Life truisms and leaving extra in the Hampden lockers

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There are truisms in life.  The sun rises in the east and sets in the west, night follows day and Hibernian Football Club will not win the Scottish Cup.  However, a failure to lift the trophy since Orville said to Wilbur, ‘I bet this thing gets off the ground’, does not guarantee subsequent failures.  Hibs have already beaten Celtic this season and are perfectly capable of doing so again on Sunday.

Before this season Kilmarnock hadn’t won at Celtic Park since 1955, but it happened.  St Johnstone, Motherwell, St Mirren, Inverness and Ross County beat us too.  All these defeats were against the odds; no more so than Hibs are on Sunday.

Celtic need to get in touch with how they felt after their League Cup semi-final defeat to St Mirren, a day of so much regret.  The 90 minutes will pass quickly, there’s no point leaving something in your locker for next week. Let’s get off to a flier.

Many thanks for sending over your Seville photographs, we are planning to pull photos and your comments on the event together into a special publication.  If you have any more please send them in, celticquicknews@gmail.com.

Willie Wallace will be signing copies of his book at Waterstones on Sauchiehall St between 2pm and 4pm on Saturday, 25th May.  Bet he knows what he was doing that very afternoon 46 years earlier.  Get along to see him or order your own signed copy below. This is going to be a great weekend.


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  1. CQN Saturday Naps Competition – Week 42 results & standings

     

     

    Week 42 : gourockbhoy‘s first winner of the season : (Towbee @18/1)

     

     

    So, Valentine’s Day edges his nose in front going into the final weekend of the season… you all better find yourself a 66/1 shot, lads! :o)

     

     

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    *No selections (wk 42) : Glen (The_Taxman_Cometh), hunza rugli, Magnificentseven, Raymac, Sixteen roads to Golgotha, TheBarcaMole, What is the Stars

     

     

    Cheers, fleagle1888

  2. TNT

     

     

    I should be back to work that week so maybe need something to cheer me up..

  3. Gene's a Bhoy's name on

    Good morning from a cold, windy and dull north staffs – it was so different 38 years ago today — the sun was splitting the sky and Engerland humped Scotland 5-1 oh and me and mrs gene got married.

  4. Morning.Timland

     

     

    got the cup final BUZZ.

     

     

    week-end starts on Thursday..mm

     

     

    Hail.Hail.

  5. Good morning all and a Big Happy Friday from a dry, windy but grey-ish and coolish East Kilbride. Welcome to the Cup Final Holiday Weekend.

  6. celticrollercoaster on

    Doc is Neil Lennon

     

    08:34 on

     

    24 May, 2013

     

     

    Sleepover still planned

     

     

    HH

     

     

    CRC

  7. A Ceiler Gonof Rust on

    Gene’s a Bhoy’s name, congratulations to you and your long suffering better half. Will she remember the footie score…………………….or the other event?

     

     

     

    HH

  8. A Ceiler Gonof Rust on

    CRC there’s another word for that in the whisky world. Its called “whiskyinducedcomaover””.

     

     

    :-)

  9. CRC, good, roll on sausage at mine then.

     

    Well played last night, I did post that last night, saw you weren’t on here until Moonhowler time:-))

     

     

    Of to work, sunny day in Glasgow.

     

    Going to CP on the way back, need a new top for Sunday.

     

     

    Laters.

  10. A Ceiler Gonof Rust on

    Gene, you better tread carefully today bhoy:-)

     

     

    Have a good one.

     

     

     

    HH

  11. blantyretim

     

     

    Is that BBC Scotland or BBC national. We have an unofficial rule over here that the news presenter will say “Londonderry” first and then all subsequent references will be to “Derry”.

     

     

    Mort

  12. A Ceiler Gonof Rust

     

     

    My olde workmate (a couple who go to every home game) got wan ticket for the Final, how did you and young acgr get on?

     

     

    I think Sunday will be a Celtic Bonanza, I just hope they save some goals for the 2nd half. ;)

     

     

    When Neil said they were treating this game like a CL game, well.

     

     

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mjdRgBAY278

  13. From the Sevco site, they forget to mention how he got papped out the Ramsdens cup. pmsl…

     

     

    CHAMPIONSHIP-winning Ally McCoist

     

    has been named as the SFL Third

     

    Division Manager of the Year this

     

    evening.

