May all the scammers rot and toil in hell.
May the cheated titles fall and may we live to tell.
May all the world forget they ever played.
And David Murray regret he never paid.
Liquidation Day
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When Callley met Sally
Any links to last nights goals anyone?
HH
Live near Cuatro Caminos, 3 kids , travel to games severely limited. Haven’t forgotten dad’s efforts with 8 kids… must do better!
I honestly don´t care who they are or what they want to call themselves.
I´d jist like tae draw them in the Scottish Cup And pump them aboot 10 nuthin.
Come on the hoops
Pleased with our five nil victory
Onwards to the next Celtic match
http://t.co/5XsKmfRx
Off topic i know but interesting
THE EXILED TIM
23:55 on
31 October, 2012
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LOL, you been duped!!! Been there, done it myslef!
Please help to
Read
Promote
Donate (where possible)
http://www.celticfc.net/newsstory?item=3285
Finished 2-10 shift.
Found out the score when i got home, BRILL.
Then i found out thems dead, TANFASTIC.
One down one to go.
Couple of glasses of fireball raised and a can of lager.
ha(il) ha(il)
THE EXILED TIM
23:42 on
31 October, 2012
They do exist.
They don’t. They died today. Any amounts of willing the opposite, on the part of the Hun support, the SFA, the SPL, the MSM, cannot change that.
RFC are dead. Sure there’s a huge groundswell of denial in this wonderful wee country of ours but that’s all it is – denial.
UEFA, FIFA and everybody outside of Scotland’s vested Hun interests know they are dead.
And as for the little new club battling away in the 4th division, playing in a big ground in Glasgow where they can’t afford to pay the electricity bill, where they are giving away thousands of match tickets every home game, who have been bought by an, er, venture capitalist – how long do you give them? Administration in 6 months? Maybe more like 2?
No hun phoenix rising out of these ashes, IMO.
Jim Delahunt@JimDelahunt
Woolworths, Rangers, RBS, Savile and now Comet. Childhood finally wiped out. Hang in there Scooby Doo.
Jeg
You are hopefully right on all you say but sadly the only the thing that´s guaranteed not to change is the Sevco mindset.
That will unfortunately never change but might gradually diminish to a laughing stock in the not too distant future but it´s a Scottish thing.
Exiled tim
Nobody’s kidding themselves on that the huns are gone for good. We know fine and well that they’ll be back, probably madder and badder. Thats why we still commonly know them as the huns, and always will, whether its Oldco or Newco they are following. They are far too big to just disappear and such is their standing in Scottish society they will get every concievable piece of help from Govt downwards, with the aim of ousting Timmy from power. We know how it works in this country.
No, all I wanted was to witness the end of RFC 1872 and today I got my wish. The fact is that RFC didnt just crash and burn by plain overspending like Third Lanark or Accrington Stanley, but by corruption and cheating. They are stigmatised forever now.
The huns will kick and scream for a while about kept history and in a way I can understand their desperation because they are in a state of trauma. However I’ve spoken to two already who’ve had the balls to admit that the history has gone.
One day soon the history books will show the facts.
StMichaelsBhoy2
Whit aboot the penny caramel ?
ach you´re probably too young tae remember it.
Jim Delahunt @JimDelahunt
Woolworths, Rangers, RBS, Savile and now Comet. Childhood finally wiped out. Hang in there Scooby Doo.
StMichaelsBhoy2
00:10 on
1 November, 2012
You beat this St. Michaels (kilwinning) Bhoy to the punch.
Jeg er Neil Lennon-Greeninbingley
Oh how I want to believe you, I just can’t see past what I can see with my own eyes.
I know the new little club will go bust, I wish I could stick a bet on it.
I posted earlier that I think it has been planned this way, they needed to dump the debt, they have done, but they still have serious probs, hence Chuck on the scene, he will depart soon enough, and real rankers men will step in.
There is serious money waiting in the wings, that is a fact, they won’t throw it about like the mint did.
They will bide their time.
They will rise from the sewer more rabid that ever imo.
History is written by the victors
Not repeated by the liars
TET.
Dead right mate cos that´s the way it is in Scotland.
It´s a mindset which I think you´ll never change.
Only one question remains:
Why was Ibrox, Murray Park and the goodwill of 30-40,000 season ticket holders only worth a mere £5.5m?
Until this is explained in great detail Rangers should not be allowed to play football.
Kevtic,
Ye reckon that´s whit they play at the asbestos midden ?
Great & long may it continue.
They will just disappear into total obscurity.
Marrakesh Express
I know that some of my posts tonight have been on the negative side, but I can only post as i see it.
I am seriously happy as it happens, never thought I would see the day they were officially blended.
maybes I am wanting them to be punished properly, and I know that will never happen, maybes I am wishing for the impossible that they are no more.
