Mulgrew’s magnificent delivery

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I watched Scotland play a more accomplished Wales last night.  No one in blue played particularly well but when Charlie Mulgrew prepared to take a corner from the right in first half stoppage time we knew Wales were in danger.

The pace, low trajectory and movement Charlie gets on the ball negates the natural advantage the defending team has.  The goal had little to do with the young lad who got on the end of the cross, just as Celtic’s remarkable success from corners has little to do with their ability to attack the ball.

The Wee Oscar 4 Life team have asked me to pass on this message:

Wee Oscar 4 Life are delighted to be offering you the chance to win a fantastic and very unique auction prize.

We have been donated a very special bottle of 8 year old Bowmore, which has come straight from the cask. The Whisky is 59.4%, unlike a normal malt whisky which is cut to 40% proof.

The whisky was distilled on 13 March 2001, and bottled on 26 June 2009.  It has been donated by a very kind CQNer. However, not content with already donating 3 bottles from his share of the cask to raise funds for Wee Oscar , we now have his prized possession:

Bottle no 1 of 251.  A very special prize in aid of a very special wee bhoy.
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Auction closes: 7pm tomorrow (Sunday) night

HH

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  1. ffm

     

     

    We will look after the wee one till her mum accepts her back. Mrs weefra is just having a love in with her as we speak. But, as you say, it will be a long night for us. As long as the wee one survives, it will have been worth it. Thank you for your endorsement.

     

     

    Weefra HH.

  2. It really is a wonderful sight to see a new born, any animal, taking their first steps.

     

     

    Weefra HH

  3. ffm

     

     

    Thanks for that, but, what the hell, We are Celtic Supporters faithful through and through.

     

     

    We really are a special bunch eh?

     

     

    Weefra HH

  4. macjay1 for Neil Lennon on

    Fortunes Favour Mibbes

     

    02:50 on

     

    25 March, 2013

     

     

    Can`t speak for Summa,but I`m still fecund.

  5. Oh, by the way, the wee lamb “banbi mrs weefra has called her” is just about to be introduced back to her mum. It has been a long night, she just fell again. But, hopefully, she will make it. If interested, I will keep you posted tomorrow. Night night Timland.

     

     

    Weefra HH

  6. bmcuwp

     

     

    We are just about to take her back up to her mum. Hopefully she will accept her, if not, Ahhhhhhhhh, we will have to raise her at home. NIGHTMARE. But we will take the challenge head on.

     

     

    Weefra HH

  7. Weefratim

     

     

    Now following your story from Adelaide. Please update as wife & kids want to know what happens.

     

     

    More exciting than the last day of the transfer window.

     

     

    S

  8. 16 roads - Neil Lennon walks on water. on

    Weefra – Would ye be willing to part with the wee black lamb sir? I have just rescued the Easter bunny here,and a fine bunny she is sir,none better if the truth be told.Perhaps you would be interested in trading the two?

  9. Right guys, she is back with her mum, but do not know if she will accept her. Will keep you all posted. 4 .35 am here so off to bed and hopefully will ensure the wee one will make it. Thank you all for your interest and fingers and toes crossed she will come through. We will be up to the byre at 8.00 am. Night night Timland.

     

     

    Weefra HH

  10. macjay,

     

     

    Had to look that up to remind myself what it means, though I don’t even know if I ever did – I think I did, it looks familiar. But seeing as these days I can’t remember if I had a shower or what colour underpants I’m wearing, it’s a blessing I have no weans to forget.

     

     

    Am not alluding to a disease or illness here – I’ve been blessed with a lucky and fortunate life, lack of known off-spring excluded.

     

     

    And now I come to the conclusion, I’ve genuinely forgotten what my main point was, and have my head in my hands.

     

     

    Alchohol….it gives so much with one hand, and takes more away with the other. And this is me sober :))

     

     

    Anyway, I raise a coffee and Hail Hail to “wee bambi” and to her adoptive parents.!

  11. .

     

     

    WeeFra..

     

     

    Sorry I missed all the Drama/Wee Tale.. Had to Pop Off Oot..

