Good shout KA. The wee man was great for us. Fast and strong. Remember he scored a screamer at the Bumhole Garden that totally silenced the orcs. The MIB didna like him scoring and booked him for scoring. Stewart Dougal was goat abuser in chief that day. Stan Petrov scored that day too.
Some goal Richy,knew he was scorin as soon as he started runnin towards big Amo
Afore ma time Michael, not in the Celtic archives?
searched everything Galway,ah go ocd wi this stuff and it's doin ma nut in!!!!!Afore ma time Michael, not in the Celtic archives?
Not the best ma self China try Google Celtic fc players from the time you think he played, p.s if he was shite don't bother me again!!
aw man, Galway,he wiz gonnae be ma unsung hero,played in the same side wi' paddy crerand!Not the best ma self China try Google Celtic fc players from the time you think he played, p.s if he was shite don't bother me again!!
Paddy crerand? think ma Da wiz just coming home from Korea, and wizzy nae thought of!
HH mate.
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Seen it Michael funny as!this bhoy!
Irish prankster gives family one last laugh with a pre-recorded funeral message, from the grave | Fox News Video
The deceased man, Defense Forces veteran Shay Bradley told his daughter it was his dying wish to leave the pre-recorded message.
Must be like the Club deck mob! Naw we're no dead....tears for souvenirs! Take it up with company/club/ company!!Seen it Michael funny as!
Night Michael, you don't know it but you gave me a wee shoulder,Just look at absurdly nonsense of the survival lie gives an indication.......club deck aye..company naw...club naw..."as wee Billy bigot weeping thru his tears .....said it's over "whatever did he mean? Sorry just love there pain and it will never be forgotten.
Naw no that one! HH ☘☘☘
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Thanks Boab,thought ah wiz goin senile!CELTIC: THE AWAKENING: RUMBLE IN THE JUNGLE
TODAY CQN brings you the fifth EXCLUSIVE extract from Alex Gordon’s book, ‘CELTIC: The Awakening’, which was published by Mainstream in 2013. The book covers the most amazing decade in the club’s…
1962/63 campaign.
Most of the usual suspects were in place when the new season kicked off with a League Cup-tie against Hearts at Parkhead in August. Frank Haffey was in goal with Dunky McKay and Jim Kennedy remaining at full-back. The wing-halves on either side of Billy McNeill were Pat Crerand and Billy Price. John Hughes, of whom big things were expected now he was being recognised as a first team regular, spearheaded the attack and Charlie Gallagher, Crerand’s cousin, would be playing immediately in front of him in the inside-right position with Bobby Murdoch occupying the same role on the left. Bobby Lennox was fielded on the right wing with Alec Byrne on the opposite flank.
We often think that too Mick!
