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Black calling for more protection,
Scottish Cup game at ibrox,
Referee: Iain Brines,
Hmmm.
Can anyone find a price on a penalty today.
cv
Micky,
Oi! I heard that
TBB
Good post in reply to Auldheid,hunnery and its apologists like to ignore the most significant central fact,if the taxman says you owe money,you pay it!
ian Black’s comments were imo poorly articulated as i suspect for him there is an element of truth in what he says. He is wrongly attributing his personal difficulties in adjusting to Div 3 on the quality of opposition. He talks about no time on the ball, tougher tackling, etc.
I suspect for him this feels like the case. The problem he is identifying is that it is more difficult to play football with the quality of players in his own team. At Inverness and Hearts he was playing with guys who made better passes, better runs, etc. That’s what creates time on the ball. Anyone who has ever played the game knows this – nothing better than playing with good players just as there is nothing more frustrating than playing with rubbish players.
It will soon dawn on him he has sold his soul.
Sevco 13/5 to score a penalty
TBB
The last time I looked at my birth certificate I was 29
Your intellectual back of a fag packet posts are keeping the morons away …good bhoy keep it up.
22.3 is my BMI
;-))
HH
Awe_Naw…,
God forbid if you kicked the bucket at 60
29 would just about be bang on.
I had my first mid life crisis as soon as I heard about it.
I have been having a mid life crisis ever since : o)
Well who knows the moment eh
Canamalar
I am 29
HH
Any other CQN Bhoys going to AGM on 16th Nov and fancy meeting up and going for a few beers afterwards.
Think neil canamalar is up for it. , anyone else ?
Awe_Naw…,
So are you saying your no middle aged, if so, how do you know ?
Yesterday it was pointed out to me that it was BOS that expedited the Fergus Mc Cann era. I was complaining about banks but my mate insisted that we should always be in their gratitude for killing the huns.
HH
jimthetim53
06:17 on 3 November, 2012.
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After a nightshift of the kind of madness that only the CQN Twilight Zone can do justice to, I am not sure whether or not there was an element of tongue-in cheek in this particular offering.
Personally I always liked a good blast at Faith of Our Fathers.
However, for those of us with a sense of humour, the idea of ‘ Faith of our fathers living still, in spite of dungeon, fire & sword’ is comic genius.
For an institution which treated any soul who had difficulty in accepting Church dogma, & who was brave enough or foolish enough to articulate those thoughts, to imprisonment & a fiery demise, is sheer Monty Python.
Poor old Galileo had to recant his ‘foolish ‘ notion that the Earth moved around the Sun to avoid just such an ending.
We laugh heartiest when we laugh at ourselves.
Canamalar
After a session my growing pains intensify.
HH
mickbhoy1888 on 15 April, 2012 at 16:13 said:
I left Kilmarnock last week on the final whistle and did not get involved in the celebrations I am glad I did now because as far as I am concerned this years league title ,without the other two trophies ,is now worthless and I am afraid Mr Lennon is to blame and no one else
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i think mickbhoy wins hands down imho
jam67
Aw Naw,
You may be 29, however you like the Beatles an awful lot (well, Let It Be, at least) so I’m sure some people will argue that must affect how old you actually feel.
WhenI’m46.csc
Lennybhoy…Supporting Neil Lennon and CFC until I die
09:09 on 3 November, 2012
My table is now full for the Race Night, the line-up:
Lennybhoy x 4, Doc x 2, Kingoh, Embramike, AngelGabriel and MurdochAuldHay. I look forward to meeting some old friends and Doc and Embramike for the first time.
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Thanks for the invite Lennybhoy (and BB), and I look forward to meeting more new CQN friends. Just a heads up though, I have the unenviable record of 28 consecutive losing bets over 4 race nights, so increase you chances and pick a different horse to me!
It’s along walk back to Embra when you’ve lost your bus money, but worth it for wee Oscar !!
HH
fgf,
I don’t think usung my name will have your desired effect :o)
Dharma
I like the Ink Spots, The platters, Nat king cole, ….anything timeless thats me ;-)
HH
Big Nan
Ah Michael Rosie is a name to wonder at for the reasons you give.
