Words are easy, so are actions

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After yesterday’s discussion on values, what we’re all about and where we’re going, today’s announcement by the Foundation that they will have a badge day at the Dundee United game on 11 May is something that requires us to step forward and do something about.

“Volunteers will be in place at all turnstile areas and supporters will be asked to make a donation of minimum £1 in return for a badge, which illustrates the new Celtic FC Foundation crest.  All monies raised on the day will support our work challenging homelessness in the Glasgow area.”

I’m going to volunteer.  You should too.  It will mean getting to the game a wee bit earlier but it will also mean you can look those values we all preach in the eye.  Words are easy but on this occasion, so are actions.  Let’s do it.

I’ll find out how you volunteer and report back soon.

Seville – The Celtic Movement


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  1. Meanwhile…….in other news………..

     

     

    “I don’t know anything about art, but I know what I like”……..

     

     

    ………and them Kelpies are, to use a fine CQNr’s phrase,…….Braw!

     

     

    Awfy Braw.

     

     

     

    HH.

  2. the unthank road on

    PARKHEADCUMSALFORD

     

    my sentiments exactly, 7-1 would be a nice round number! Only hope Mr Allly retains his job, so-; when the DR has its poll on superA, we all vote to keep him, yes?

  3. Moonbeams WD. Rooting for Wee Oscar. Voting ‘YES’ on the 18th of September. Kano’s yer man.

     

    09:29 on

     

    10 April, 2014

     

     

    If you do have that debate ? make sure you have plenty of toilet paper for your screen

  4. Digressing a bit.

     

     

    I had a bit of time on my hands over the recent wet winter and decided to watch a few old classic film – ‘North by NorthWest’, ‘It’s a Wonderful Life’ and ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’.

     

     

    Is it just me but I much prefer post 60’s stuff.

     

     

    I feel a bit of an iconoclast.

  5. Jonny the Tim

     

    09:33 on

     

    10 April, 2014

     

     

    The swiss rambler is tweeting this morning on the EPL financials for each club, jaw dropping statistics

  6. Steinreignedsupreme on

    Heard Elbows on the telly there. Just realised I’ve never heard him speaking before, an epic battle to complete every sentence.

  7. Emerald Green on

    Nearly crashed the van this morning when Elbows was afforded the opportunity to further sin his soul by claiming he never touched Kayal on radio clyde …… it’s not up for debate ya dirty lying hun thug ……. the evidence is 100% ……….. it was a cynical, pre meditated , career threatning assault which was applauded by your fat controller and totally ingnored by the brethern ……. it’s been many moons since I read a newspaper and I’m now seriously considering ditching the radio too ………. f**kin raging at their aiding and abeting of this animal .

  8. Marrakesh Express on

    Barca lost last night even though they had 71% possession.

     

    AM receive all round praise for a Diego Simeone master class on how to beat them.

     

    Compare with 17 months ago when Celtic’s epic victory against a better Barca side was described by our msm as very lucky, due to us having only around 20% possession.

  9. From KDS an early brief assessment of Sevco accounts

     

     

     

    An £18m loss to win division 3 :rubeyes: a wages to turnover ratio of 99.5% (not quite the 33% claimed by mcCoist). These figures, which are now 10 months out of date, are absolutely disastrous. A car crash of a club/company.

     

     

    The end is near. They will need to slash and burn massively but without a cash transfusion, they are toast.

  10. Marrakesh Express on

    Emerald green

     

     

    And SKY is just as bad. White obviously has too much input. A piece on Aberdeen’s double chances has just ended with rfc1872 Cup celebrations at Hampden from 1999.

  11. Lions roar if strikes me that the Nats are happy to harp on about the wonders of nationalism on this site for months. But when they are confronted with some difficult truths they run away and hide. And of course when it’s not your side of the argument talking then it’s all very boring.

     

     

    It’s a shame that there is no intellectual substance to the Nats arguments. Then again the majority of the electorate know this and will confirm it in September.

     

     

    Why don’t you be honest Nats supporters and just tell it’s it’s simply an emotional urge to be independent and stop pretending how great it would be? There’s nothing wrong with that.

     

     

    MWD to be honest I find that it’s pointless discussing these matters between committed yes and no voters. We are entrenched and no debate will move anyone. The only reason I am debating it here is because of the, let’s face it, weak arguments by Nats being portrayed as FACTS. I also need to challenge all this the polls are narrowing, yes campaign is going great nonsense. I’m happy to leave if if the uber Nats are. They can’t win an argument anyway.

  12. NegAnon2

     

    09:57 on

     

    10 April, 2014

     

     

    Loud, arrogant, patronising, condescending and insulting, yep you’re a committed loyal unionist, well done, congratulations.

     

     

    off oot enjoy your day CQN

  13. Don’t know where these sevco figures come from but they don’t reflect the report published:

     

    First Team Wages/Turnover ratio 43%

  14. Jonny the Tim

     

     

    09:33 on 10 April, 2014

     

     

    ‘Regulars on Twitter, reporting Sevco accounts are showing that wages are 99% of turnover!’

     

     

     

     

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    It’s another world record, Timmy.

  15. Much ado aboot nuthin’…………

     

     

    With regards toThe Games Opening ceremony celebrations………..or……

     

    …….”The Red Road Outrage”……..(which imho would be a guid, bold, glesga statement)

     

    does not come to pass…………….