     

     

    Lambi..????

     

     

    If its a Black Sheep Call it Sammbi.. He He..

     

     

    MacJay..

     

     

    I’m just Off Oot to Google that Word You used.. Hope it’s Nothing to do with Meat Balls.. ;-)

     

     

    btw.. Took your Advice.. The Quack has Just kicked My Butt.. Will mail Ye Later.. Thanks..

     

     

    Summa of BaaBaaBlackSheepHaveYouAnyCrackCSC

  12. Morning bhoys and ghirls. , from a dry and chilly G2, soon to be Cv4 .

     

     

    I’ve grown to hate these international breaks – all of a sudden you have no excuse for the chores that need done and you’re reduced to checking the lower division scores !

     

     

    HH

     

     

    Sanna

  13. Good morning friends from a dry and bright looking East Kilbride, but with the snow still lying in patches..

     

     

    Happy Holy Week!

  14. Hi Sanna, all well with the Baldies. A wee 3-night break to Rome coming up in a fortnight’s time so really looking forward to that. First time to Italy.

     

     

    And you?

  15. Love this quote from Sally, top class management at its best

     

     

    “I’ve explained to them – that’s what it’s like being at Rangers,” McCoist said. “You just have to find something from somewhere.

     

     

     

    Look lads you just have to ind something from somewhere……………… started my day with a good chuckle

  16. 67Heaven ... I am Neil Lennon..!!.. Ibrox belongs to the creditors on

    lionroars67

     

     

    07:46 on

     

    25 March, 2013

     

     

    Can’t believe he said that……and can’t believe he believes that ….LOL

  17. 67Heaven … I am Neil Lennon..!!.. Ibrox belongs to the creditors

     

    07:53 on

     

    25 March, 2013

     

    lionroars67

     

     

    07:46 on

     

    25 March, 2013

     

     

    Can’t believe he said that……and can’t believe he believes that ….LOL

     

     

     

    I know its hilarious, a Sunday pub team manager team talk

     

     

    right stub oot the ciggies, stoap drinking oot the cans and get oot there and dae something

     

     

    The best part is Sevco are paying Sally 15 grand a week ha ha ha

  18. 67Heaven ... I am Neil Lennon..!!.. Ibrox belongs to the creditors on

    lionroars67

     

     

    08:00 on

     

    25 March, 2013

     

     

    ‘mince’ springs to mind …. LOL

  19. Snake Plissken on

    I see Charles Green has another exclusive today about England wanting them.

     

     

    He was talking about empty seats at a Wigan game. Oh the irony.

  20. 'crushed nuts?' 'Naw, Layringitis!' on

    lionroars67

     

     

    08:00 on

     

    25 March, 2013

     

    #######

     

    The Great Swaldo is in receipt of a great deal more than 15000 per week.

     

    The main reason why he is unsackable, Chuckles is trying everything to get him to go ‘with dignity’. Swally is no WGS however, he is clinging to the wreckage like a limpet. Chuckles can’ t even use the nuclear option of ‘….it’s him or me!’ after he made himself look a complete tit over the Murray fiasco.

     

    Long may the fat failure feature in the fiasco unfolding!!!!

     

    Hail Hail!!!!!

  21. Chuckles latest in the Mirror this morning…

     

     

     

    Ger’d your loins! Glasgow Rangers will be playing in England within FIVE YEARS says Ibrox chief

     

     

    24 Mar 2013 22:30

     

    Charles Green says Rangers could start in the Conference and work their way up, Celtic are coming too – and he’ll use EU law to force it through

     

     

    We’re coming: Rangers’ chief executive Charles Green

     

    Tim Anderson

     

    Glasgow Rangers will be playing in England within five years, the Ibrox chief executive has predicted.

     

     

    And Charles Green insisted the inevitable arrival of the Old Firm will also benefit the game south of the border.

     

     

    The most successful club in Scottish history are ready to start in the Conference and play their way up to the Premier League. And the outspoken ­Yorkshireman is prepared to go to court to remove a rule he judges is a restraint of trade as blatant as Bosman.

