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DEXTER P BAMPOT
So the Atalanta ultras ordered you to leave a bar near the stadium and you go on to blame the Green Brigade and The Bhoys just for their mere existence.
Jeez, thought I was reading the Sunday Post.
Well played Celtic yesterday. After a couple of early scares the Bhoys put in a good shift and looked comfortable thru out the 2nd half.
Three excellent Goals from the Celts.
Good stuff.
HH.
Tom McLaughlin on 27th October 2024 5:05 pm
£10 on Celtic 3-0. £95 return.
Like taking candy from a baby.
………………..
I also had Celtic to win 3 -0 at odds of 15/2.
MAGIC wee bonus.
HH.
Funny moment from Fir Park.
Second half, Kyogo’s shot is saved down to goalkeeper’s right. Ball breaks to Maeda on goal line. He turns it across goal but no takers. Maeda gets up, grabs the Motherwell keeper’s plastic water bottle, takes a mouthful and puts it back beside the goal.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=THsfFdgfPko
Excellent result. Well done Brendan as that is never an easy place to visit, especially on the back of a European match.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XUcOENDNyrA
Disgraceful.
Dexter Bampot
Agree with most of what you said last night re Ultras in general.
I felt in Bergamo there was virtually no animosity between the support and despite very poor policing the atmosphere overall was really positive pre and post game.
Credit to our supporters for the good nature in waiting patiently at the end amidst ridiculous delays and uncertainty in chaotic exiting procedures.
Tom McLaughlin on 28th October 2024 7:44 am
Funny moment from Fir Park.
Second half, Kyogo’s shot is saved down to goalkeeper’s right. Ball breaks to Maeda on goal line. He turns it across goal but no takers. Maeda gets up, grabs the Motherwell keeper’s plastic water bottle, takes a mouthful and puts it back beside the goal.
…………..
IF Todd Cantwell had been there, he would have snatched the Water Bottle away from Diazen.
HH
Aitken and Muir on VAR need taken to task.
Classic decisions when the games were over to even up 2 shockers which really could have affected outcomes.
Dessers pen claim waived away at last kick to compensate for Saints one not given and blatant red card which should have been given to the wee midfield guy for rangers.
Sending off Gordon at the end to compensate for not sending off O’Donnell earlier only benefits 2 teams. Dundee United and Rangers. The next 2 Motherwell opponents. Our game was over by then.
Aitken and Muir need called out for their continued bias.
The club can’t re rangers game but can re ours.
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The Hun BARRONS dangerous high boot towards St Mirren player….Barron doe NOT get Yellow Carded
Meanwhile, Celtics YANG get a STRAIGHT RED CARD for something similar…
Can Wullie Collum explain THAT please ?
HH.
I was rather unhappy yesterday when there was NO Minutes Silence/Applause before the Kick Off for TOMMY CXALLAGHAN against Motherwell yesterday…
Hopefully, Celtic FC will ensure that there IS a Minutes Silence/Applause for Tommy before the Kick Off v Dundee on Wednesday at Celtic Park ?
HH.
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A Bhoy scored a hat trick in this game.
Tommy CALLAGHAN R.I.P. ……Apologises, my fat fingers somehow managed to hit a stray ” X” earlier.
Strange fact. Ex-Celtic reserve keeper achieved this.
“My local side, Galway United, had a goalkeeper as top scorer in the National League once!” says Keith Kelly. “The club joined the league in the 1977/78 season, and was then known as Galway Rovers. “Being the new boys, they weren’t a massive success or anything, and at the end of that first season their top scorer was goalkeeper Tom Lally, who scored four penalties in the season.
A good performance yesterday all things considered – after a fidget start we took control from 20 MJ utes on and never let go of the game.
Bernardo took his time but certainly grew into his role at no. 6 – more game time will bring him on several levels imo, he looks a great player.
Seen the Hun highlights and I’m quite annoyed over the state of our referees- a clear red for Barron not given and St Mirren denied a very obvious pen.
scullybhoy on 28th October 2024 8:16 am
“https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XUcOENDNyrA
Disgraceful.”
First time I’ve seen that, thanks.
Ref plays advantage then pulls it back when advantage would be a penalty. Jeezo.
The high boot compared to Yang at Swinecastle – not even a booking.
Michael Stewart is surely trolling / being sarcastic when he says “I’m surprised it’s not given”.
Willie Collumn is going to need a VAR review show every week to keep up with this lot.
