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matthew123

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You know what Red Devil, and I'm not the first one to mention it, you seem to resort to personal insults when ever you don't like the point being made - there seems to be a strong correlation between you having a weak argument and using foul and abusive language. I've made a mild criticism of United - whereas I've criticised Liverpool most of the last week - and you respond with offensive material. If you look back at my posts, and most other ppls for that matter, I have never verbally assualted any formurites but you seem to think you can get away with it without censure. I'd usually let this pass under the bridge but a response was needed on this occasion.
Mick Mac

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And when offered a spread bet to back up your prediction Matt, you scarpered.


"In eight home games against English sides Celtic have lost only one - 2-1 to Brian Clough's Nottingham Forest in 1983 - while they are unbeaten in their last five. That run includes wins against Manchester United and Blackburn and draws against United, and Liverpool twice.


It's hard to call this one. Celtic have an excellent record at home in the Champions League but if Arsenal turn up and play to their best, they will more than likely walk away from the east end of Glasgow with victory.


The likes of AC Milan when they were European champions, Lyon, Juventus and of course Manchester United have all been beaten at Celtic Park in recent seasons"

Atila Reincarnate

Atila Reincarnate

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> no thanks matt. Dynamo moscow scored after 3 mins

> of the first leg. (But we still dumped them out.)



Shame you're not going to repeat the feat though, especially against The Arsenal.

Atila Reincarnate

Atila Reincarnate

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> ah my friend atila. Lets hope for a good referee a

> good game and a good night. Enjoy.



Oh I'll enjoy, especially when the home crowd goes deathly silent after we score. COME ON YOU REDS!!!!!!!!!!

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Ha ha, touche!


Mick has gone about this all very sportingly, Atila, you'd best hope Arsenal win, as otherwise you need to take your hat off to Celtic, and eat a bit of humble pie mate.


Oh and Matt, that is the most rubbish bet I've ever heard, I wouldn't take that in any match. Any team can always score against another team in the first half hour.

matthew123

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Following Sunday's defeat at Spurs, Rafa could be in trouble with the FA after his post match press conference when he "had theatrically taken a glasses case out of his inside pocket, taken out the glasses and looked through them before putting them away again."


Apparently this gesture, no doubt following on from crossing his arms in front of Big Sam, has been interpreted as an insult to the Ref for not awarding Liverpool two late penalties.

Mick Mac

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Forum Announcement:

Atila and I have decided to have a trial period apart and not to discuss confrontational issues in front of other people on the forum (like tonights game for example).


I just thought I should let you all know.


SIGNED MICK MAC : mick mac

SIGNED ATILA : g..u.y...f..a.l.w...k.e...s...

matthew123

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Celtic were unlucky with the goals, and were quite competitive. It certainly never looked like the walk over I predicted. It's probably too much for Celtic to come back now but maybe with better team selection for 2nd leg they can still cause problems at the Emirates.
Atila Reincarnate

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Mick Mac Wrote:

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> Forum Announcement:

> Atila and I have decided to have a trial period

> apart and not to discuss confrontational issues in

> front of other people on the forum (like tonights

> game for example).

>

> I just thought I should let you all know.

>

> SIGNED MICK MAC : mick mac

> SIGNED ATILA : g..u.y...f..a.l.w...k.e...s...



Well, where do I begin?? I think I'll start with the word of Pat Nevin from 5 live broad cast last night


"I fear for Celtic at the Emirates", or Alan Green (useless Manc loving knob, Northrten Irish but thinks he's English coont) "Arsenal are looking comfortable and this tie is as good as over",


Shall I go on Micky boy?

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