Hair of the Dog - Loch Ness Monster Sightings

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 adjacent Moray Firth at full-time and nobody in the Caledonian Stadium would have noticed.”

Nakamura breaks bone in left hand, courtesy of sportinglife.com.

Miller hoping late sting is first of many, courtesy of The Scotsman.

Miller’s seeing a bit more burn in the last few Celtic matches, including the UEFA Champions League match, and a game winning knock to send the Bhoys on to the Scottish Cup semifinal.

Pressley happy with Celtic’s ‘nevery-say-die’ approach, courtesy of Ireland Online.

And, why not…

Rangers play follow the leader again, courtesy of Scotland on Sunday. he he he…

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Category: Celtic, Hair of the Dog

Tags: Celtic, Hair of the Dog, Inverness Caley Thistle, Kenny Miller, Loch Ness Monster, Rangers, Shunsuke Nakamura, Steven Pressley

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