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Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I remember sitting down to watch that Celtic > Rangers match. Sky sports said and your referee > for todays crucial game is Hugh Dallas. My mate > turned to me and said "forget about it now Mick". > How right he was. > > Throwing a pound coin is a big expense for a > Celtic fan. Id say it paid dividends except Dallas > got up and looking through his bandages gave > Rangers a penalty about 30 seconds later. Hugh > wasn't about to let a bit of blood get in the way > of his mission that day. > > Rangers fans after the match were talking of > getting Dallas 12 shirts printed for the next > season. Read that just now on a Rangers forum (and > got out alive) Don't let the fact we absolutely battered you that day get in the way of a good old conspiracy theory.

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > malumbu Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > > Now back to important matters. > > > > Mourinho is an arse. Yes or no. > > Way ahead of you on that, , posted on Saturday > night. > > > > > Support your local team. Yes of no. > > I'm a Liverpool supporter from South London so > can't claim to support my local team. Can only > claim that I got interested when I lived in > Liverpool. > > > > > > Admire Malumbu being the only Englishman in the > Jungle at Parkehead. Yes or no. > > Yes. > I always remember watching a Scottish cup match > between the old firm on telly in the late 90s and > some loon was being stretchered out of the crowd > having fallen from the top tier to the crowd > below. He was still fist pumping from his > stretcher and I remember sitting thinking "what a > bunch of total nutters! ". Ha - that wasn't a Scottish Cup match. It was the day Rangers won the league at Parkhead. Same day the ref was hit by a coin from the Celtic fans and had to be treated on the pitch. Same day three Celtic fans invaded the pitch to try and get at the referee. Said referee also had his windows smashed in at his home after the game.

Who the hell are you to tell me or anyone else that we're finished on a certain topic. You really do think a lot of yourself. Typical Celtic response - always blame everyone else than acknowledging the scum bags in your support. So that reaction was Arsenal's fault?! Fu*k right off. Singing songs about the death of Lee Rigsby was probably Brentford's fault too huh?

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Otta Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Alan Medic Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > >. > > > Personally I think people should be able to > keep > > quiet for a minute as a mark of respect to > those > > who it means something to. > > > > > > > > AM I do know the history. Read my last post. > My > > point is exactly the same as the one you made > > earlier. I'm not asking them to wear a poppy or > > change their views, but just to " keep quiet for > a > > minute as a mark of respect to those who it > means > > something to" (your words). > > > > We seem to agree yet you're trying to argue > with > > me. > > > Yeah but there wasn't a minutes silence at Ross > County. You write as if there were and it was > abused by Celtic fans. > You're speculating as to what might have happened. The fact they have spoiled so many in the past probably means they'd have done it again.

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Celtic wore a poppy on the shirt and made a > donation to the poppy appeal. A minutes silence > would not have been observed as a significant > proportion of the fan base is Irish and not big > fans of the army for obvious reasons. Er. No they didn't. Not a poppy in site. It's a shame that county decided to fold to the lowest of your fans knowing that a silence would be spoilt. Pretty poor week for the reputation of 'the greatest fans in the world'.

There was a minutes silence at every ground in Scotland today. Bar one.

Where's McCotter? He has been very quiet since Celtic got beaten on Wednesday... I thought they were the new Brazil and Lennon the new Ferguson the way he was going on about them after their narrow 2-1 win over a poor Ajax team at Parkdump? Perhaps he went and now has an extended stay? http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-glasgow-west-24869318

Tut tut tut. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-glasgow-west-24850753

Depends on square footage and quality. I've read before anywhere between 1000 and 2000 quid per sq metre.

Not a bad week. Only about 20 more of thsoe needed!

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Rangers announce ?14.4M losses for 13 month period > to end of June. What did they spend that on? A few one off costs to get the club back up and running but also lots of ridiculous pay and bonuses for the current bunch of crooks and thieves with their snouts in the trough. FFS the FD got a ?200k bonus for us winning the bloody third division. Hopefully they get their jotters at the AGM and we get a board interested in the goodness of Rangers rather than lining their own pockets.

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > People starting to sing Neil Lennon's praises as a > manager finally. Well done again NL, no money, no > captain, key injuries, 10 men, no worries. As no one else really cares, I need to bring you back down to earth Michael. You beat a very average Ajax team at home and, if you saw the game, would agree you were lucky. They hit the post at 0-0, you get a soft(ish) penalty and a hugely deflected goal then they missed a few chances that should have been put away. They had nearly 70% posession - are you really happy with that at home? And you say a win with 10 men, pfft, he got sent off in the 88th minute - it's not as if you had to play with ten men for half the game??!! Anyhoo, I still predict you'll finish bottom of the group unless you get a result in Amsterdam. And yes, before you say it, I am enjoying life in Division one.

