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  3. Back to Basics - Glass Half Full on

    That’s me for tonight.

     

     

    Brilliant day.

     

     

    Celtic made it so.

     

     

    CQN helped a little bit too

     

     

    Night all

     

     

    Hail hail

     

     

    Keep The Faith

     

     

    We’re Not Half of Anything

     

     

    TWENTY ⬅️⬅️ -1

     

     

    We share a city AND NOTHING ELSE

  4. Fess19 on

    Good morning from a dry but overcast Depok (Indonesia)

     

    A hard fought 2nd half but overall very worthy winners. Kyogo? what can you say that not been said before? Wish I knew Japanse.

     

    If the players Ange hopes to to bring in are of similar standard we are going to have some end to the season.

     

    What a difference Ange has made to this “Team” in 5/6 month. Last season we had a bunch of individuals who were only looking to “get out of Dodge”. This season we have 20 odd Musketeers “All for one, one for all etc etc).

     

    Glad to see many Tricolours being waved in support of Liam Scales, nice gesture ;-)))

     

    Oh, before I go, here in Indonesia Holland is know as Belanda. You can now refer to our orange wearing neighbours as ” Bellend Belanders” similar to us being known as plastic Ps

  5. iljasb on

    Great result. Big congrats to them all but a special mention for Ange and Kyogo.

     

     

    I though Greg Taylor was immense – full of energy and endeavour and becoming a real attacking force.

     

     

    Mikey Johnston should not be loaned out, he just needs really good coaching on his final product where he is. He is really brave at taking on his man directly and we don’t have too many of them – Mikey on the right and Jota on the left could be devastating. Once Mikey has a better end product his confidence will rise and he’ll become even better. I think he’s an Ange type player. Hopefully Ange can develop him.

     

     

    Just a word about Starfelt – generally he was good and doesn’t deserve the dog’s abuse he gets even on here.. Everyone makes mistakes. A defended can’t win all his duels no matter who he plays for and in which league. He got turned over by Nisbet, who lots of Celtic fans wanted to buy, and perhaps still do. He is one of the best in the SPFL. Sometimes his trickery will get the better of even the best defenders. Starfelt will learn from his mistakes. Big Joe was poor for their goal – pretty static – but he saved us in the end. You can make a similar comment about Starfelt – he wasn’t defined by his “defeats”.

  9. David66 on

    Good morning all Tim’s around the globe from a happy, clappy Garngad

     

     

    Only 1 team that can do a treble now.

     

     

    We move onto another tricky league game away to the Buddies.

     

     

    Whatever happens with covid and players the show must go on, unfortunately if the Buddies or indeed we have to play youth players. The game must be played.

     

     

    Another 3 points will put the only cup winners of the season in a good position going into new year.

     

     

    COYBIG

     

     

    D :)

  11. prestonpans bhoys on

    There goes the Reporting Scotland 7:30 ,slot.

     

    Some mention of a sports award for some lassie I’ve never heard of, no mention of a national cup final😕

  12. prestonpans bhoys on

    And now mentioned on the BBC national slot, as someone pointed out the Scottish equivalent is totally out of control and we pay for it

  13. Melbourne Mick on

    Hello again all you young rebels

     

     

    From a very warm but gloriously happy Melbourne.

     

    What a fantastic weekend of singing, dancing and all the joyful

     

    moments that come from being a member of the Celtic family.

     

    Our Christmas CSC lunch and drinks in the Dubliner was attended

     

    again by members of the Jock Stein club who travelled down the

     

    coast road from St Kilda CSC to make it a packed out pub.

     

    A great result from our bhoys on the park capped off a great

     

    weekend.

     

    Big Ange getting rave reviews here on all the news channels, but

     

    don’t like the comments about him heading for the EPL

     

    Suppose we can expect that.

     

    Big Jimmy hope you had a great birthday.

     

    H. H. MICK.

  14. JHB on

    What Health Secretary says must be hammered home. 10% (5m+) of the population shun the vaccine and occupy 90% of Covid-related hospital beds. This leaves many thousands of people with heart trouble, cancer & other serious illness unable to access life-saving treatment.