     

    Why no’ re-locate the Boom-Boom to a certain Edmiston folly

     

    … and “do” The Magnificent Façade????

     

     

    Perhaps The Busted Flush an’ Bomber could be persuaded to do the necessary……..?

     

     

    Now that would be a very forward-thinking and boul’ statement about modren…………………………Scotland.

     

     

    Aye!

     

     

    Mon’TheLuvvies CSC

  16. I do a little bit of cycling myself,just for fitness to keep the 50yr old belly at bay since my knees are fecked by footie.Bike is over 10yrs old and all my gear came from either Aldi or Lidl,not sure where I fit into the cycling world?

     

     

    Can anyone help?

     

     

    Patrick aged 50.

     

     

     

    Timmy7_noted he say YES.

  17. Hoopy Do and Pete the Beat

     

    I regularly cycle out for a round of golf. We`ll need to meet up for a drink 0:-)

     

     

    JJ

  18. lionroars67

     

     

    10:01 on 10 April, 2014

     

     

    Can we not try to find some common ground here?

     

     

    It shouldn’t be that difficult.

     

     

    It seems to me that virtually everyone involved is a unionist of some sort.

     

     

    There’s those who wish to maintain a political union and there are those who wish to maintain a monetary union.

     

     

    So could we not just all agree to refer to each other as unionists?

     

     

    Or would that be too much honesty for nats to face up to?

  19. The other strange claim about the sevco accounts is that they are supposed to have just been made visible.

     

     

    I downloaded them on 27th March and pointed another contributor to them on Sunday or Monday who was wanting to compare Raith Rovers numbers to Sevco’s.

  20. timmy7_noted

     

     

    10:08 on 10 April, 2014

     

     

    Don’t worry, just vote yes and every road will be downhill for you.

  21. timmy7_noted

     

     

    10:08 on 10 April, 2014

     

     

     

    Dear Patrick,

     

     

    You are a mamill.

     

     

     

    Middle aged man in lidl lycra. ;-)

  22. Jungle Jim

     

    10:08 on

     

    10 April, 2014

     

    Hoopy Do and Pete the Beat

     

     

    I regularly cycle out for a round of golf. We`ll need to meet up for a drink 0:-) –

     

     

    As Basil Brush would say =- “Boom, boom!”.

  23. marrakesh express

     

     

    09:51 on 10 April, 2014

     

     

    WGS said on tv when he was told the 20% stat……”aye, but whit a 20%”

     

    Got to love the wee ghuy.

     

     

    Kikinthenakas

  24. The Unionists are up early this morning. Off to Neverendum Quick News, at least they’ll be talking about football there!!!!

  25. Thanks Ernie so things will be so much easier? Grand.

     

     

     

    Tom Molach,thanks for the explanation,one of those questions I’ve long pondered on.:-)

     

     

     

     

    Still saying YES.

  26. MWD will have gained plaudits for his offer to conduct the Referendum ( FIVE months away) Debate via email instead of on CQN.

     

     

    JJ

  27. NatKnow - Supporting Wee Oscar on

    NegAnon2

     

    09:57 on 10 April, 2014

     

     

    “….. I also need to challenge all this the polls are narrowing, yes campaign is going great nonsense….

     

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    I’ve posted the results of all polls since 2012 4 times on the blog and received very little response. This suggests people are either happy to ignore the polls or it’s just too dull to read! Either way, here is my post from yesterday on the subject with links for everyone’s perusal and interpretation. I posted my interpretation yesterday. My original post below :

     

     

     

    Someone posted a few weeks back the results of the latest poll on the referendum debate showed that the Yes vote was gaining ground. This piqued my interest and led to my looking for all the polls that have been taken since January 2012. You can see all the poll results here :

     

     

    http://ukpollingreport.co.uk/scottish-independence-referendum

     

     

    Out of all 60 polls taken since 2012, only 1 shows a positive Yes lead. This was commissioned by the SNP and conducted by Panelbase.

     

     

    The surveys that show the best (though still negative) results for a Yes vote tend gather the data online (Panelbase, Survation).

     

     

    The most recent poll shows a -5 for the Yes campaign – conducted by Panelbase.

     

     

    Of the 18 polls conducted since the start of the year, the best result for the Yes campaign have been the -5 results on 14/3 and 04/04 – both online polls conducted by Panelbase.

     

     

    Make up your own mind about how you want to interpret these data. Personally, I can’t see any difference in voting intention since the start of 2012 when we had similar results from Panelbase – I see no “narrowing” between Yes and No. I also don’t see any poll other than the SNP-commissioned poll on 28/08/2013 that suggests a Yes vote likely.

     

     

    I would also say that a factor here is Methodology – the data gathered online is different from that gathered by other means (e.g. surveying people in the street).

  28. Richie #TeamOscar on

    MWD

     

     

    Noble attempt with little chance of success.

     

     

    Not much attention to be gained just by emailing Danny Bhoy !

  29. Right. Off out for a bike ride wearing black, padded cycling trousers, a black , Polaris cycling jacket and a green, wooly tammy. Only after I have returned will I slip into a little chiffon number.

     

    Cheerio for now,

     

    JJ

  30. thomthethim for Oscar OK on

    tom molach,

     

     

    You said First Team wages @ 43%.

     

     

    What about reserve team, coaching staff, CEO, etc.?

     

     

    Is it not the overall ratio of wages to turnover that matters?

     

     

    No wonder the leccy bill wasn’t paid.