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Take Care of Business: Caley Preview
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After Rangers defeating Dundee United today, Celtic will have to travel up north on Sunday on short rest to take on Inverness Caley Thistle to keep the lead in the SPL to 4 points. While Caley is in currently in the relegation zone, trips to Caledonian Stadium have always been tricky for Celtic and [...]
Tags: Caley, Celtic, Chris Killen, CIS Cup Semi-Final, Glen Loovens, Hibs, Match Previews, Rangers, relegation, SPL, Stephen McManus, Transfers, Willo FloodFlood affects Hampden and Celtic Park.
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When it rains, it certainly pours for Irish International Willo Flood (see what I did there?). Yesterday, Flood bounced one off of the bar for his current club Dundee United during the penalty shoot out of the CIS Cup Semi-Final against Celtic, which ultimately cost United the game. Er, tough luck about your [...]
CIS Cup Semi-Final and The Transfer Season Can Start Now
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So tomorrow Celtic takes the short trip to Hampden to take on Dundee United in the Semi-Final of the CIS Cup, in what might be the first big match, will maybe not for everyone, in Celtic’s trip towards silver. Celtic remain in all three domestic competitions still, but there is a much more pressing [...]
Celtic Answers the Call and Kljestan ups his price
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After a disappointing loss the week before against Aberdeen, Celtic got back to winning ways and extended their lead to four points over Rangers, after Aberdeen continued their assault on the teams of Glasgow by drawing Rangers Saturday. A Scott McDonald double and a goal from captain Stephen McManus was enough for Celtic to [...]
Gut Check Saturday: Celtic v Hibs Preview
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Friends, Colleagues, and Fellow Celtic fans, I have officially declared Saturday January 24th “Gut Check Saturday” for Celtic players, coaches, administrators and fans. After enjoying a seven point advantage, as well as a seemingly financial advantage over Rangers, the lead in the Scottish Premier League has been whittled down to two points with a [...]
Tags: Aberdeen, Artur Boruc, Barry Robson, Celtic, Derek Riordan, Gary Caldwell, Gordon Strachan, Hibernian, Lee Naylor, Mark Brown, Match Previews, Sacha Kljestan, Stephen McManusHelp us Lukasz Zaluska, you’re our only hope
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So remember after Artur Boruc let in a howler of a goal in the cup tie against Dundee? There was talk about whether or not Boruc should be dropped….yeah, about that…Marc Brown had to fill in for the Holy Goalie when pulled a groin muscle in warm ups before the match, except that would [...]
Bah Bah Gordon, have ye any wool?
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Hopefully the answer to that question this Sunday will be “Yes sir, Yes sir, three points full.” Token sheep references aside (surely not to be the last of the blog), Gordon Strachan returns to the place of his Scottish glories as Celtic travel up north this Sunday to take on Aberdeen. Celtic are [...]
Category: CelticTransfer Rumors
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The new year always brings in the second silly season of the football year, also known as the transfer season. Celtic fans can fondly look back at rumors of every player with the surname of Keane being linked to Celtic in a possible move, but with Roy looking after the dogs somewhere in Manchester [...]
Category: CelticCeltic 2-Dundee 1: Is Boruc Undroppable?
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Apologies for the lack of a match preview this week, but technology issues prevented me from writing one. My technological woes were resolved in time to view Celtic’s fourth round match of the “Homecoming” (aren’t the Huns telling us to go home? Are they slotting us as the cup winner already?!) Scottish Cup [...]
Possible friendly against St. Pauli?
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In “Duh, it’s about time this happened” news, Randalstown CSC is reporting (I’m not a big fan of the paper they heard the news from) that Celtic might be the possible opponent for a “high profile friendly” for Bundesliga 2 side St. Pauli. The match would commemorate St. Pauli’s centenary. St. Pauli is [...]
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