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Anthony
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My first game was Celtic v Clyde 92/93 season,don't remember much about the game but we beat them 1-0.What was yours and what year?
michael duffy
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celtic v Valencia fair cities cup 1962,2-2, 4-6 on agg. floodlights,full house,frank ifield "I remember you" on the tannoy,don't remember much about the game though,it was my pre stella days!! HH
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Anthony
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Just listened to that song on youtube there Michael lol ma ears are bleedin!
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Anthony
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Brilliant Boab no watched that one before cheers!
boab1916
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If you search or i find there is colour footage from Celtic archives, some crowds in those days i think everyone was at the tax scamming back then. Turnstyle click
michael duffy
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ah still have flashbacks Anthony!! ma ears!!!!Just listened to that song on youtube there Michael lol ma ears are bleedin!
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Anthony
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Looked it up there Boab 126000 at that game madness!A wis born in the wrong era!Much better in the colour
boab1916
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Never born in the wrong era to be a TIM. i wished i could have got to see McGrory, McGrory probably wished he got to see Kelly from 1888, the grass is the same on our side of the fence.
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Anthony
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Sorry Millsy am just on the other day cheers fur sharing mate
No worries ! Always nice to reminisce - even about the ones we lost . Sometimes !
fergusslayedtheblues
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I honestly cannot remember my first celtic game .my earliest memories were of waiting outside the pub with some crisps and then my da lifting me over the turnstile to get into the then rangers end of Celtic park .my da and all my uncles used to stand beside the pylon were the floodlights went through the roof of the stand .
I always remember he used to say to my ma ,Mary there's no point taking him ,he just sits digging for worms .(the old stand set up with dirt and wood .
I have been blessed to be on god's earth during some of the biggest achievements of the team I love 1964 and counting
not bad for a worm picker
I always remember he used to say to my ma ,Mary there's no point taking him ,he just sits digging for worms .(the old stand set up with dirt and wood .
I have been blessed to be on god's earth during some of the biggest achievements of the team I love 1964 and counting
not bad for a worm picker
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Maria
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Celtic v Juventus think it was 81. I was a kid and can’t remember it. But i think we won
Great first game to go too with it being juventus but i can’t remember it, how shit is that ?
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The Shamrock
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Like you, fergus, I was going to Paradise when I was only a wee thing and used to dread walking away up the London Rd. I enjoyed watching from my dad's shoulders or perched on a rail but always had to get a piggy-back home.
Wee Fergus's Bunnet
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As a wee boy born and raised in Parkhead my pals and I would trot up to the game , get a' lift over' and spend the first half behind whatever goal Celtic were attacking , then at halftime wander round to the other goal to watch the rest of the game .
I couldn't tell you much about the early matches I attended as I was there mostly for mercenary reasons -At full-time we would collect as many bottles as we could - there was a deposit on bottles ( 3 pence in old money ) - and cash them in .
I couldn't tell you much about the early matches I attended as I was there mostly for mercenary reasons -At full-time we would collect as many bottles as we could - there was a deposit on bottles ( 3 pence in old money ) - and cash them in .
The Shamrock
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Gingie boattles, Fergus. Gless cheques we called them as well. Used to spend hours rounding them up for sweetie money.
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Maria
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Maria
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Gingie boattles, Fergus. Gless cheques we called them as well. Used to spend hours rounding them up for sweetie money.
We called them rammies ha
