fraser54
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I went through high school under the final days of McLeish, during Paul Le Guen and Celtic winning 3 in a row. Ohh how much of a pounding i had taken then.
Now let's rip it right out these lowlife tattie munchers ! This is our time, the big wheel has turned !
I think we have all taken abuse of them over recent years, a double last year and hopefully a treble this year !
Mowbray must stay !!!!
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Some goal from Mehmet the leading goalscorer !
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Was just about to say, who cares about a tim win, just break his leg !! Now that would be funny !
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Our window shuts at midnight, so keep checking guys !
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Pete ?????
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That's your bet down after the 1st game.
Ghana won 1-0.
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Was just collecting my �£21 today so just put the pound on for the sake of it, awk well
Inter playing Juve
Atletico playing Celtia Viga away
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Aye straight home & none of this stopping off in Paris for a boogie!
Very bad, get your coat !! :devil:
Well i have a quid on Algeria, Nigeria, Inter & Atletico tonight. Do your part Boughy !!
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Just on sky sports news
Surely not true, you think he would have learned !
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I see william hill have Celtic at 6/4 while we're at 7/4
Strange strange strange !!
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Time's KO?
7.30pm
Ghana v Nigeria at 4pm
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Why's Martin O'Neill conceding the title to us?
Peter Martin
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Congratulations to Rangers, the new Clydesdale Bank Premier League champions for season 2009/10.
It really is a tremendous achievement for Walter Smith and his Ibrox team to have the SPL title wrapped up so quickly.
Well done also to the Celtic board for their own trophy of a magnificent balance sheet, but no silverware.
The figures are well worthy of a pat on the back to each member of the board.
The Celtic manager, Tony Mowbray also deserves a special award for contradicting himself from one sentence to the next.
Last night, I watched a re-run of a movie I have seen several times before this season when Celtic take to the field.
Lots of endeavour, but no end product, from a bunch of sub-standard players, cobbled together from all corners of the globe.
I have been saying for ages that the back four needs addressed.
How long does it take to sign a couple of half-decent central defenders? Two years? Longer?
Gordon Strachan was fantastic at deflecting any criticism of his players, but Tony Mowbray is taking it to new heights.
The Celtic manager believes they can win every game from now until the end of the season. Really?
ââ?¬Å?Well, no, realistically we might lose the odd one,ââ?¬Â the gaffer conceded, if you will allow me to paraphrase his answer to me.
The back four are hopeless and only Celtic could enter negotiations to let left-back Danny Fox leave and claim that Paul Caddis, Mark Wilson and Darren O�Dea are adequate cover.
Oh, and let�s not forget the only other natural left-back is Lee Naylor!
Tony was glowing in his praise of captain, Stephen McManus ahead of last nightââ?¬â?¢s game. ââ?¬Å?A fantastic player, a great leader of men,ââ?¬Â was how he described him at the pre-match press conference.
If that�s the case, why allow him to look at loan options at a crucial time in the title race and offer up O�Dea and Josh Thompson as the central defensive pairing?
McManus might not have made much difference, but there are degrees of risk, surely?
I could move on to my assessment of the midfield, but that would only slow me down in my desire to quickly sum up Georgios Samaras.
He was cheered off the park when substituted last night because the fans were delighted he was getting the hook.
He needs a minimum of four chances to score one goal and his big miss last night from inside the six-yard box beggared belief.
The longer the game went on, you could see the nightmare scenario for the home supporters developing before your eyes.
As fate would have it, up popped Danny Galbraith in the 90th minute to seal victory for John Hughes� side and send Celtic to yet another defeat that now puts them 10 points behind Rangers and 17 goals worse off in the league table.
The league is over for Celtic and the worrying thing for the Parkhead club will be the ever-increasing number of empty seats in forthcoming games.
The banner laid out at half-time last night in the East Stand read: ââ?¬Ë?THE PLC DONââ?¬â?¢T GIVE A DAMNââ?¬â?¢.
Well, I can tell you they had better show how much they care soon because the sensible supporters are angry and they are not going to continue spending hundreds of pounds on season tickets to watch the club scour Scandinavia for promising teenagers that might net the club a few
million in a couple of years.
Celtic need quality, experience and battlers in the starting XI; what they have is a disjointed and rudderless side stumbling from one calamity to the next.
The way itâ��s going now Rangers wonâ��t need to worry about major investment in the summer because Celtic will have gifted them �£20million.
Thatâ��s �£10m from the Cham-pions League from last yearâ��s capitulation in the league and another 10 on the way for next seasonâ��s competition.
The buck usually stops at the manager�s door, but there are a few other guilty parties in the surrendering of the title before the month of January is out
You know who you are!
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Algeria play their rivals Egypt today, should be a tasty game !
Wanting Boughy to go all the way, we can manage without him the rest of the games ! Go Boughy Go !!!
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Main thing is wee take 3 points tonight. It is a big evening in the race for the title as both of us could easily slip up.
Hibs have a massive chance, think i might throw a quid on them to win 3-2 at 66/1 ? Have good strikers and Celtic will be playing with a weakend defence anything could happen
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Charlie Adam was a great player in his first season for us, scoring many goals. He then got injured, not playing in a run of games, played out of position, doesnt help that the fans decided to have something against him.
It was Hutton before him, one a 9m player, the other a 5m player. Time we gave Fleck, Little etc all a break
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Good luck to him, of course we miss him but he is doing his country proud, all the best big man
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Close the gap on Celtic !
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Apparently they broke 4 rules, not just 1 that's why they are dumped out.
You say it wasnt a contest anymore, but at what scoreline doesn't it become a contest ?
A part of me says a bit harsh, but this should happen to all clubs that do this. Will stamp out all of this stupidity
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Own goal by Coventry levels the score at 1-1
Extra time bounds
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i hear what you're saying mate, but in order to make it a more attractive event, IMO Tynecastel would have been a better venue. Hampden will only be filled to half its' capacity, whereas Tynecastle would be bursting at the seams with a real cup tie atmospehre filling the ground. It would be a bettro occassion for those at the game and those watching on TV. Also, Edinburgh isn't a million miles away.
Good idea, but like the other poster said i probably wouldn't go if it was in Edinburgh.
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I just got �£104 for my Nokia N95 8gb, so my Samsung Jet only cost me �£96 !
Bargain
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Would be a good deal for them
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As i said in another thread, Lee for up front. Him and Miller could work well.
Miller is on fire, then McCulloch has got the height, strength and an eye for goal
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Take It On The Chin - My New Favourite Quote
in Rangers Chat
Posted
http://takeitonthechin.net/
He likes saying this, he must have one big chin !
Any way 338mph is my best !
Enjoy
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