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I was only a couple – ok 5, numbers away from winning the Euromillions last night
I managed to pick the bonus ball numbers
6 7
🏆
Ha..ha NORRIE
Must have been about fifty thoosand Cellic supporters with the
same numbers, wonder why?
H.H Mick
Well done boys.
No win situation. Dreadful pitch and team.
3 points, go home.
Hot smoked – that comment ,and the whole report, on the BBC made me laugh.
Whoever wrote it was hurtin’.
:)
Hail hail
3 points………….and a wee bit o’ pressure on the Uglies.
Plastic pitches?
Nope.
Fix Fitba’ Empty Hampden.
Melbourne Mick
You can count your lucky stars – 67
Had I win I was coming to visit you 😂
‘GG on 14TH SEPTEMBER 2019 2:30 PM
Real Tims will be watching the huns in 20 mins.
ParkRoad67: Congratulations and enjoy your break.
Off to Croke Park for the All Ireland Football final replay.
Up de Dubs.
When you do, make sure the lovely Laura is with you.
H.H Mick
GG,
Whatever you do, dinnae watch a rerun of Today. 😁
Watch a rerun of the hun slaying.😉
have also to say the camera work or lack of BT coverage of the game today was shocking, a low level camera doesn’t work. no goal line camera angle ,second class.
ROBINBHOY on 14TH SEPTEMBER 2019 10:28 AM
MACJAY1 FOR NEIL LENNON
Is the CSC in Bangkok still in the wee Irish Pub across from Nana Plaza off Sukhumvit Road? Watched a couple of games in there in the past.
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Sounds spot on to me.
My lad now does the organising.
The leading lights of the Thai Tims were in attendance.
Memorable occasion .
And result.
Today`s follow up keeps the ball rolling.
Hail Hail
Just thinking about that conversation with NORRIE M.
How many of you ghuys /ghals have passwords related to Celtics iconic dates
or names?
No wonder i get so much spam, 1888, 1967, Celtic, Bhoys, Mick. Paradise. feck
am away to check my bank account, should defnitely still be 30 bob in it.
H.H Mick
Mind the gap now
3 pts on a horrid pitch.
Park Rd 67 : Happy mega anniversary.
HH to all, the journey continues.
Well done Celtic,a 9iar victory today
Mr and Mrs Park Rd .Brilliant..Well done to your family
:-)
AilsaCraigCsc
HH
Still changing all my passwords, the Netflix one is a heartbreaker
Wee Jinky, maybe i’ll just put GOD.
H.H Mick
Was my tip for MOTM spot on, CQN sidebar said yes.
Maybe i’m not so bad at spotting a player.
Off to bed now, another fine Celtic day beckons tomorrow.
God bless the Celtic family.
H.H Mick
MM…mines LL1967 LOL…or at least it was…reminds me of the scene in Trainspotting 2 when they nicked all the bank-cards…wae PIN 1690
H.H.
Been celebrating for the last two days finishing with a wonderful meal with four generations of my family. May I take this opportunity to thank all of you congratulated me on reaching 80 years. I was especially touched by BRTH’s input and thank him for it. Thanks also to P67 for his message sent by post.
It is great to be part of a world wide family that continues to believe in the goals set by Bro Walfrid and those gathered round that table in St Mary’s. God willing we will never forget or betray our origins.
Congrats to The Battered Bunnet on the birth of his grandchild.
Lastly the win today given the horror of that pitch was what was more important. But we will be at home next week and conditions will be more suited to football the Glasgow Celtic way.
ParkRoad67
You’d have got less time for murder 😂…congratulations to you both…especially to yer long suffering better half
H.H.
41 Mins.
Golden boy Kent…..
AFF.
CONNAIRE12…my apologies…a belated very happy birthday to you on your 4th score…that is an impressive innings
Welcome to the Celtic family TBB’s granddaughter 👍
CatchingupCSC
H.H.
https://youtu.be/DjVdyukAI3s
Totes agree with NFL.
In Istanbul at moment , i checked to find a bar to watch game….U2 Irish Bar came up in my search , it said the atmosphere is great when Celtic games are on.
Google maps estimated walking time at 1hr 9 mins , but we had 3 hrs to meander our way to the destination. Shortcut through the Grand Bazaar, (Mrs Onlooker supplied with blinkers to keep her focussed).
Up hill , down hill, cross the bridge which has shops on lower level, guys fishing from the top deck. Then up a street so steep that the pavement had 3 -4 steps at every shop, and so long that the next street has a funicular railway.
We walked , and walked , and walked, stopped to take in sights, and walked some more …and when we got there, it was closed,
:(
guy across street says it normally opens at 4pm.
Looks like we were spared.
Heh ho , three points in the bag.
The Onlooker
Was having a nap and woke to hear the report from Snake Mountain, Morelos missed 4 or 5 good chances and Kent off injured after 40 mins. Will that be Steve Clarke’s fault?
Yes!!!
Lol-less
Liviiiiiiiiii
One up.
Penalty.
Sevco a goal down at the bigotdome to mighty Livingston 😂
Melbourne Mick.
Many years ago after a midweek game, I found a mobile phone beside my seat. Everyone else had left.
I took it home.
The battery had come out, i put it back in and switched it on…. “Enter Security Code”
Let me think… 1888 ?