     

     

    This is inhumane – these vaccine nay-sayers must be left to fend for themselves – they cannot be, on the one hand, totally irresponsible, and on the other, be first in the queue for hospital treatment when their stupidity & selfishness causes them to be infected. It’s time to ‘take the gloves off’ with these people.

     

     

    Anti-vaxxers cannot have it both ways. They are condemning the needy in society to painful death.

  15. mea culpa on

    Proud to be a Celtic mhan this morning.

     

    First one in the bag for the Blessed Ange and long may the success continue.

     

    l have followed my team since 1957 thru good and bad, yesterday was superb.

     

    Shortbread radio for some reason decided not to broadcast a sports report., within the 8am broadcast, their hurt is so obvious rather like their brothers who currently referee our games so poorly.

     

    Joy and hail hail to all my fellow Celts.

     

    Onwards and stay safe everyone.

  16. scullybhoy on

    What Health Secretary says must be hammered home.

     

     

    >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

     

     

    To the Conservative (Let’s have a) Party.

     

     

    HH

  19. quadrophenian on

    Appalled if our Cup win got such short shrift on BBC sports news. It’s prejudice on a national level.

     

    Here on ABC’s 7pm news it got about 2 minutes, even if the announcer lass forgot the Hibees name.

     

    Talked up big Ange but erroneously said it was our first silverware in 2 seasons!!!

     

     

    Bets it got a decent airing on Japanese TV, too, given the wee maestro’s brace of goals. HH

     

     

    GLOBALBRANDCSC

  20. David66 on

    That clip of the Hibees fans euphoria to sheer silence and doom is brilliant….

     

     

    :) :) :)

     

     

     

    Come on Ange let’s just keep plodding away in the league to we meet the manky, zombie, cheating feck wits and then unleash Hell on them.

     

     

    D :)

  21. RobertTressell on

    The morning after the first trophy of the season and it feels good.

     

     

    Dust having settled I’m hoping Carl Starfelt, a player I like, is reflecting on his performance. He has great performances in him but he has yet to show the consistency or CCV amd to be honest He will do well to get a game ahead of Stephen Welsh who has the potential to be our first choice CB in the not too distant future.

     

     

    Wednesday is now the big game. 3 points up for grabs.

     

    St mirren will fancy it against a tired celtic. We need to keep pushing on.

     

     

    Whoever does the sports massages at CP I’d going to be the busiest person at the club until 2nd January. Play. Recover. Repeat. Focus. Focus Focus.

  22. Big Jimmy on

    PAPAJOE, JIMMYNOTPAUL, MELBOURNE MICK and others….

     

    Many THANKS for all the Birthday Wishes yesterday and Today.

     

    Big ANGE and The Bhoys made sure that my 66th birthday was FAB .

     

    Whit a Chump I am…I have managed to lock myself out of my Mobile Phone since last night.

     

    Apparently, every Password that I have tried is the wrong one ?

     

    HH

     

    Boris’s new song…” Its MY Party, and I’ll cry if I want to”.

     

    Original by Lesley Gore and later covered by Bryan Ferry…and then Dave Stewart and Barbara Gaskin.

     

     

    LOL….Boris, Gove and Co…SERIAL LIARS…Tory CULT

  23. Big Jimmy on

    DAVID66…

     

    I will Text you when I can access my Mobile or when I buy a new one this week.

     

    I hope that you enjoyed your wee Bevvy watching The Celts lifting another Cup ?

     

    Stay safe mate.

     

    HH

  24. The Battered Bunnet on

    Quick heads up for Lanarkshire and southside bhoys, there are still tickets available for the B team Lowland League fixture v East Kilbride tomorrow night.

     

     

    Ticket only, purchase from: https://t.co/ZXCh2NwTrC

  26. David66 on

    Looking for 2 x tickets for Perth on boxing day if anyone has a couple that I could purchase.

     

     

    It’s for my Grandson and his dad. The wee man wants to start going to the away games as well now.

     

     

    D :)

  29. st tams on

    Welsh will be back in on Wednesday night, due to Starfelts suspension.

     

    As there is no sign of Julien coming back soon. This position is Welshs for the taking , as far as I’m concerned.