My aim is to start questions being asked before proceedings get underway lest the make up of the panel finds what it already believes to be true as opposed to what is.
Awe naw – the BOS were on the verge of killing Celtic.
Among their executives taking the decision were two uber-Huns, one of whom was rabid for finishing us off. I was very well versed in the situation at the time having a close relation who was a favoured big customer of theirs (football neutral leaning towards us) and in almost daily contact with several execs over his own business interests; add to that regular functions/dinners where loose talk would be traded and the picture painted to me was a noose tightening round Celtic’s neck, gleefully applied.
Fergus’ arrival shook those guilty parties to the core and forced them to pull us back fro the brink.
I give them NO credit for expediting the McCann era – the McCann era was the worst nightmare for some, coming as it did from laft-field late on when they thought they had us buried.
Hell mend them now and their bitter footballing interests. Tell your mate that the next time he tries to praise them; only Fergus’ force of will saved Celtic.
canamalar
You still up for it ?
You never know , you could be the star turn :-))
Can anyone tell my why Mad Mags got a year for contempt ?
Sandman
He is a banker ….he is grasping for anything but he is a tim.
He was of the opinion it was OO related via Murray and BOS
It was tongue in cheek I assure you by both of us
HH
fgf,
Yep, I’ll be there, struggling with the star turn though :o)
TBB
Going from memory I was a bit circumspect in what I posted and what you have confirmed.
The Jelavic decision beggars belief but is evidence of the ‘ no one can touch us’ mindset at play.
When you factor in the cost of Smith’s strategy to Celtic in financial terms it is no wonder msm dare not mention Smith’s role.
The gloves are not off yet but once the FTT result comes out it will be impossible to hide any longer the damage done to Celtic and Scottish football by all associated with Rangers.
Not long now.
Aw Naw,
OK.
I see mickbhoy88 has woken up the blog with his hand grenade, anyway.
Lennybhoy – some real gents at your table…..and Kingoh!
T4
canamalar
Meet you at Jimmy Johnstone statue at around 10.00 – 10.15 if that’s ok .
fgf,
It’s a date
Awe_Naw_No_Annoni_Oan_Anaw_Noo
He was of the opinion it was OO related via Murray and BOS
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That would fit with what I knew back then. Bankers is bankers… As I always put on my half-bros Xmas card. The Hun that he is. ;)
And today’s ‘pick up cash in the street’ bet for anyone with a sense of humour is Alloa -1 at 28/1 on Coral.
C’mon Paul Hartley – remember, one is never enough… Pump them.
Sandman
Absolutely correct!
The BOS wanted to bury us in 1994.
After Fergus gained control they (the bank) ,and after the debt of £5.25 million was paid off, was given the opportunity of being the banking partner.
They only offered a loan of £2.5 million – fully secured – which in the words of Fergus was “nothing more than an insult”.
Instead the club went to the Co-op Bank which provided a £10 million line of credit – unsecured – at a very reasonable rate of interest.
HH!!
to all you anti EK folk out there.
hope your all behind EK resident and current ALLOA manager in his quest to be the latest in a long line of managers to knock out X EK resident and current hun/sevco manager.
also not seen the papers but i take it
black is calling the kettle black.
stupid hun , go back to painting ya fud
canamalar
Don’t bother with flowers or anything like that , a few beers afterwards will be fine . :-))))
Paul67, I think there should be a site shutdown between 1100 hours and 1145 hours for tea and tiffin and another between 1400 hours and 1500 hours to allow us older folk a wee nap without missing any gossip.
fgf,
No even a poppy ?
:oD)))
Old Chinese fable.
Man standing outside his house, watching as a neighbour passes by, carrying a large basket on his back.
“What’s in the basket”, asks the man.
“It’s just my old grandfather”, is the reply.
“He is old and useless, so I am taking him to the river to drown him”.
“Don’t forget to bring the basket back then,as it will be needed again”, said the man.
So, back to my question
Why did Big Mags get a year for contempt ?
Awe Naw
22.3? Good Lord! I think your wife needs a couple of Nigella’s cook books…