QB
Jebus scullybhoy – that’s a penalty and the high foot is about as clear cut as you can get it
Morning all.
Well done Brendan and the Bhoys yesterday.
Just a wee reminder that the ‘Shipbank Shipwrecks’ will gather this Friday, 1st Nov (All Saints Day).
If you can get yourself along, you’ll not regret it.
Also you will witness BRRB returning back to his favourite art, consuming copious amounts of ale🍻🍻😂💚🍀
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It’s Good To Be A Tim – especially on Long Weeeeeeeeekend.
Thank-you Celtic Quick News………..for a right good read in great company.
HH CQN CSC.
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31 October 1970
Motherwell
McRae, Whiteford, Wark, Forsyth, McCallum, Donnelly, McInally, Watson (W Campbell), Deans, Muir, Herron
Scorers:
Celtic
Williams, Craig, Hay, Murdoch, McNeill, Cattanach, Johnstone, Hood (Macari 53), Wallace, Connelly, Lennox.
Scorers: Hood 2 (18, 37 pen, 52), Connelly (47), Johnstone (86)
Referee: W. Mullen (Dalkeith)
Attendance: 13,000
TOM MCLAUGHLIN on 28TH OCTOBER 2024 6:55 AM
DEXTER P BAMPOT
So the Atalanta ultras ordered you to leave a bar near the stadium and you go on to blame the Green Brigade and The Bhoys just for their mere existence.
Jeez, thought I was reading the Sunday Post.
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Tom I don’t know how you extrapolate me blaming the GB from what I actually said.
However, I was trying to discuss in general terms the existence of ultra groups, including at Celtic.
The concept of singing sections and standing areas can enhance the atmosphere, no doubt. The tifos etc created by fan groups are also positive.
What is less attractive to me (and others with whom I have discussed this) is the quasi-military uniformed appearance of some of these groups around the footballing world. Also, the often aggressive nature of some of these groups and the fact that it seems that some of these groups see themselves as either official supporters’ spokespersons or as ‘better’ fans than others within a club.
Some ultra groups are reminiscent of ‘firms’ in England and Europe and any drift in that direction is certainly something we should be actively discouraging at our club.
It’s one thing for Celtic supporters to slaughter a referee for wrong/biased decisions. It’s quite something else to demand that the Celtic board protest about a referee in a game in which Celtic are not even involved.
Utter madness.
Dexter P. Bampot
Are you in the Grey Brigade?
“ Daizen Maeda denied a goal scoring opportunity ”
This weeks VAR shocker, taking two full minutes to disallow a goal for handball, Alan Muir all by himself without the referee contrived to ignore a clear foul that led to the finish. Seemingly intent that Celtic definitely weren’t getting a goal that went in via a hand, who cares that the Celtic player was fouled in the process? All a big laugh on SKY ‘commentary’ SFA job done, no goal, what penalty! Alan Muir’s litany of honest mistakes multiplies when they put him in a room with crayons and cart blanche ,to create a new controversy at least once a week.
Another bizarre VAR decision that should be called out by Celtic, and not just filed in the SFA’s pathetic ‘appeasement attempt’ of wee Willie reviews. There is already evidence a Celtic (Kyogo) penalty amounted to nothing in ‘the review’ waste of time. Meanwhile elsewhere, St.Mirren suffer a similar fate, that did affect the result. “ We’re working hard to cut out these errors “ OR “ We’re working hard to cut out these Honest Mistakes “ more simply put………….. “ We’re no working “
VINNIETHEDOG on 27TH OCTOBER 2024 5:28 PM
Wee Eddie Munster talking psh
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Cheers V – I was struggling to recall where I saw a haircut like that.☘️
!!BADA BING!! on 27TH OCTOBER 2024 10:35 PM
Greg Aitken on VAR at Ibrox, denies St Mirren a stonewall penalty, anyone else see a pattern developing here? Of course but he is doing his master’s work…
….
Caught up with the highlights , in our game clear penalty on Daizen , non debatable and clear red card on Adam , the ref had a good view of both incidents, he’s useless. Don’t think he spotted young Millar touching the ball after his free kick hit the bar , VAR gave the foul. Very poor ref.
At Ibrox inexplicable incompetent officiating ( tricky for a Monday morning) , Aitken on VAR didn’t give the penalty, as the stupid ref had conveniently blown fir a free kick. Still thought Barrons attempted decapitation of StMirren opponent was as clear a red card as you’ll see all season, ref didn’t give a yellow as it would have forced VAR to intervene.