They have destroyed the game I love, they have due to their supporters actions, stopped our club from being playing in england, it would have happened by now had they not destroyed Manchester, that I am sure of.
They have deprived my club directly out of millions of pounds due to their cheating, it could have been hundreds of millions of pounds, who knows how far we could have got in th CL had we had the money in the first place.
I just don’t want everyone to get too elated and get a shock, when they are still around as bad, if not worse than ever.
I want them to rot in hell, though that might just be too good for them.
hahahah
they dont even take
fitbaw seriously up there
shinty country
magic
THE EXILED TIM
00:31 on
1 November, 2012
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great post well said
Sheik Yerbouti
Yeh I know,
Brilliant inntit ?
timbhoy in spain
Scotland whas like us.
I left many years ago, partly due to the sectarian stuff, but in the main due to I could not see any future for my family there, never regretted it for a second.
In saying that, both my kids are back living in scotland, but they are well away from all the sectarian stuff, they are both in Aberdeen.
Me, am just happy living in my cave in the mountains, no too far from you btw.
Was in your part of the world on monday, took daughter to the airport.
Ally MUST stay.
Need to go to bed now.
Holiday time here, bar to frequent in a few hours.
A great time to be a Tim, enjoy while it lasts.
Take care and god bless Timland.
HH
KTF
Do you think Big Butcher was pitching for a job in a big city tonight?
Sally really must stay but can Charles really trust him when he has so many friends like Walter?
Anyway over to our great Scottish journalists to ask D&P about their valuation of Ibrox Stadium, Murray Park and the prize name of “Rangers”.
THE EXILED TIM
If there were serious Ragers men in the wings they would have shown their hand before this stitch up with Duff & Phelps and Chuck.
There are IMO no mystery money men , hanging about waiting to plough money in to them , the best they can hope for is a lingering squalid existence (after a second adminstration) in the lower reaches of the Scottish league for 5+ years , with attendances steadily dropping over the years ……..
How long Chuck can keep the show on the road with his bluster and tripe will be interesting but if the share flotation is a failure, cue another twat to be wheeled in to fool the Dignity support …….. this will be repeated ad nauseam in a downward spiral of failure ……
….. the guys with the money will get use to the fact that its just a game of football , and they will keep their money.
Bedtimecfc
Michael @mikeyd1888
@cohcfc @pierrevh17 there can’t be an old firm when one is a new club!
Pierre van Hooijdonk @pierrevh17
“@mikeyd1888: @cohcfc @pierrevh17 there can’t be an old firm when one is a new club!”< Sorry guys,i forgot ;) #hailhail
EKBhoy
No, they weren’t going to throw good money after bad,they will wait untill they go bust again.
They will merge with cowdenbeath, they will probably get Ipox for next to nothing.
If Ipox is not on the cards, depending on who owns it, fife will do, there is a hotbed of hunnery there.
Mark these words mi amigo.
Marrakesh Express
21:31 on
31 October, 2012
God save our queen ringing round sevco park
Patriotism.
The last refuge of the scoundrel.
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Lionel Messi & Andres Iniesta could have joined Rangers..
Lionel Messi news: Rangers enquired after loan deals for Leo Messi and Andres Iniesta 2004-05
Barcelona superstars Lionel Messi and Andres Iniesta could have joined Scottish side Rangers on season-long loan deals during the 2004-05 campaign, according to excerpts from Graham Hunter’s Barca book recounted on Goal.com.
The thought of the Barcelona duo plying their trade at Ibrox sounds like the kind of thing normally reserved for the world of Football Manager, but it came closer to reality than you might think.
Rangers manager Alex McLeish asked his assistant Jan Wouters to enquire about the availability of any of Barcelona’s young talents back during the 2003-04 season.
At the time Messi and Iniesta were beginning to make names for themselves in Spanish football circles, and the Catalan club were considering whether to send them out on loan to gain first-team experience.
Wouters knew Henk ten Cate, Barcelona boss Frank Rijkaard’s assistant, and asked about Messi, but Rijkaard’s assistant thought the Argentinian starlet was probably still to young to stand up to the rigours of Scottish football.
Instead, ten Cate advised Rangers to make a formal loan offer for Iniesta, a player tipped to be ‘a world beater’ by ten Cate.
McLeish said: “Ten Cate and Jan Wouters had chats about us taking Messi on loan, but the guidance from Henk was that he was probably too young and possibly too slight to get benefit from Scottish football.
“We caught them just in the middle of that process of working out what they wanted to do with Messi, but during the discussions Henk said to Jan that we should do ourselves a favour and take Iniesta on loan instead.”
