michael duffy
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pity he couldnae play fitba'!I remember seeing graffitti carved into a bench in a college lecture hall early 90s "Stuart Slater walks on water".
pity he couldnae play fitba'!I remember seeing graffitti carved into a bench in a college lecture hall early 90s "Stuart Slater walks on water".
Always mate!! Faithful through and through.Aye but you were still CELTIC
Your aw wrong Stuart Slater put ma bum on a seat(couch) the psychos chairpity he couldnae play fitba'!
I me to, our bus driver decided to park about a mile past every other bus, must have been incase he caught covid 19 fae another driver either that or he was just a tubeI got pished wet through walking back from the game. I hope Clay's happy
Probably a hunI me to, our bus driver decided to park about a mile past every other bus, must have been incase he caught covid 19 fae another driver either that or he was just a tube
See the season at Hampden a fuckin loved it wee were poor but tommy wiz trying tae make a steak outa fuckin eggs but loved it yer teams yer fuvkin team
Aye, been there in the bad times which was hard when you were brought up in the Lisbon Lions era. My dad used to take me to every home game and if we ever lost i was distraught. How the fuck can someone beat my beloved Celtic? I'm taking nothing forgranted these days and enjoying every minute of our teams superiority.I had to stop playing the season before and that year at Hampden was only my second season book. It shows you how fucked up Scottish juvenile, amateur and junior football was that they arranged fixtures at the same time as senior games???
That was some time, Ian. Tommy was pushing elephants up hills, but then we got big Pierre and he scored a belter against the jambos on his debut. I never used to bet on or against Celtic at that time, but I started putting them on the pools as a draw every week. I lost count of how many 1-1's there was that season, but for someone that only got to 5 or 6 games a season because of playing, those two seasons were still great memories for me (in spite of how depressing it could get). Got nowhere near a renewal when Fergus upped the prices and there was a waiting list the length of London Road, but a group of us chipped in and managed to get to a decent share of games on the one book.
It was seasons like that that strengthened the resolve though and makes you appreciate what it is we're doing now. Fuck, I would have bit your hand off for a League Cup, never mind a quadruple treble.
I was the decade after, stevie, and it was when United and Aberdeen were doing their thing. I remember being more anxious playing the Arabs than any game against the huns, but I guess I was lucky in the sense that Celtic were still in and about the trophies during that period.Aye, been there in the bad times which was hard when you were brought up in the Lisbon Lions era. My dad used to take me to every home game and if we ever lost i was distraught. How the fuck can someone beat my beloved Celtic? I'm taking nothing forgranted these days and enjoying every minute of our teams superiority.
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too true mate mind going up tae pay for my season ticket ffs thought they were giving them away four hours in a que great daysI had to stop playing the season before and that year at Hampden was only my second season book. It shows you how fucked up Scottish juvenile, amateur and junior football was that they arranged fixtures at the same time as senior games???
That was some time, Ian. Tommy was pushing elephants up hills, but then we got big Pierre and he scored a belter against the jambos on his debut. I never used to bet on or against Celtic at that time, but I started putting them on the pools as a draw every week. I lost count of how many 1-1's there was that season, but for someone that only got to 5 or 6 games a season because of playing, those two seasons were still great memories for me (in spite of how depressing it could get). Got nowhere near a renewal when Fergus upped the prices and there was a waiting list the length of London Road, but a group of us chipped in and managed to get to a decent share of games on the one book.
It was seasons like that that strengthened the resolve though and makes you appreciate what it is we're doing now. Fuck, I would have bit your hand off for a League Cup, never mind a quadruple treble.
I was a ballbhoy in centre of the Jungle the night we won the league with 10 and Murdo hit a screamer. Happy days pal.I was the decade after, stevie, and it was when United and Aberdeen were doing their thing. I remember being more anxious playing the Arabs than any game against the huns, but I guess I was lucky in the sense that Celtic were still in and about the trophies during that period.
I mind my Da' and his twin coming back home in the early hours when 10-men won the league. He was buzzin and bouncing off the walls wie nary a drop to drink. That's when I realised that football is the greatest drug known to man (only took me another 10-years to realise it was the greatest downer too).
At least when we were playing we could influence and affect games........when you're watching, it's fly by the seat of your pants time.
I was drunk in the front of the jungle that nightI was a ballbhoy in centre of the Jungle the night we won the league with 10 and Murdo hit a screamer. Happy days pal.
Ian, the ticket office had set up a phoneline for credit cards. When my mate eventually got through and asked for four books, the lassie answering was pishing herself laughing?too true mate mind going up tae pay for my season ticket ffs thought they were giving them away four hours in a que great days
Did I day Forrest? I meant McGregor lolI meant eddy griff and forrest lol