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Bridie Bhoy
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"That goal"! It secured the green and whitewash against the taxdoging Deadco FC.
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1977 champions.
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50 Shades of Green
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Who Dat between Big Peter and Pat Stanton??? Thought it was George McCluskey but thats him in the front row.
Magnificent 7
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Looks like Andy Lynch
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Good shout.. Could be..
Who knew there were toilets in the stadium back in these days
Bridie Bhoy
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I think you went meant to pee onto that wall (rather than into a bottle or in the terracing).Who knew there were toilets in the stadium back in these days
Remember seeing a guy nearly cut his nob off when in the jungle , remember pre ring pulls and you opened cans with a can opener and worked round the edge to widen the hole to pee in , so the guys peeing into a can Celtic score and the whole jungle surges forward and the guy catches the afore mentioned appendage on the serrated edge , one for the oldies remember when First aid on the terraces was needed folk waved their hankies next thing the guys on a stretcher being wheeled round the track holding a scarf over the wound ,I think you went meant to pee onto that wall (rather than into a bottle or in the terracing).
If the injured person is part of the noise hope your better.
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DILLIGAF
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Michael and I's favourite, big Charlie Mulgrew
Hat tip to the Glasgow Celtic Supporters page
Charlie Mulgrew's Father, a joiner to trade, died just as he was getting into his stride and so missed him collecting all his individual silverware. He’s remembered in a tattoo on Mulgrew’s right arm: “Death leaves a heartache no one can heal, love leaves a memory no one can steal.”
“My dad was a big influence on my career. He always believed in me and I was always aware of that. He couldn’t watch me play, though – too nervous! If one of my games was on the telly, he’d leave it recording and only turned it on later if he’d managed to find out if we’d won. He did come to a Scotland Under-21 international at Rugby Park but had to hang round the back at the pie stand.”
Hat tip to the Glasgow Celtic Supporters page
Charlie Mulgrew's Father, a joiner to trade, died just as he was getting into his stride and so missed him collecting all his individual silverware. He’s remembered in a tattoo on Mulgrew’s right arm: “Death leaves a heartache no one can heal, love leaves a memory no one can steal.”
“My dad was a big influence on my career. He always believed in me and I was always aware of that. He couldn’t watch me play, though – too nervous! If one of my games was on the telly, he’d leave it recording and only turned it on later if he’d managed to find out if we’d won. He did come to a Scotland Under-21 international at Rugby Park but had to hang round the back at the pie stand.”