     

     

    But Rangers want to be wanted. And Green insists the Ibrox club’s demotion to the Third Divison, a softening in UEFA attitude and the economic crisis have given fresh impetus to a perennial debate.

     

     

    “Whether it is next week, because the English authorities change their mind, or in five to 10 years, Rangers and Celtic will leave Scotland,” Green stated.

     

     

    “I would like to think within five years. I say to English clubs: Don’t be afraid of the unknown. There will be cross-border leagues and that will change the face of European football. These doors are opening.”

     

     

    The financial benefits to ­Scotland’s big two are obvious. Celtic will earn £2.4million from TV for winning the SPL this year while Rangers, who can win the Third Division title this weekend, will bank only £10,000 for 15 live matches. And the impact on Scottish football is debatable, with Green offering to leave a colts team in the Third ­Division.

     

     

    But the problem is England does not want them. In 2009, when Bolton floated the idea of a two-tier Premier League to include the Old Firm, the proposal was quickly sunk. And new broadcasting deals are worth a staggering £5.5bn over the next three years. Why would Premier League clubs outside the elite want rivals for their top-flight place? Why would England want Rangers and Celtic?

     

     

    “Why would football clubs or football authorities not want Rangers and Celtic?” responded Green, whose club sold 38,500 season tickets in the fourth tier of Scottish football. “If they say: ‘It wouldn’t add anything into the game’, they are lying.

     

     

    “I watched Southampton play Wigan. The stadium wasn’t full – there were empty seats. Now there is no way on God’s earth that any team that Rangers play will have empty seats.

     

     

    “That is what football wants – to bring the money in. Not just to keep banging Rupert ­Murdoch’s door and say we want some more money.

     

     

    “When you say the English FA and Football League don’t want us, when you look at some of these clubs, Portsmouth have gone bust three times in four years. Two English clubs have come to me and said: ‘Buy us and close us down. Take us for free and take on the liabilities’.

     

     

    “I have spoken to a number of chief executives from Premier League clubs – and all of them would welcome Rangers. Of the people I have spoken to directly, or people on my behalf have spoken to, throughout the leagues – 20 – only two have said no.”

     

     

    Going bust and reforming in the Third Division has given an alternative route down south. After winning their 54th title or reaching the 2008 UEFA Cup Final, it would have been hard to argue for joining English non-league football. But after falling out with the Scottish authorities – Rangers still don’t know which division they will play in next season – that is now the plan.

     

     

    “I don’t want to go into the Premier League,” Green claimed. “It would be wrong. If the Premier League sent me an invite saying we could start next year, I would turn it down.

     

     

    “I don’t want to go into the Football League. But what I do want to do is to start playing football in England, and knowing that if I win that league, I get promoted to the next one and the next one. And no one can stand there and say we can’t get promoted because you are a Scottish club.

     

     

    “Could you imagine the income generation Rangers and Celtic would create in the Conference? Every Conference stadium would be full. And then to work through the leagues over the next three or four years would refresh English football because this staleness that is affecting Scottish football is prevalent here.”

     

     

    Ironically, as payers of taxes to the British treasury, Green insists Rangers have the right to play in England.

     

     

    “Under European law, ­(stopping us) is categorically a restraint of trade,” he claimed. “It is clearly the same law as Bosman. If people think that is right, they are in cloud cuckoo land because it is not right. I am an outspoken ­Yorkshirman, I call a spade a spade and I say it. Others whisper in corners and I think it is wrong.

     

     

    “Now if we are not good enough, and the Football League clubs vote that they don’t want us in, I accept that. That is fine. But don’t tell me there is a law that is outside of the laws of this country and outside of the laws of the EU.

     

     

    “I don’t ever want to go to court. The club secretary is in contact with the FA to try to fix an ­appointment for me to meet them. This is not Cheryl Cole v Ashley Cole. We want to talk face to face.”

  22. ‘crushed nuts?’ ‘Naw, Layringitis!’

     

    08:20 on

     

    25 March, 2013

     

     

    Yes Indeed may Sallys reign continue to be long and inglorious