The Scottish side attempted to do just that towards the end of the 2004-05 season, but the Spaniard had just scored in a high-profile pre-season game, and Barcelona decided against loaning him out after all.
Messi was just beginning to make a name for himself, dominating Barcelona youth teams games, and the 18-year-old was on the cusp of the first team. Iniesta would have been a 21-year-old on the fringes of the first-team set-up.
The remarkable story is told in the updated version of Graham Hunter’s Barcelona book, Barca: The Making of the Greatest Team in the World.
The critically acclaimed book details the origins of the great Barcelona team of the last half a decade, and the rise of Messi and Iniesta to their current level as world-class players.
Today has been a great day, a momentous day and there will be a few more like this,as a great man once said “this is just the beginning”trust me.
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Fans go full cycle to celebrate Celtic’s 125th anniversary
SIX Celtic supporters will be cycling from the ancestral home of Brother Walfrid, at Ballymote, County Sligo, to Celtic Park in Glasgow, as part of the Club’s 1254125 fundraising campaign.
They will bring with them a Celtic cross carved from stone donated by the Kerins family (descendants of Brother Walfrid) and it will be presented to the club at Celtic Park during the game against St Johnstone on Sunday, November 11.
Event organiser, Mark Cameron, said: “The Celtic support is proud of the club’s charitable origins, and as we celebrate our 125th anniversary our support will demonstrate that we will always remain true to the charitable aims of our club’s founding fathers by doing even more to help the most vulnerable across the globe.
“Our group has taken the 1254125 pledge and throughout the coming year, we know more and more supporters will join together in this collective effort to make a measureable difference to the lives of others, proving that Celtic is more than just a football club.”
Celtic Chief Executive Peter Lawwell said: “On behalf of everyone at Celtic I would like to thank and congratulate our six friends for undertaking this great initiative.
“This is a tremendous idea, and it is very poignant that these supporters are making the same journey as Brother Walfrid did, with the same aim of achieving such positive results.
“Celtic’s origins of charitable purpose are well known and during the course of this season, through our “1254125” Campaign we aim to do something very special to celebrate these unique traditions and in doing so assist more and more people in need who are most deserving of our support.”
The Celtic Cyclists and How to Sponsor Them
• Ray McFarland – Bhoys of Erne CSC
http://www.everyclick.com/ccc-1254125
• Alistair Schulz. – Arthur McKenna Lochgelly CSC
http://www.everyclick.com/alischulzcycle
• Jim Kelly – Association of Irish Celtic Supporters´ Clubs http://www.everyclick.com/1254125jimcycle
• Robert Campbell – Celtic supporter from Hamilton http://www.everyclick.com/cycle_ballymote_glasgow
• Paul Muldoon – Celtic Quick News blogger http://www.everyclick.com/1254125_cycle_ballymote_to_glasgow_2012_paulmuldoon_225_miles
• Mark Cameron – Arthur McKenna Lochgelly CSC http://www.everyclick.com/1254125mark
Or, if you would prefer to sponsor all 6 cyclists as a group, you can do so at http://www.everyclick.com/1254125cycle
The Route
The cyclists´ route will be as follows:
• Wednesday, November 7. After the Barcelona game, the cyclists will leave Glasgow on the Irish supporters’ bus and make their way to Ireland.
• Thursday, November 8. Leave Ballymote and cycle to Sligo Town and then on to Blacklion.
• Friday, November 9. Cycle from Blacklion and arrive in Lurgan late afternoon.
• Saturday, November 10. Leave Ireland and cycle to Maybole.
• Sunday, November 11. Cycle remainder of journey to Celtic Park.
• Sunday, November 11 – Celtic v St Johnstone. Present stone to Sean Fallon and Celtic supporters at half-time.
The Celtic Cross
We are extremely grateful to the Kerins family for donating this gift to the club. It will be displayed in a prominent place at Celtic Park and ensuring that supporters can view this unique gift. The stone has been sculpted by Irishman (John) Darren Sutton, a graduate of Stafford College.
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Fans go full cycle to celebrate Celtic’s 125th anniversary
SIX Celtic supporters will be cycling from the ancestral home of Brother Walfrid, at Ballymote, County Sligo, to Celtic Park in Glasgow, as part of the Club’s 1254125 fundraising campaign.
They will bring with them a Celtic cross carved from stone donated by the Kerins family (descendants of Brother Walfrid) and it will be presented to the club at Celtic Park during the game against St Johnstone on Sunday, November 11.
Event organiser, Mark Cameron, said: “The Celtic support is proud of the club’s charitable origins, and as we celebrate our 125th anniversary our support will demonstrate that we will always remain true to the charitable aims of our club’s founding fathers by doing even more to help the most vulnerable across the globe.
