The day that happens is the day I sh*t on the moon.Gus the teenage cow wrote:I personally think the clubs may need to consider a merger to truly compete at european level...
The day that happens is the day I sh*t on the moon.Gus the teenage cow wrote:I personally think the clubs may need to consider a merger to truly compete at european level...
fair enough.No Fixed Abode wrote:Win when it matters.
CeLOLtic.
LMAO! The same mcgeady who is second choice to englishman liam lawrence in the ireland side?Tredder wrote:no one in either side laces McGeadys bootsMr Optimist wrote:Gotta love the comments about McGeady getting McCullolch sent off. The same McCullolch who could have been knocked over by a feather duster in at best a handbags bit of pushing with O'Dea. What goes around comes around.
Other than Davis (for large parts of the match at least) thought Rangers looked very ordinary last night.
Once again, in the only big domestic game Celtic will play, McGeady was somewhat poor. Once again very fleet of foot. Once again very quick and direct, but his end product yet again was, for what gus has described as a world class player, absolutely pathetic.Gus the teenage cow on 5th January wrote:I remember people saying ronaldo had no end product when he was mcgeady's agehandbags_harris on 5th January wrote:Lastly, I remember your assertion that Aidan McGeady is "world class". No he's not. He's quick, skilful, and direct, but his end product is consistently poor, and it is the end product that counts. I'm not basing that assertion on one game, I'm basing it on all the games I've seen McGeady play in for Celtic and Ireland. He cannot be considered world class.
oh and tell me who beat 4 players and provided the cross for the one goal celtic did score?
out of all the players in scotland only he HAS THE POTENTIAL to play for a big 4 side
A CELTIC fan was hit by a flare as she watched the Hoops play Lincoln City in a pre-season friendly.
The incident was one of several flashpoints during and after the match, which resulted in 20 arrests.
Two Scots fans, Stuart Stanley, 32, of Uddingston, Lanarkshire, and Ada m Pollock, 24, of Pollok, Glasgow, were held in custody over the weekend.
They were charged with fighting in the street and freed on bail yesterday.
Both will appear at Lincoln magistrates court on August 17.
Five fans, including the girl, were injured as a result of the violence. All went to hospital but were released after treatment.
Local police said a St George's flag was set on fire outside the Golden Cross pub before the match and tensions were heightened by pro-IRA chants.
A smoke grenade was set off.
After the game, which Celtic won 4-1, there were a number of fights involving rival fans.
Of the 20 arrests, 12 were locals and eight were visiting supporters.
More than 1000 Celtic fans travelled south for the match at the Sincil Bank Stadium on Saturday.
Football intelligence officer PC Andy Pearson said: "There was some disorder at the Golden Cross pub and some after the match.
"A lot of that came from the inflammatory nature of the songs from Celtic fans. Many of the incidents were fuelled by alcohol.
"We will be seeking banning orders for those arrested."
Before the match, police had to deal with a fight between two Celtic supporters in the city and a separate brawl in the away end of the ground.
During the game, a number of flares and smoke canisters were set off in the stadium.
There were further problems outside the Golden Cross where five of the arrests were made.
Af terwards officers were called to several fights on the lower end of the High Street where rival supporters clashed.
Lincoln City, who are in England's League Two, are managed by ex-Celtic striker Chris Sutton.
scotLOLandpaultheroyal wrote:Celtic just about out of champions league already. Truly awful. For the first fm
in years I believe the so called top two will be split by another team.
+1Big Foot wrote:My annual CeLOLtic
When will people stop with this crap, it pops up every season - it'll never happen. Despite celtic being as crap as they are, i'll happily make a bet with anyone they'll finish top two next season again.paultheroyal wrote: I believe the so called top two will be split by another team.
What about the champions?Silver Fox wrote:What about Rangers?
Not sure if I'm covering old ground hombre, but are you aware of the actions & chants of their fans at the friendly vs Lincoln the other week?sandman wrote:Whatever you think of them as a club I think it's a shame for British football that they won't be in the CL. They were the first British winners of the European Cup and they did it with local players something that I can only imagine happening in my lifetime.
Plus, if they performance the the way they did last season - and they're lucky they don't have to go through the qualifying rounds as well - it won't be long before Rangers are also out of the competition.
There have been some great players and managers who have come from Scotland (not just the Old Firm) and it's a shame to see that league decline even from the standards that I have seen since I started watching football in 93.
Lol at Celtic all you want but this is bad for British football.
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