     

    The Light Blues boss led his team to

     

    the title in the club’s first ever

     

    season outside the top flight by a

     

    convincing margin of 24 points from

     

    second-place Peterhead.

     

    And although he was widely expected

     

    to deliver the silverware with comfort,

     

    he has still been chosen as the best

     

    coach in the bottom tier.

     

    McCoist’s award was presented

     

    tonight at the Irn-Bru SFL End of

     

    Season Awards at the Old Fruitmarket

     

    in Glasgow’s Merchant City.

     

    The 50-year-old is currently in

     

    America as he prepares to take part in

     

    a white-water rafting challenge on

     

    behalf of the Rangers Charity

     

    Foundation.

  14. Grammar, grammar, grammar…..bhoys!!!!!!

     

     

    Its either “roll and sausage”….or…..”sausage on roll…….or reven “roll n sausage…..but never…I repeat never….”roll on sausage”……catholic education?….pfffft

  15. A Ceiler Gonof Rust on

    Pete, I struck gold through a friend of a friend of a friend. Young ACGR is over the moon at going to his first cup final. This will be my first since 1975 (Celtic 3 – Airdrie 1). Might have been 74??? I have a poor memory for games.

     

     

    I remember being left outside a pub wearing a huge Celtic rosette while my grandad and my granny’s brother debated the finer points of Celtic over pints and drams.

     

     

     

    I might do that with the young fella…………………..minus the rossette:-)

  16. National mort.

     

    Went over to Derry and mark simpson referred to Derry all through his report regarding the music festival this weekend.

  17. macjay1 for Neil Lennon on

    BIG-CUP-WINNERS

     

    12:57 on 23 May, 2013

     

    macjay

     

     

    Sorry,pal.

     

    Missed your reply yesterday.The tyranny of time zones.

     

     

    Negotiation and persuasion before aggression everytime.

     

    Over the many years I have known of Celtic and its history,I have never seen where

     

    negotiation and persuasion on our part have made the slightest difference to the unfair treatment Celtic have received at the hands of our masters.

     

    If anything, it appears to me that the “anti-fenian” attitude has hardened.

     

    “No surrender” resonates louder today,probably because of the …er…unfortunate situation the hun finds itself in.

     

    In principle,I agree with you.In practice,I don`t.

     

    We have the financial power and advantage.

     

    For god`s sake,let`s use it before it is lost.

     

    Hail Hail to you.

  18. …note too self….remember quotation marks at end of quote as well as beginning….

  19. paradise windfall on

    Whits the chances of gettin a ticket outside hampden on Sunday?

     

    Slim? Good? Very good? Snowball in hells chance?

  20. A Ceiler Gonof Rust

     

     

    09:09 on 24 May, 2013

     

     

    Pete, I struck gold through a friend of a friend of a friend. Young ACGR is over the moon at going to his first cup final. This will be my first since 1975 (Celtic 3 – Airdrie 1). Might have been 74??? I have a poor memory for games.

     

     

    I remember being left outside a pub wearing a huge Celtic rosette while my grandad and my granny’s brother debated the finer points of Celtic over pints and drams.

     

     

    I might do that with the young fella…………………..minus the rossette:-)

     

    _____________________________________________________________________

     

     

    I was 3 at that time, you certainly don’t look your age. Ye huv good genes and ye huv impeccable taste. That rascal (apologtiesto pedro) of a brother of yours has the most amazing music stored in his locker. ;)

     

     

    patience.csc

  21. Before last years semi final the beechwood was booked out so if you are going in then i would phone and book it bhoys

  22. celticrollercoaster on

    31003

     

    09:08 on

     

    24 May, 2013

     

     

    I can tell your experienced in the old “Roll and Sausage”.

     

     

    Are you a Fatbhoy? :-)

     

     

    HH

     

     

    CRC

  23. ASonOfDan

     

    09:06 on

     

    24 May, 2013

     

     

    McCoist’s award was presented

     

    tonight at the Irn-Bru SFL End of

     

    Season Awards at the Old Fruitmarket

     

    in Glasgow’s Merchant City.

     

    The 50-year-old is currently in

     

    America as he prepares to take part in

     

    a white-water rafting challenge on

     

    behalf of the Rangers Charity

     

    Foundation.

     

     

    If I were a charity out there I wouldn’t hold my breath for that I’ll ever see any of the money.