The Deadner
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There was a rumour a while back that Thierry Henry was in with a shot of the Celtic job. Who would you rather there John, him or Keane?
Roy Keane.
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Now that's a very unchristian question to be asking Deadner
The Deadner
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As pat short would say, straight forward enough question, straight forward enough answer required....Now that's a very unchristian question to be asking Deadner
Just giving me a choice between them two? Won't you be a good Christian now and a few more options made available please
Hoopy427
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Hope your going to say a decade of the rosary tonight for such blasphemy HoopyKeane, Henry or.... Ally McCoist?
T
Tony
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Always thought you were a fuckin hun ..Keane, Henry or.... Ally McCoist?
Hoopy427
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Always knew you were a fud!
According to Saul
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Well said squash.HH
According to Saul
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Sorry, should be,squady.HH
Mancbhoy670
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Why? She's past itA want tae sleep wae Liz Hurley but it’s no gony happen
Ally
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Woodbinebhoy
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I've said before, RK was a great player but has he a plan and like his predecessor is he up to date with modern coaching methods. Our new manager must be a clever European competitor who will bring through young players as the only way to find out how good they are going to be is to give them access to the first team.
Mancbhoy670
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I agree fully sir. The only people who want to see RK as celtic mgr are in the marketing division at sky, they would be wetting themselves at the chance to promote the ex man u, versus the ex Liverpool legend. I have said this before, the instance slippy leaves Ibrokes sky will follow him as quickly as they can. HH.
To true mancbhoy and this is a concern for me, as sky seems to have so much influence within the game these days.
We have already had to endure a pantomime season with their involvement and a RK appointment with only increase the pantomime viewing imo.
I want celtic back, to where we should be, winning trophies and playing good football and not participating in this whole pantomime shitshow
Mancbhoy670
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There are 2 reasons that slippy has won this season and neither of them have anything to do with slippy. No1, Peter Lawwells desire to protect his bonus, and No1 the coaching at ibrokes, the only player they have that's good enough to get in our team is shagger, the number of games he has saved them in is too numerous to say, apart from that it has been the collective coaching of the team that has won the league for them. And I have to say that even the cabal that is Scottish refereeing couldn't guarantee them so few goals against. HH
boab1916
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Does the huns in the media rely on the single brain cell shared among them.
By
Graeme YoungDaily Record sports writer
Well that’s shite and not true
Steven Gerrard’s side have secured the league championship with six games to spare.
2016-17
The league – the Hoops' sixth in a row – was clinched with eight games to spare following a 5-0 thrashing of Hearts at Tynecastle on April 2 as Rodgers' men celebrated Scotland's earliest title triumph in 88 years.
Brendan Rodgers’ Invincibles did not lose a single domestic match as Celtic cruised to an unbeaten treble. The league – the Hoops’ sixth in a row – was clinched with eight games to spare following a 5-0 thrashing of Hearts at Tynecastle on April 2 as Rodgers’ men celebrated Scotland’s earliest title triumph in 88 years.
2013-14
Neil Lennon’s Celtic won the title with seven games to spare (Chris Clark/PA)
Neil Lennon’s Celtic clinched the title on March 26 with a 5-1 away win against Partick Thistle. The title was sealed with seven games remaining as the Parkhead men ultimately finished 19 points ahead of Motherwell to make it three in a row. Attacking midfielder Kris Commons was the league’s top scorer with 27 goals.
By
Graeme YoungDaily Record sports writer
- 07:23, 18 MAR 2021
Well that’s shite and not true
Steven Gerrard’s side have secured the league championship with six games to spare.
2016-17
The league – the Hoops' sixth in a row – was clinched with eight games to spare following a 5-0 thrashing of Hearts at Tynecastle on April 2 as Rodgers' men celebrated Scotland's earliest title triumph in 88 years.
Brendan Rodgers’ Invincibles did not lose a single domestic match as Celtic cruised to an unbeaten treble. The league – the Hoops’ sixth in a row – was clinched with eight games to spare following a 5-0 thrashing of Hearts at Tynecastle on April 2 as Rodgers’ men celebrated Scotland’s earliest title triumph in 88 years.
2013-14
Neil Lennon’s Celtic won the title with seven games to spare (Chris Clark/PA)
Neil Lennon’s Celtic clinched the title on March 26 with a 5-1 away win against Partick Thistle. The title was sealed with seven games remaining as the Parkhead men ultimately finished 19 points ahead of Motherwell to make it three in a row. Attacking midfielder Kris Commons was the league’s top scorer with 27 goals.
Hardly surprising boab, when you have been constipated for over 10 years that's an awful lot of shite to have been bottled up, so out of the goodness of our hearts we gave them the laxative by handing them there 1st title, now the release of shite is just so enormous now, Glasgow should receive an award for British gas for its help in the extra supplies of natural gas from the release of such an amount of shite
boab1916
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Old Covid New Covid
Glasgow should receive an award for British gas for its help in the extra supplies of natural gas from the release of such an amount of shite
