Having disposed of Raith Rovers last night, Celtic have two huge away games, against top of the table Motherwell before a trip to Moscow for a Champions League match against Spartak in six days.
Tonight Spartak play just a few miles from the Ukraine border and have a journey of close to 1000 miles on Saturday. It is little wonder they, like Celtic, are looking for ways to improve their injury record.
Celtic will travel to Moscow only a few hours after Spartak leave the city of Perm to journey home. On Tuesday we will be the fresher team. Could this be the game we break our duck away from home in the Champions League? If we get it right on the park it will be.
I didn’t read the (incredible) statement by Charles Green until late last night, when I caught it via the excellent analysis by Paul McConville on his Random Thoughts blog. Mr Green, Paul concludes, is “Either… stupid, which he is not, or he has decided to continue to appeal to his core support”.
There is a third alternative. Last season we watched Craig Whyte, then Duff and Phelps, embark on a series of unfathomable actions. Neither party was stupid, nor were their actions necessarily guided by anything as a coordinated appeal; they were simply being buffeted along by circumstances. No one was in control, had the experience necessary or was party to a deliverable Grand Plan, resulting in a series of random utterances.
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Oops, its 121
Actually I’ll stick with original answer at 15:15 of 301.
The fixtures. You have to laugh.
http://www.scottishfa.co.uk/scottish_fa_news.cfm?page=2986&newsID=10631&newsCategoryID=1
The 48 hrs. must be well passed. Where’s the geezer waving the white letter of appeasement?
He should be on the steps of Hampden proclaiming “peace in our time”.
121
121
121/7?
121 isn’t divisible by 7 without a remainder.
HT oops!
1 is a trivial solution, but trivial solutions usually aren’t very interesting.
You tell them hamiltontim
Sorry, Missed a couple of replies.
Soal and henryclarkson, correct.
301
JJ
Hee hee I didn’t want to pick on you specifically :-)
Is that true you can only see motherwell game outside uk through celtic tv
Csc here in perth aus is advertising showing it through setanta.
Be gutted if dont see it cause no doubt the spartak game wont be on
Forgot about the dividing by 7 bit oops, 301 it is then
Definitely off oot noo.
Fourgreenfields
My working day is done ;-)
Is it 301?
DBBIA/Ben Johnson CSC
hamiltontim
Alright for some :-))))
thomthethim
301 divided by 2 = 150 .5
When I did 1st year maths, .5 was not 1
or 301 divided by 3 = 100.333, same again, .333 is not 1
etc. or am I missing something :>) or just thick !!!
Well done to all who collected and gave to wee oscar,that target sure is getting closer.
Great results against Dundee and Raith Rovers last night.
A mighty shout with pride and joy on the occasion of Donegal on taking Sam back to the Hills,
Dun na nGall Abu
Andrew Duffy you will always be remembered
found this
from june
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/18509619
96, keeping doing 7 times table.
301, which can be shown as follows:
301/2 = 150 R 1
301/3 = 100 R 1
301/4 = 75 R 1
301/5 = 60 R 1
301/6 = 50 R 1
301/7 = 43 R 0
In terms of mathematical congruence classes, we need only find a number evenly divisible by 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 (the smallest is 60), and add 1 to get 61, which has a remainder of 1 upon division by 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6. To get a number such that division by 7 yields a remainder of 0, simply add 60 to 61 enough times to reach a number evenly divisible by 7; the smallest is 301:
61 + 4*(60) = 301
Fourgreenfields
I now have a pile of stories higher than yer older sibling to correct by tomorrow :-(
SoAL
So that rules out 49 then ?
proudbhoy 15:28 on 26September,
If you think you won’t see the spartak game purely because other “higher” profile CL games will be shown at the same time, I.e. English teams, then do you know Celtic kick off at 5 pm versus spartak with all other CL games that night kicking off at 7.45 pm Celtic park time.
Thomthethim, T E T,
If you are asking for a ‘remainder’ then there will be no decimal points, only whole numbers.
In that case in addition to above – 721 fits the bill.
we need nintendo as our new football authority,
p://www.nintendo-gamer.net/2012/09/07/rangers-wont-be-in-pes-2013/
courtesy of kds.
69……..YOUNG man
hamiltontim
Hope there’s no stories from Charles Green in that pile or you could be there all night. :-))
Home > News > Rangers won’t be in PES 2013
Rangers won’t be in PES 2013
Comments 0 Chris Scullion at 09:54am September 7 2012
A couple of months ago we reported that Rangers would not be in FIFA 13 due to the club’s liquidation (caused by overspending and tax-dodging) and subsequent re-entry as a new company to the Scottish league at the bottom of the Scottish third division. Now we’re sorry to say to fans of the Teddy Bears that they won’t be in Konami’s game PES 2013 either.
The reason they aren’t in FIFA is clear – since EA only licences the Scottish Premier League, each year it only features that league and the twelve Scottish teams in it. Since Rangers are no longer in the SPL, that means they’re no longer in FIFA. Easy.
Less obvious was their omission from PES, because outwith a few major leagues Konami picks and chooses which big European clubs to license individually. For years now Konami has sorted out individual licensing deals with Celtic and Rangers (one year Hearts and Aberdeen were included too) instead of the SPL, so chances were that given due to the relatively large Rangers fanbase and the fact that EA weren’t featuring Rangers, Konami might re-license them in PES 2013.
No such luck though for fans of the third-division Newco Rangers. Instead, they’ve been replaced by Motherwell, who finished third in the SPL last season and took Rangers’ spot in the Champions League qualifiers. Ouch.
To recap then, Celtic and Motherwell are your two Scottish teams in PES 2013 this year. The game is out on 20 September and features the full Champions League license. A few days later, Rangers face Montrose, who currently lie second-bottom of the Scottish third division. Think of what you could have had, Konami.
Re: Their ‘attendances’
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Hope above works. Got it on twitter. I was with a customer on Monday, showed me his ticket for Sevco game on Sunday. Free. He got 25 free tickets from a friend at Ipox. The above twitter link also claims, they are sending out freebies to folk who have not renewed. How many Sevconians actually paid to get in?
Modren mathematical congruence classes is rubbish.
Spartak game is on SS2 next week.
the comfortable collective
15:41 on 26 September, 2012
proudbhoy 15:28 on 26September,
If you think you won’t see the spartak game purely because other “higher” profile CL games will be shown at the same time, I.e. English teams, then do you know Celtic kick off at 5 pm versus spartak with all other CL games that night kicking off at 7.45 pm Celtic park time.
My hopes have been raised buddy, hopefully see the bhoys then. Absolutely wrecked my head missing benfica game. Times like that i get homesick..well maybe celticsick anyway. Must look into it.
Cheers
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This should work
midfield maestro
Link not working mate ?
http://i46.tinypic.com/257dekm.jpg