St Johnstone v Celtic, Live updates

575 Comments

1. Pages:
2. «
3. 1
4. ...
5. 9
6. 10
7. 11
8. 12
9. 13
10. 14
11. 15
12. 16

1. Canamalar it looks like OCD obsession on 30th January 2020 9:07 am

   Bognorbhoy,

    

   While the JF comparison to KC looks good, should you not qualify the stat by identifying the number of games each have played during their accumulation of goals tally. I expect KCs return would have been a better ratio of goals to games.
2. Greenpinata on 30th January 2020 9:28 am

   29TH JANUARY 2020 10:09 PM

    

   I honestly, truly believe people come on here complaining and being intentionally negative in order to get some attention because they are sad lonely old men who have nothing better to do with their time

    

    

   Pathetic

    

   ———————

    

    

   What is pathetic is your rant. The stigmatisation of a vulnerable section of society who are male, sad and lonely. If CQN can help any who fall into that category then good.

    

    

   Anyway to your ill judged attention seeking diatribe. If posters want to post what they truely feel after watching the game, then what’s wrong with that ?

    

   Have they broken the blogs rules or personally abused anybody ? No.

    

    

   It’s a blog, debate is it’s oxygen.

    

    

   And what exactly did you make of the game when you were watching it ?

    

    

   HH.
3. Back to Basics - Glass Half Full on 30th January 2020 10:54 am

   As a general rule I don’t try to break up fights between passionate individuals.

    

    

   A stray punch, intended for a combatant, often seems to land on the peacemaker’s jaw.

    

    

   But where would we be if we didn’t break even our own rules once in a while?

    

    

   Can we agree that there was a vote on leaving/remaining in the EU and, fairly narrowly, more people voted leave than remain?

    

    

   As for the back story ……

    

    

   Some believe this was an example of democracy at work that should be respected and potentially offers greater sovereignty and decision making freedom to the UK in the future.

    

    

   Others believe this was opportunism and manipulation of the masses by very rich people to avoid scrutiny of their offshore wealth arising from new EU laws coming soon.

    

    

   Don’t think the participants will ever agree on this so the only option available is to disagree respectfully or disrespectfully?

    

    

   Oh and, BTW, we’re all Celtic fans.

    

    

   :)

    

    

   Hail hail

    

    

   Keep The Faith
4. big wavy on 30th January 2020 10:58 am

   Our current treatment room is serving:

    

    

   Bain

    

   El Hamed

    

   Jozo

    

   Bolingoli

    

   Frimpong

    

    

   Rogic

    

   Elynouassi

    

   Johnston

    

   Bayo?

    

   Arzani?
5. Canamalar it looks like OCD obsession on 30th January 2020 1:58 pm

   Back to basics..,

    

   While I agree with everything you said I still have deep reservations and remains supportive of brexit for three simple reasons, the European Commission is the most powerful body and is unelected.

    

   The European central bank run by the IMF which is an American run organization and will do to other countries what it done to Ireland, Portugal and Greece. All of whom were allowed/encouraged unrestricted to implement financial suicide.

    

   All three organizations form the troika that imposes the neoliberal economics that are destroying all progress in civil rights and resources, while exagerating the wealth gap, you just need to look at previously so called developed countries like the UK where 14 million people are now living below what the UN declare absolute poverty.

    

   While the UK has its own versions it does not need another level of parasites provided by the European Commission and the rest of them.