“Our group has taken the 1254125 pledge and throughout the coming year, we know more and more supporters will join together in this collective effort to make a measureable difference to the lives of others, proving that Celtic is more than just a football club.”
Celtic Chief Executive Peter Lawwell said: “On behalf of everyone at Celtic I would like to thank and congratulate our six friends for undertaking this great initiative.
“This is a tremendous idea, and it is very poignant that these supporters are making the same journey as Brother Walfrid did, with the same aim of achieving such positive results.
“Celtic’s origins of charitable purpose are well known and during the course of this season, through our “1254125” Campaign we aim to do something very special to celebrate these unique traditions and in doing so assist more and more people in need who are most deserving of our support.”
The Celtic Cyclists and How to Sponsor Them
• Ray McFarland – Bhoys of Erne CSC
http://www.everyclick.com/ccc-1254125
• Alistair Schulz. – Arthur McKenna Lochgelly CSC
http://www.everyclick.com/alischulzcycle
• Jim Kelly – Association of Irish Celtic Supporters´ Clubs http://www.everyclick.com/1254125jimcycle
The Route
The cyclists´ route will be as follows:
• Wednesday, November 7. After the Barcelona game, the cyclists will leave Glasgow on the Irish supporters’ bus and make their way to Ireland.
• Thursday, November 8. Leave Ballymote and cycle to Sligo Town and then on to Blacklion.
• Friday, November 9. Cycle from Blacklion and arrive in Lurgan late afternoon.
• Saturday, November 10. Leave Ireland and cycle to Maybole.
• Sunday, November 11. Cycle remainder of journey to Celtic Park.
• Sunday, November 11 – Celtic v St Johnstone. Present stone to Sean Fallon and Celtic supporters at half-time.
The Celtic Cross
We are extremely grateful to the Kerins family for donating this gift to the club. It will be displayed in a prominent place at Celtic Park and ensuring that supporters can view this unique gift. The stone has been sculpted by Irishman (John) Darren Sutton, a graduate of Stafford College.
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See what l did there…………………
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Fans go full cycle to celebrate Celtic’s 125th anniversary
SIX Celtic supporters will be cycling from the ancestral home of Brother Walfrid, at Ballymote, County Sligo, to Celtic Park in Glasgow, as part of the Club’s 1254125 fundraising campaign.
They will bring with them a Celtic cross carved from stone donated by the Kerins family (descendants of Brother Walfrid) and it will be presented to the club at Celtic Park during the game against St Johnstone on Sunday, November 11.
Event organiser, Mark Cameron, said: “The Celtic support is proud of the club’s charitable origins, and as we celebrate our 125th anniversary our support will demonstrate that we will always remain true to the charitable aims of our club’s founding fathers by doing even more to help the most vulnerable across the globe.
“Our group has taken the 1254125 pledge and throughout the coming year, we know more and more supporters will join together in this collective effort to make a measureable difference to the lives of others, proving that Celtic is more than just a football club.”
Celtic Chief Executive Peter Lawwell said: “On behalf of everyone at Celtic I would like to thank and congratulate our six friends for undertaking this great initiative.
“This is a tremendous idea, and it is very poignant that these supporters are making the same journey as Brother Walfrid did, with the same aim of achieving such positive results.
“Celtic’s origins of charitable purpose are well known and during the course of this season, through our “1254125” Campaign we aim to do something very special to celebrate these unique traditions and in doing so assist more and more people in need who are most deserving of our support.”
The Celtic Cyclists and How to Sponsor Them
• Robert Campbell – Celtic supporter from Hamilton http://www.everyclick.com/cycle_ballymote_glasgow
• Paul Muldoon – Celtic Quick News blogger http://www.everyclick.com/1254125_cycle_ballymote_to_glasgow_2012_paulmuldoon_225_miles
• Mark Cameron – Arthur McKenna Lochgelly CSC http://www.everyclick.com/1254125mark
The Route
The cyclists´ route will be as follows:
• Wednesday, November 7. After the Barcelona game, the cyclists will leave Glasgow on the Irish supporters’ bus and make their way to Ireland.
• Thursday, November 8. Leave Ballymote and cycle to Sligo Town and then on to Blacklion.
• Friday, November 9. Cycle from Blacklion and arrive in Lurgan late afternoon.
• Saturday, November 10. Leave Ireland and cycle to Maybole.
• Sunday, November 11. Cycle remainder of journey to Celtic Park.
• Sunday, November 11 – Celtic v St Johnstone. Present stone to Sean Fallon and Celtic supporters at half-time.
The Celtic Cross
We are extremely grateful to the Kerins family for donating this gift to the club. It will be displayed in a prominent place at Celtic Park and ensuring that supporters can view this unique gift. The stone has been sculpted by Irishman (John) Darren Sutton, a graduate of Stafford College.