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  1. Neil Lennon Abbot of Clonmacnois on

    The line that the registration rules were breached but the registrations were still valid is being repeated without challenge all over the place.

  2. Snake Plissken on

    Starry Plough

     

     

    Gordon Dalziel is there for Zombies who find Derek Johnstone too intellectual.

  4. Margaret McGill on

    The Scottish Hun Profit chase

     

     

    2-1 favourite Why the long face

     

    4-1 RedRum Bolognese

     

    6-1 unbridled disaster

     

    8-1 We dont care what animals we eat

     

    10-1 youre gonna get horsed

     

    12-1 Black Bute and Rothesay

     

    14-1 Neigh chance buddy

     

    16-1 Bar none

  5. verdantvic on

    The best way forward is for all decent fans of all clubs not to go to scottish football for maybe 2 weeks or more-you want change?thats how to do it-the financial hits are the sacrifice for a new future-small price for a new dawn-if someone organised the whole scottish football fanbase-fairness would win-imagine 2 weeks of empty grounds cept a full ipox-it would be massive world news-the time is now

  8. Valentine's Day on

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

     

    18:30 on

     

    2 March, 2013

     

    Tom English = Fud

     

     

    Margaret McGill

     

    18:31 on

     

    2 March, 2013

     

    Tom English is a scumbag

     

     

     

    Confused…..which is he.

  10. A Ceiler Gonof Rust on

    Maggie, I wonder if he,ll include his own quotes. The ones where he said 140 years of history had died with the club.

     

     

    Fat choob that he is.

  11. starry plough on

    Snake Plissken

     

     

    I listened to one show he was on the last time I was home, couldn’t believe that’s what passes for a sports show in Scotland ” AH see the Biggur Pictchurrrr” Aye of course you do Gordon…

     

     

    My Mum said she hadn’t heard anyone roar at the radio like that since my Dad went to sit with Jinky and Jock…

  12. Snake Plissken on

    Starry Plough

     

     

    the standard of people who get jobs in the Scottish MSM to talk about football is abysmal.

     

     

    not even 3rd rate.

  15. Árd Macha on

    Monday 2nd

     

    Much to the distaste of the Screws we ended the no-wash protest this morning. We moved to ‘B’ wing, which was allegedly clean.

     

    We have shown considerable tolerance today. Men are being searched coming back from the toilet. At one point men were waiting three hours to get out to the toilet, and only four or five got washed, which typifies the eagerness (sic) of the Screws to have us off the no-wash. There is a lot of petty vindictiveness from them.

     

    I saw the doctor and I’m 64 kgs. I’ve no problems.

     

    The priest, Fr John Murphy, was in tonight. We had a short talk. I heard that my mother spoke at a parade in Belfast yesterday and that Marcella cried. It gave me heart. I’m not worried about the numbers of the crowds. I was very annoyed last night when I heard Bishop Daly’s statement (issued on Sunday, condemning the hunger-strike). Again he is applying his double set of moral standards. He seems to forget that the people who murdered those innocent Irishmen on Derry’s Bloody Sunday are still as ever among us; and he knows perhaps better than anyone what has and is taking place in H-Block.

     

    He understands why men are being tortured here — the reason for criminalisation. What makes it so disgusting, I believe, is that he agrees with that underlying reason. Only once has he spoken out, of the beatings and inhumanity that are commonplace in H-Block.

     

    I once read an editorial, in late ’78, following the then Archbishop O Fiaich’s ‘sewer pipes of Calcutta’ statement. It said it was to the everlasting shame of the Irish people that the archbishop had to, and I paraphrase, stir the moral conscience of the people on the H-Block issue. A lot of time has passed since then, a lot of torture, in fact the following year was the worst we experienced.

     

    Now I wonder who will stir the Cardinal’s moral conscience…

     

    Bear witness to both right and wrong, stand up and speak out. But don’t we know that what has to be said is ‘political’, and it’s not that these people don’t want to become involved in politics, it’s simply that their politics are different, that is, British.

     

    My dear friend Tomboy’s father died today. I was terribly annoyed, and it has upset me.

     

    I received several notes from my family and friends. I have only read the one from my mother — it was what I needed. She has regained her fighting spirit — I am happy now.

     

    My old friend Seanna (Walsh, a fellow blanket man) has also written.

     

    I have an idea for a poem, perhaps tomorrow I will try to put it together.

     

    Every time I feel down I think of Armagh, and James Connolly. They can never take those thoughts away from me.

     

     

    Bobby Sands

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

    valentine’s day

     

     

    18:36 on

     

    2 March, 2013

     

     

    ‘Take yur pick’ time …..LOL

  20. Gordon64 on

    Celtic are clearly in the wrong for having the audacity to comment

     

    on LNS decision.

     

    How dare we ?

     

    According to the media our heinous crime of speaking out on the decision

     

    far outweighs those of the oldco whose only misdemeanor

     

    was a minor administrative error.

     

    C’mon bhoys get your facts right.

     

    Truth and justice have not prevailed.