Still post Christmas the Huns will be dropping points left right and centre , win ,draw, lose will be the pattern.
HH
EKBhoy on 28th October 2024 10:43 am
“Aitken on VAR didn’t give the penalty, as the stupid ref had conveniently blown fir a free kick.”
I thought he played on at first and only blew and pulled it back for the FK after the foul in the box, as he saw no foul so pulled it back for the first FK.
“ref didn’t give a yellow as it would have forced VAR to intervene.”
VAR can still intervene even if no card (or foul for that matter) was given by the ref.
Unless the ref has advised he saw it clearly but was just a natural “coming together”.
QB
Just imagine Man United Quick News after an outrageous penalty decision that cost them the game.
Poor refereeing is not the sole ownership of Scotland.
HH.
Well done Celtic on an excellent performance yesterday.
Preaching to the converted on here but yet again it’s patently obvious that we are refereed to a different standard from Sevco.
Surely the Maeda non penalty should have been looked at by the ref on screen?
Couple this with the huns new “greatest player of all time” kicking a St Mirren player in the face and nothing being done…
The question is, as always, what is our board doing to highlight this cheating?
Did Robinson say anything? nothing in the clip of his post match comments that I saw.
Surely if we think that Yang’s red card was wrong, we must take the same view on other such incidents?……just to be consistent. There was a ‘stooshie’ and quite rightly so over the Tynecastle incident. I’m sure there has been a rethink since and we will hear Willie Collum’s take on the Barron’s high boot in due course.
I have no problem with misjudgements where the player is genuinely making an attempt to play the ball – if you have played the game you will know that when concentrating on the ball you can be oblivious to what’s happening around you. So, as in Yang’s case, not every foot and head comings together warrants a red card.
Where I’d like to see reds dished out more readily is where there is no attempt to play the ball – e.g. pulling a player back, or, tripping after he has gotten away from you; sometimes stupidly called by pundits as “taking one for the team”. It’s almost lauded among the glitterati on these panels. It would be the polar opposite if a red card was shown; it would be seen as seriously handicapping the team and it would soon stop.
We are of course in the hands of officialdom and it will get things wrong from time to time. I don’t believe that there is now any institutionalised bias in favour of, or, against, any particular club in Scotland; let’s face it the game is subject to a level of scrutinous perusion as never before. A referee would be jeopardising his career with continual ‘dodgy’ decisions and would not last long.
GREENPINATA on 28TH OCTOBER 2024 10:56 AM
Just imagine Man United Quick News after an outrageous penalty decision that cost them the game.
Poor refereeing is not the sole ownership of Scotland.
Indeed not , but let other people/leagues worry about getting their house in order .
The other significant factor , as we saw in those two games yesterday, is that these decisions in Scotland follow a clearly defined pattern , whereas in England they are fewer and more random .
There was a similar high boot incident in the Hearts: Hibs game. Just a foul awarded – not even a booking- even though Hibs player was holding his face as if hurt.
Darwin,
Agree.
Maybe fans should note that the referee pool is almost dry.
Then what happens ?
At the Euros earlier this year the best 19 referees that EUFA had took to the stage. A crucial part in a theatre that over 5 billion people tuned in to.
But every single one of these elite referees had suffered abuse, some with death threats.
Institutionilised bias is indeed a thing of the past and Celtic are not the only club to be subject to poor decisions.
I do think we should have had a penalty on Sunday, but on real time watching the game i was baffled. Hindsight is pertinent here.
However I do recognize that it is a time honoured tradition to castigate the referee.
C’est la vie.
setting free the bears for Res. 12 & Oscar Knox on 28th October 2024 11:32 am
“There was a similar high boot incident in the Hearts: Hibs game. Just a foul awarded – not even a booking- even though Hibs player was holding his face as if hurt.”
Darwin on 28th October 2024 11:21 am
“Surely if we think that Yang’s red card was wrong, we must take the same view on other such incidents?”
Unlike the handball rules there have been no comms that the thresholds here have changed so VAR Review might be interesting. Did we not appeal the Yang red card and they doubled down on it? I don’t think we want reds for Barron/Sevco and not us; we just want consistency. I thought the view was contact or not, it could cost someone their eye so high boots near an opponents face (even if they come in from your blindside) are just a no go regardless of pace, intent etc.
If this is the new level then fair enough as I thought Yangs was harsh as it was very controlled despite being high.
QB