Kilmarnock 0-6 Celtic

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The Scottish Premier League title was secured in emphatic fashion at Kilmarnock this afternoon as The Champions recorded the highest winning margin by any team in the league this season before celebrating an unforgettable league title.

There were sterling performances all over the field for Celtic but it was Charlie Mulgrew who made it his business that there would be no mistakes today.  He scored two and created another two of Celtic’s opening four goals before a late flurry finished the scoring.

The opening goal was a bullet header from Charlie from a Kris Commons corner with less than 7 minutes on the clock.  Mulgrew could have added a second three minutes later when he combined with Commons on the edge of the area before trying to clip the ball past Cammy Bell in the Kilmarnock goal but on this occasion his attempt went wide.

Glenn Loovens made it 0-2 after 15 minutes when a short corner was played across the field to Mulgrew on the right.  Charlier swung in a deep cross to the back of the six yard box for Loovens to of back across goal and into the net.

On 35 minutes Mulgrew cut inside from the left wing and opened space for a delicious right foot shot inside the far post to put Celtic 0-3 ahead and in dreamland.

Moments later Adam Matthews crossed to the dangerous Commons who could have turned and shot but played the ball into the past of Georgios Samaras who drew a magnificent save from Bell.

Seconds before half time Mulgrew sent in a mirror copy of his earlier cross for Loovens but this time Gary Hooper raced onto the ball at the back post to fire into the net and give Celtic a four goal lead at half time.

Commons, who played as a false centre forward for most of the game to great effect, should have earned a penalty on the hour mark when he was barged off the ball when clean thought inside the box but his distinct hooped shirt counted against him.

Kris then played a magnificent pass onto the rampaging Loovens who injured himself in a challenge with Cammy Bell as his shot went narrowly wide.

The second half looked set to end without a goal before a couple of late contributions, the first from Ledley who combined with Stokes before clipping the ball over the goalkeeper.  Gary Hooper then fired an unstoppable shot into the postage stamp corner from 19 yards to complete the rout.

Have a Champion Easter and enjoy your well earned celebrations.

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  1. Estadio Nacional on

    60 minutes

     

     

    Beautiful pass by Muldini for Commons to be fouled for a penalty.

  2. donegalpaul on 8 April, 2012 at 01:14 said:

     

     

    Annagry in the Rosses Art of War

     

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    My aunty stays there – Theresa Skillan, daft as a brush but still my aunty! 5 minutes fae the airport.

     

    Lost a good man (my uncle) when they retired there and haven’t been over yet!

     

    Do you drink in Paddy Og’s? (I think that’s what it’s called).

     

     

    HH

  3. THE EXILED TIM on 8 April, 2012 at 01:09 said:

     

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    I’ll be over soon :>)

     

     

    Paddy G

     

    Aye it was brill…..

     

    Ye canny beat winning the league in the company of a few hundred amigos……

     

    I’m in 7th heaven……

     

    One day I’ll look out a picture with a huge Jersey Celts banner in Barcalona…..

     

    V

  4. Tricoloured Ribbon on

    theweegreenman,

     

    I’m waiting on Antrim Celt getting back tae me and while am on the case what school were you at?

  5. mncelt on 8 April, 2012 at 01:23 said:

     

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    Could do a study – supported by Glasgow Uni- on body language alone.

     

    To the victor, the spoils.

     

     

    HH

  6. Sixteen roads to Golgotha on

    Tricoloured Ribbon on 8 April, 2012 at 01:26 said:

     

     

    He was only on the wind up chief.

  7. Tricoloured Ribbon on

    Sixteen roads,who was at the wind up bud?

     

    Rest assured the stinking lot are hovering,

  8. Estadio Nacional on

    ‘0-6 was Cetlic’s record win here, back in 1968’

     

     

    Add that to Aberdeens worst ever score.

     

     

    See if Neil Lennon was lucky enough to have been born in G72 he’d be up there with The Great Man, Blantyre’s Greatest, Jock Stein….

  9. Tricoloured Ribbon on 8 April, 2012 at 01:26 said:

     

    St. Leonard”s Secondary, Easterhouse, so good they knocked it down. What about you what school did you go to?

  10. jude2005 is Neil Lennon \o/ on

    Vm

     

     

    Listen to that and tell me U dont shed!!!!! HEE’D the man!!

  11. Sixteen roads to Golgotha on

    Tricoloured Ribbon on 8 April, 2012 at 01:32 said:

     

     

    weegreenman mate – hink cos you mentioned that wee hun people were lurking – wee is in his username so he said wtf are you on about?? just on the wind up i thought,maybe im wrong,i don’t know.

     

     

    No big deal anyway.

  12. Only on a Monday morn it’s the early shop art of war , I am a sharkeys man myself and the breamar bar London rd the home of the johnny cash csc

  13. Dickie Davies Eyes on

    couldnt afford real champagne so pulled first bottle of cava looking thing off the shelf.

     

     

    it is a sweet one.

     

     

    booooo.

     

     

    Still, I think the crate of becks i bought will tide me over

     

     

    WE WON THE LEAGUE!

  14. Sixteen roads to Golgotha on

    jude2005 is Neil Lennon \o/ on 8 April, 2012 at 01:36 said:

     

     

    Good post.I have a lot of respect for Bruce Springsteen,everybody does.

     

     

    Working class hero i think – and also,one hun i really admired was the late,great Jocky Wilson.Don’t care what anybody says,i was sad to see him go.

     

     

    Alex Higgins was another hero of mine.

  15. jude2005 is Neil Lennon \o/ on 8 April, 2012 at 01:36 said:

     

     

    Lennys 12ft tall the night!!

     

     

    The Boss!! So apt!! A must listen!!

     

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    My 1st big gig. Wembley 2005-ish. Girl with stars ‘n’ stripes miniskirt on my shoulders – complete stranger – but not for long!!!

     

     

    Glory Days!

  16. Tricoloured Ribbon on

    Ye’ll know my bro in law Stevie Collins or Sparky.What a cross wire.Hey wheres Antrim Celt? Thats who I’m looking for.Hey Hey Hey.For the record Our Holy Redeemers,St.Eunans Clydebank, then the creme de la creme-St.Patrick’s High Dumbarton..

  17. jude2005 is Neil Lennon \o/ on

    Emdae got an order form on thams for a Balblair 20yr old melt on thems by the wae??

     

     

    Sipplies are rinnin low.

  18. Jockey was a great man came to Donegal a few times and never thought he need special treatment happy to blend in a bhoy could he throw an arrow ps and could he put them back he was loved here a hero that made people love darts

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