     

    As for MJ. Will be 23 next April. So as that might be young in CQN years. It’s not in football years. Loan out for 6 months and see if he changes his ways.

  30. ernie lynch on

    QUADROPHENIAN on 20TH DECEMBER 2021 8:45 AM

     

     

    The result is being reported on BBC Uk wide TV news in very positive terms. Both Celtic goals are being shown and Kyogo being lauded.

  31. quadrophenian on

    ERNIE – more good news then.

     

    Some had suggested earlier it was hardly meriting a mention.

     

    Glad to see it’s getting the kudos it deserves.

  32. Big Jimmy on

    Ive just watched ( again), Kyogos celebration in the Stand at the Full Time whistle and his celebration with Big ANGE on the touchline…It brought a wee tear to my eye.

     

    This pair of Bhoys are made for Celtic.

     

    HH

  33. JHB on

    SCULLYBHOY @ 8:43

     

     

    To the Conservative (Let’s have a) Party.

     

    —-

     

    ….and to the SNPcult when their leader & erstwhile Health Secretary stand in the dock charged with CULPABLE HOMICIDE of 2000+ people forced into Covid-infected Care Homes against their, and their families’ will.

  34. ernie lynch on

    QUADROPHENIAN on 20TH DECEMBER 2021 9:49 AM

     

    ERNIE – more good news then.’

     

     

     

    ##

     

     

    It raises the profile. The risk of course is it might put players on the radar screen as potential EPL signing targets sooner than they might otherwise be.

  35. scullybhoy on

    he Famine was a disaster of major proportions, even allowing for statistical uncertainty as to its estimated effect on mortality. Yet the Famine occurred in a country that, despite concurrent economic problems, was at the center of a still-growing empire and an integral part of the acknowledged workshop of the world. There can be no doubt that, despite a short-term cyclical depression, the resources of the United Kingdom could have either completely or largely mitigated the consequences of consecutive years of potato blight in Ireland.

     

     

    Within Ireland itself there were substantial resources of food that, had the political will existed, could have been diverted, even as a short-term measure, to feed the starving people. The policy of closing ports during periods of shortages in order to keep home-grown food for domestic consumption had on earlier occasions proved to be effective in staving off famine within Ireland. During the subsistence crisis of 1782–84, an embargo was placed on the export of foodstuffs from the country. The outcome of this humanitarian and imaginative policy was successful. The years 1782–84 are barely remembered as years of distress. By refusing to allow a similar policy to be adopted in 1846–47, the British government ensured that Black ’47 was indelibly associated with suffering, famine, mortality, emigration, and to some, misrule.

     

     

    “It must be thoroughly understood that we cannot feed the people…. We can at best keep down prices where there is no regular market and prevent established dealers from raising prices much beyond the fair price with ordinary profits.”

     

    Lord John Russell, 1847

     

    British Prime Minister

     

     

    >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

     

     

    JHB CSC

  36. ernie lynch on

    SCULLYBHOY on 20TH DECEMBER 2021 10:01 AM

     

     

    Are you inviting a comparison between the avoidable care home deaths and the Irish famine?

  38. Big Jimmy on

    IF anyone should be in the Dock…its Bonkers Boris and his Tory/Brexit CULT with his Henchmen/women.

     

    How many Covid deaths have this Tory mob cost ?

     

    Boris.. ” LET THE BODIES PILE UP” Johnson

  41. An Dún on

    Having read various accounts of our win yesterday, it’s very clear we have few friends in media.

     

     

    I will give some credit to Tom English. He was the only journalist I read that made reference to our pen claims on Taylor as a counter balance to the Starfelt ‘push’.

     

     

    Everyone else ignored the Taylor claim but gave a lot of attention to the Starfelt ‘push’.

  42. KINGLUBO on

    I am not in any way, a betting man, but, I bet the Scoddish Government will impose a ban on social gatherings, including football games just prior to us playing the scum lot in January, wonder why!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

     

    Interesting too that there was no Sportscene last night on the beeb, funny that.

     

    However we WILL win the league so let them have their day in the sun, it will not last long.

     

     

    KINGLuBO

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