Oh FFS, how bloody annoying. I entered my predictions on Friday afternoon but I must have not pressed "update".

Teamm supported: Rangers Where from: No where really - born in Cyprus to Scottish parents (Forces brat), lived in Wiltshire, Gloucester, Dumfries, Glasgow, Carlisle, London and now the USA. Reason: Old man was a Rangers/Liverpool man but I didn't really follow either initally - from the earliest I can remember I was a huge Spurs fan... up until 1994/95 when we moved north of the border and was finally exposed to the craziness that is the Old Firm. Didn't really support Rangers until season 97/98 when they were stopped by Celtic winning 10 in a row. Still route for Spurs, but Rangers are my number 1.

8:55 for the goal of the season!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CMEKsB4Y1Sk

I don't think the email reminder works as I didn't get one and completely forgot this week. Can you add on Maxxi's at the end of the year?!?!

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Group H > > > > Barcelona(ESP) > > > Milan(ITA) > > > Ajax(NED) > > > Celtic(SCO) > > > Hmmmm - some good nights out. :) Celtic FC - nil poi!

How do you set up the email reminder?

Anyone interested in a 50 quid (no pound sign on my keyboard!) fantasy football league? I've ran one for the past 5 years or so and we usually have a bout 2k in the pot for prizes. I do prizes for League 1-5 Cup winner Cup runner up Highest scoring game week Manager of the month (maybe 1, 2, 3 this year). Drop me a PM if interested. We use the Fantasy Premier League website so no cost to enter.

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Not quite Gareth Bale territiory but...Celtic move > to replace Hooper with Ajax's Derk Boerrigter. He > will be in the squad for the champions league > qualifier tonight against Elfsborg - he looks like > a good signing to me for less than we sold Hooper > for. > > Ajax (second period) > > On 14 April 2013, coming on as a substitute for > Christian Poulsen in the 75th minute, Derk > Boerrigter scored the match winning goal against > rivals PSV Eindhoven in the 77th minute off a long > assist from his teammate Christian Eriksen, in > which he challenged PSV's defender Erik Pieters > and then shot the ball past Boy Waterman the > keeper, only two minutes after having been brought > in. The match ended 2?3 for Ajax, and proved to be > a crucial win for the Amsterdammers, with only > four matches left to play in the season. Ajax > topped the table at that stage with 66 points, > leaving PSV in third place position with only 60 > points in the title pursuit.[12] On 13 July 2013 > Derk Boerrigter scored a hat-trick in the first > half of a 1?5 win over his former club RKC > Waalwijk, in a pre-season friendly encounter > scoring in the 17', 21' and 28' minutes, helping > his side to a 1?3 lead.[13] > > Celtic > > On 30 July 2013, Boerrigter signed a four-year > deal with Celtic.[14] What's your thoughts on Lennon threatening Bangura not to play in tonight's game MM?

StraferJack Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Several mosques have been bombed lately > > I am not damaged (directly) > I am not injured (directly) > I will carry on in life just fine > > But it's not ok. Those are not the criteria I use > to judge something Slightly different and you know it.

DJKillaQueen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Er SCS I did say exactly why it is offensive in > two posts on thread neither of which you have > bothered to read obviously. > > Otta, I have worked with Stephen Fry. He would > absolutely not find the suggestion that indian > restaurants need illegal immigrants for their > underpants as the secret ingrediant to a korma > recipe funny. No you didn't. You said "if you can't see why it is offensive blah blah blah".... and then something about your Indian friends would find it offensive. You didn't actually say WHY it offended YOU. As per most people getting offended these days, I think that you think that you SHOULD find it offended just "because". What's the damage to you? Are you injured? Can you carry on in life? I think you'll be ok petal.

I saw DJKQ today.

DJKillaQueen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Lady D finds the comment offensive for the same > reasons I do, and the others that find it so do. > And I'm sure Stephen Fry even would get why it is > offensive too. That's fascinating that you can read her mind. Neither of you have actually explained WHY you find it offensive.

LadyDeliah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > SCSB79 Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > LadyDeliah Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > Yep, UncleBen's comment is offensive, but > he's > > an > > > offensive little pr@&k anyway, so what else > > would > > > you expect? > > > > > > WHo is it offensive to? > > > I found it offensive. And? Why? ?It's now very common to hear people say, 'I'm rather offended by that.' As if that gives them certain rights. It's actually nothing more... than a whine. 'I find that offensive.' It has no meaning; it has no purpose; it has no reason to be respected as a phrase. 'I am offended by that.' Well, so fucking what.? Stephen Fry.