directed at Mulgrew!)
68 ~ 51.59 ~ Rangers Till July!
69 ~ 52.35 ~ Ha ha, ha ha (to the tune of ‘The Billy Boys’)
70 ~ 53.01 ~ Sebo, Sebo…(directed at Kelly of Kilmarnock)
71 ~ 53.44 ~ There’s only one Craig Whyte
72 ~ 54.22 ~ Craig Whyte’s Fenian Army
73 ~ 54.48 ~ Craigy Whyte, Craigy Whyte, Craigy Craigy Whyte (to the tune of ‘Give It Up’)
74 ~ 55.56 ~ Toy Town
75 ~ 56.40 ~ One Neil Lennon
76 ~ 57.20 ~ One Alan Thompson
77 ~ 57.52 ~ Johan Mjallby, Johan Mjallby
78 ~ 59.45 ~ Tommy Burns, Tommy Burns, Tommy Burns
79 ~ 60.34 ~ Jimmy Johnstone (on the wing)
80 ~ 61.18 ~ Willy Maley Song
81 ~ 62.12 ~ Willy Maley Song
82 ~ 63.20 ~ Artur Boruc Song
83 ~ 64.20 ~ You Are My Larsson
84 ~ 65.37 ~ Always Look On The Bright Side Of Life
85 ~ 66.30 ~ The Boys Of The Old Brigade
86 ~ 67.40 ~ Ooh Aah Samaras
87 ~ 67.52 ~ Toy Town
~ 68.13 ~ SUBSTITUTION – Stokes for Samaras : Captain’s armband to Mulgrew
88 ~ 68.45 ~ Tony, Tony Stokes Song
89 ~ 69.07 ~ We’ve won the league again (fly the flag)
90 ~ 69.58 ~ Championees, championees
91 ~ 70.31 ~ Passing The Trophy (when Rangers die)
92 ~ 71.55 ~ Stand Up For The Champions
93 ~ 72.09 ~ Doing A Huddle (when Rangers die)
94 ~ 73.10 ~ Doing The Conga (when Rangers die)
95 ~ 74.39 ~ We Shall Not Be Moved
96 ~ 75.23 ~ Championees, championees
~ 75.47 ~ SUBSTITUTION – Blackman for Mulgrew : Captain’s armband to Ledley
97 ~ 76.30 ~ Come On Over To My Place (we’re having a party)
98 ~ 77.31 ~ Glasgow Celtic Champions (oh oh oh oh oh oh oh)
99 ~ 77.55 ~ Super Joe Ledley
100 ~ 78.25 ~ Just Can’t Get Enough
101 ~ 79.00 ~ Ooh Ahh Gary Hooper
102 ~ 79.51 ~ Craig Burley, you’re a….
103 ~ 80.20 ~ Hail, Hail, The Celts Are Here
104 ~ 81.27 ~ Aiden McAnespie
105 ~ 82.50 ~ The Celtic Symphony
106 ~ 84.30 ~ Na, na, na na na na na Celtic (to the tune of ‘Hey Jude’)
107 ~ 84.50 ~ Over and Over
108 ~ 85.13 ~ Jock Stein!
109 ~ 85.41 ~ Championees, championees
110 ~ 86.25 ~ Do, do do do, Nakamura
111 ~ 87.15 ~ Hey, oh oh, hey hey, oh oh oh
~ 87.39 ~ GOAL!!!!! LEDLEY
112 ~ 88.08 ~ Super Joe Ledley
113 ~ 88.43 ~ Toy Town
~ 89.04 ~ GOAL!!!!! HOOPER
114 ~ 89.28 ~ Toy Town
115 ~ 90.20 ~ Ooh Ahh Gary Hooper
~ 92.11 ~ FULL TIME : GLASGOW CELTIC CHAMPIONS!!!
Gardez La Foi