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Hair of the Dog - Loch Ness Monster Sightings
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Christie talks of tearful Caley after Celtic’s late rally, courtesy of The Belfast Telegraph.
Over-the-top quote of the article: “Celtic have made a habit this season of conceding first before winning but yesterday’s last-gasp comeback in this Scottish Cup quarter-final was so late and so stunning that the Loch Ness Monster could have surfaced in the […]
Tags: Celtic, Hair of the Dog, Inverness Caley Thistle, Rangers, Kenny Miller, Shunsuke Nakamura, Steven Pressley, Loch Ness Monster, Tag IndexMatch Day Review - Celtic 2 - Inverness 1
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When I find better clips, I’ll post them, but here are two of the two goals from Steven Pressley in 89 and Kenny Miller in 91, respectively.
Finally, a nice little post game interview with Steven Pressley about the match and about his first goal for the club.
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Category: CelticMatch Day Review - How do you spell ‘invincible’?
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Scottish FA Cup Quarterfinal Match
Inverness - 1 (Bayne, 18)
Celtic - 2 (Pressley, 89; Miller, 91)
Celtic continue to baffle even their own faithful. As one fan who called into the post-match radio show, “it’s games like this would teach the Parkhead fans not to leave before the final whistle.”
That’s really all you can say about this. […]
Category: CelticOf Bhoys and Men - The Moray Firth
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Tomorrow, Gordon and the Bhoys travel up to Inverness for a Scottish Cup quarterfinal. In reading up on the match, I kept coming across the oft-used local phrase that most Scottish newspapers utilized in denoting the local of Inverness - at the southwestern corner of the Moray Firth.
A Firth, for those unfamiliar with loose […]
Talkin’ with Strachan - Cup not so ebullient
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In Sky Sports, Gordon Strachan, perhaps blinded by the success of Celtic’s UEFA Champions League, has come out to say that the Scottish Cup competitions ain’t what it used to be.
“Both cups are losing their glamour for various reasons…It’s definitely not as glamorous for the spectators as it used to be…I remember FA Cup […]
Tags: Tag IndexAlberto Gilardino to star in “The Greg Louganis Story”
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Milan frontman Alberto Gilardino, as reported in The Scotsman, refuted the booking awarded him in Tuesday’s UEFA Champions League match.
“I was touched and I tried to keep going to get round the goalkeeper, but I eventually lost my balance. If I had been sneaky and fallen immediately, I probably would have had a penalty. It […]
Category: CelticMatch Day Review
By: Cham | 4 Comments
Paradise Lost?
A lot has been said to Celtic’s credit these last 24 hours, the youthful defensive presence - like that of Darren O’Dea getting his first Champions League start - standing their ground against the Italians and drawing nil-nil.
But is Celtic, leaving the Paradise of Parkhead for the Milan of early March, without a goal […]
Category: CelticOf Bhoys and Men - Gonna need a montage!
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On the Road to Athens
Over-the-top montage on the triumph and pain Celtic has experienced this year’s UEFA Champions League run. Over the top, indeed.
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Talkin’ with Strachan - Priorities
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A great article in The Herald has a great discussion between Celtic manager Gordon Strachan and his always exciting self published just prior to Celtic’s away match at Aberdeen. The recent 2-1 victory at Pittodrie over Aberdeen occured only days before Celtic’s long-awaited UEFA Champions League Round of Sixteen match, playing host to AC Milan. […]
Tags: Tag IndexHooligans on Film - Scretcherings Gone Wrong
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More fun found on youtube. While watching some poor lad get stretchered off during the Man City / Preston North End match, I remarked that there’s got to be a few Scretcherings Gone Wrong. And with all things youtube, if you will it, it is so.
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Category: Hooligans on Film
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