Nope !
…….1967 ?
Bingo
However it also had a second level PIN Number requirement…
1888 ?
Nope
…. surely not 1967 again?
It was.
I looked through the contacts and found “Home” , called next morning to arrange return to it’s owner …a young teenager…at the Saturday game.
Like the Huns in T2 we are perhaps a little predictable with our security codes.
The Onlooker.
Absolute gift of a free kick,
Goal huns.
2 managers wanted EMBRA.
Travelling today so didn’t catch any of our game . Sounds like a bit of post-international break creativity constipation on an anti-fitba pitch v an anti-fitba team.
THE RAVEN on 13TH SEPTEMBER 2019 9:51 PM
St Stivs ,
If your about , our mentor from our hot headed days has sadly passed on .
Lots of good advice and guidance he gave to me in those yrs .
Funeral is wk , details in tele , sad .
RIP big Jim………………….
You’ll never walk alone……….hail hail
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Och Steph, I only just caught this.
Really really sad, what that man gave me at a time when I really needed a guiding hand well you know the story,
The good thing for us is that we get to our 50’s in relative comfort, the bad thing is offcourse we have to watch those we love pass on in life. Last year it was John McAleice. Some years ago wee Frankie Gallagher. Now the incomparable JIM MOONEY.
I am sure young Jim wouldnt mind me recalling his dad on here.
For the rest of the blog, We both worked with Jim as our “groupie” in Larkfield and Spango modules of IBM.
A fearsome, outspoken , volatile man, a legendary temper, but all of it bundled together was for one thing, if Jim thought an injustice had been done, a cheat had happened, a slight been made to us, our team, the celtic , greenock, catholics, even the port, Jim would take it on, and fight the battles for us.
He made me go to college, gave me the time to do some study on the backshift often , told me i could be whatever i wanted to be as long as i listened to good advice and cool my jets, used my brains first and overtake them, play the long-game. His story telling of growing up in real harsh times, smart catholics never getting treated fair, the closed shops employment practices around the town, working in Joys, training at celtic park and morton, the family tragedy of losing his young boy, Not getting to Lisbon, then getting to san siro but walking out and running back to the hotel crying. The stories of the weans scarpering when they saw him coming of the celtic bus, and knew from his face if the celts had won or not. Him standing up to any of the bigots , most arguments started with a “well you would say that wouldnt you, cos we know what you are”…..
His own football career snatched away with everything that went on.
Skin Broon and Owenie McLaughlin often told me they idolised Jim as a player, a different class of player, someone who should have made it.
He told me he had to stop going to see celtic after Kenny left as he saw it was affecting his health, The retelling of the great games and the great nights of european games, in that DI office his recall was brilliant. The famous players he had played against when young.
And the slammed door of the managers office , as he got his coat and walked out, “up the road”. His face like thunder, the white hair, that getting into his stride walk as he had just proved a point , i can see him now.
hahahhahaha,
Thats what got us through the 90’s , him handing us our history from being there, first hand witness before the internet and videos.
During the hampden season i got us seats in the directors box courtesy of mr mcginn. Jim loved it, we bet Dundee United, the football was poor, but it wasnt enough to convince him to go back. He said if i could play now , (was that 94) , i would earn a fortune and be better than all of them apart from mcstay, but then I am 56 now. hahahha
He was at Jims graduation at paisley coats memorial , he said he was very proud of me for passing the exams, 3 years study, while working, while still supporting the celts, while working all that o.t., It meant a lot to me and him,
After the 6-2 game I was driving to drop off brother at module 1, when Jim crossed the road at the high school walking towards ravenscraig, i gave him a shout of the window,
He lifted his head, a big laugh , he pumped his fist in the air ……… I told you son, we will come good, he let out a song “we done it before and we will do it again …………
To my shame I last saw him and Margeret in Gourock maybe 10 years ago, walking along the front to see the QE2 or whatever ship was in. He did not know me. Margaret tried to remind him who i was, My daughter was with me , maybe 4 or 5, i filled up as I walking away, and she said “whats wrong dad”, i couldnt really tell her.
So, another great celtic supporter leaves us, but lives on forever in our hearts.
God Bless JIM MOONEY.
Credit where credit is due.
Gutsy come from behind win by Sevco at Ibrox sealed (inevitably) after a red card.
5 games played they have a goal difference of +2 against 11 men.
Impressive stuff.
When the score was 1-1 at Ibrox, Livi had a goal disallowed. Halliday stumbled and allowed the Livi player to score. Callum disallowed the goal. On Rangers Media about 5 or 6 posters thought it was a very dodgy decision and that Halliday and Rangers ‘got away with one’. Livi then hit the crossbar. Morelos then scored to put Deidco 2-1 ahead. Then Livi had a player sent off for a second yellow before Barker scored a third. They were very lucky today.
Don’t worry minis, the budge thinks craigie’s great and stevie g
simply decent
better than most a dem
Manager of the Century from the Times on Friday (re Kent)
“He’s not 100 per cent right now; he will be in the coming weeks. He’s still a good player, he’ll excite everyone but a bit of patience is needed for a few weeks until he gets up to speed. Then I don’t know what’s going to stop him.”
So he plays him today and Hammy twangs! Must be under a lot of pressure to play their biggest earner.
Total amateur!