  23. hankray on

    Not an easy place to go and get the win but job done on a rock hard pitch that needed watering. No doubt Stokes can score goals and coming into form after his long absence. Celtic eased up in the second half and did not impress.

     

    Still, Champions elect, Scottish Cup semis and last 16 Champions League. Yes Neil, we’ll take that.

  25. voguepunter on

    Gordon64

     

     

    Come on now Gordon ,time for us all to move on.

     

    Fekn funny how we’ve all to move on again after the huns get away with it,

     

    the scumbags where going to riot ,but British (masonic) justice prevailed.

  26. 67Heaven ... I am Neil Lennon..!!.. Ibrox belongs to the creditors on

    gene’s a bhoys name

     

     

    18:51 on

     

    2 March, 2013

     

     

    Aye, very good….

  29. 67Heaven ... I am Neil Lennon..!!.. Ibrox belongs to the creditors on

    valentine’s day

     

     

    18:53 on

     

    2 March, 2013

     

     

    Why…?

  30. Stringer Bell on

    gene’s a bhoys name

     

     

    18:51 on

     

    2 March, 2013

     

    Ard macha

     

    What’s that got do do with Celtic or football?

     

    ———-/

     

     

    I thought that when I first saw these posts a few years back, then I read the posts and was glad Ard Macha posted them.

     

     

    Your right. Nothing to do with Celtic or football. Everything to do with humanity.

     

     

    We shouldn’t limit ourselves on here. Nor anywhere else.

  31. ASonOfDan on

    After reading the below The Spl fan launch on Monday will have my full support and I include any financial assistance in that.

     

     

    SFA chief executive Stewart Regan has

     

    claimed any continuing debate over

     

    the Rangers payments issue would

     

    cause ‘collateral damage’ to the game.

     

    Speaking in Edinburgh today, Regan urged

     

    Scottish football to draw a line under the

     

    last 12 months and move on.

     

    The independent commission chaired by

     

    Lord Nimmo Smith this week fined the

     

    old company £250,000, but decided not

     

    to strip the club of any titles.

     

    He said: “Now is a very good time for all

     

    parties to draw a line under what’s gone

     

    on in last 12 months.

     

    “It’s crucial with league reconstruction

     

    being such an important issue that we

     

    draw a line under what’s happened and

     

    seek to work collaboratively.

     

    “If we spent as much time focusing on

     

    building and growing the game on the

     

    pitch as we do talking about conspiracy

     

    theories, exit strategies and matters off

     

    the field, I think we would be world class.

     

    “We have to avoid the rest of the game

     

    becoming collaterally damaged. It’s not

     

    about trying to find scapegoats for what’s

     

    happened.”

     

    Regan also defended Scottish Football

     

    Association president Campbell Ogilvie’s

     

    role during his time as company secretary

     

    at Rangers when some undisclosed

     

    payments were made.

     

    He said Ogilvie had been totally open

     

    about his role at Rangers, adding:

     

    “Campbell Ogilvie played no part in the

     

    management and organisation of any

     

    element of the Murray group

     

    remuneration trust.

     

    “He has been transparent and up front

     

    and he was the only member of the old

     

    [Rangers] regime who put himself forward

     

    to be interviewed by Lord Nimmo Smith

     

    and that says a lot about the man.”

     

    Regan insisted no deal had been done

     

    with Rangers to stop the club being

     

    stripped of their titles, but that the

     

    possibility of it happening had been

     

    mentioned to the new owners.

     

    He said: “When the consortium

     

    approached the SFA and were interested

     

    in buying Rangers FC they asked for an

     

    outline of what were the worst possible

     

    punishments.

     

    “The reason they wanted the information

     

    is they had investors who wanted to know

     

    exactly what the implications were, so

     

    what came on to the table was literally

     

    every possible sanction and issue.”

  33. southside on

    Let’s boycott Hampden. Have a beam back at CP. Maybe not original, but it’ll hit the spot. Place is a dump and lets face it. Probably won’t affect our performance too much going by previous games there recently.

  37. Árd Macha on

    Gene’s a Bhoys name,

     

     

    Not a thing, but neither has toilet duck, a subject on which we had much fun and lasted for several of the old pages.

     

     

    I post Bobby’s diary every year and have done for as long as I remember.

     

     

    Árd Macha

  38. Rieperman on

    Ars Mhacha,

     

     

    As an Irish republican myself I would suggest we stop looking to the past and address the real issues that threaten our fair isle at the moment.

     

    The current and very real threat to our sovereignty comes not from Britain but from the IMF and US natural resource colonialism. I wish to God the people who really care about Ireland would waken up to that fact.

     

    I will always honour Bobby Sands and others, but not in Celtic sites and especially not when there is a greater and much more pertinent threat to our country

  41. 67Heaven ... I am Neil Lennon..!!.. Ibrox belongs to the creditors on

    southside

     

     

    19:02 on

     

    2 March, 2013

     

     

    I’ve been bhoycotting Hampden and all away games for 20 years….

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