BLUEWISDOM
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Spoke to the owner of seventh heaven after game on Sun,told us Greegs was steaming in his place so he got him dropped off at his house and he was o.k when he got out of the car.Time for him to get shot of her,she is a dog anyway.
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Good on Jim Duffy for his criticism of McNeil for his classless remarks on how refs have been against the beggars for the last 50 years and how it is only said after defeats,but more important were his comments that as a youth it was forever being forced into him that refs are against Celtic and that after this constantly happening, you began to believe it even though you had never noticed it,I was also told this by an ex neighbour and former Celtic player Ronnie Glavin who also added that you are told that in any interview to say how fantastic the fans are.Brainwashing?
No wonder their fans are so odious and paranoid when their disgusting club constantly takes the pish out of them and encourages them to be paranoid to keep them on board.
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Are Celtic the most Unsporting and Dishonest football club in the history of the game?
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. . . Scottish, or your own Nationality ?
proud to be British,proud to be Scottish,proud to be a W.A.S.P.but its the Rangers for me.
WE ARE THE PEOPLE AND WISDOM WILL DIE WITH US.
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shows how bitter and twisted this odious creature who does not even know his own name is.,could it be his beggar schooling could not teach him how to spell McGuire.so according to this little runt the fact we are 10 points clear,scored more goals,lost less goals,are better looking,better spellers and are not immigrants has nothing to do with the Rangers but all to do with the pride of southern oirland,sums him and his beggar colleagues up Big John King.
WE ARE THE PEOPLE AND WISDOM WILL DIE WITH US.
Are WE ready for War ? Are WE ready for War ? Are WE ready for War ?
READY,READY,READY. WISDOM.
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shows how bitter and twisted this odious creature who does not even know his own name is.,could it be his beggar schooling could not teach him how to spell McGuire.so according to this little runt the fact we are 10 points clear,scored more goals,lost less goals,are better looking,better spellers and are not immigrants has nothing to do with the Rangers but all to do with the pride of southern oirland,sums him and his beggar colleagues up Big John King.
WE ARE THE PEOPLE AND WISDOM WILL DIE WITH US.
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Published on 18 Feb 2010
Tony Mowbray’s time at Celtic is almost at an end.
In my mind, he is a dead man walking as Celtic manager and the next 10 days look like determining his fate.
It won’t be the fans’ calls for him to go that eventually ends his eight-month association with the club, should he lose or draw against Dundee United or Rangers.
No, the parting by mutual consent will come from a board panicking at the thud of season tickets being returned to the Parkhead door in disgust at Celtic losing the title for the second season in succession to one of the most mediocre Rangers sides I can remember.
The buck stops with the manager for failure, but there are other culprits in this farcical situation the club is currently mired in.
They find themselves trying to claw back 10 points on a team that contains a 39-year-old veteran in defence, a workmanlike midfield, a Celtic reject and a £3.5million waste of money.
The catalogue of mistakes is damning on and off the field, and the performances and results are evidence enough that it is not working under Mr Mowbray.
During his stewardship, Celtic have played 39 games, won 19, lost 11 and drawn nine. When Mowbray arrived at Celtic, as second choice, in June 2009, the proclamation from chairman John Reid was: “The fightback starts here, today.
“And there’s nobody better to lead that fightback than Celtic’s own, and Celtic’s manager, Tony Mowbray”.
In Mowbray’s words, he wanted to make Celtic “feared and respected in Europe”.
“We’ll be trying to emulate good football,” he said. “Try to give the supporters a brand of football that they can be proud of; score goals, win trophies, play with a panache and style.”
Feared? No. Respected? No. Scared? Yes!
The defending has Celtic fans looking through their fingers in the stands or, for many ‘stay-away’ supporters, popping up from behind the couch with a quilt over their heads.
I’ve said all along that, with this defence, Celtic have to score three goals to win.
I am sorry, I was wrong, after last Saturday at Aberdeen; it’s five to win a game. Fifty goals scored, 28 conceded and a team now heading into the United game on Saturday without Darren O’Dea, Jos Hooiveld (injured again) and Glenn Loovens, not to mention the suspended Aiden McGeady.
Who’s to blame? Mowbray takes the brunt with a team that contains four loan signings, only one of whom has a realistic chance of staying on. Does that strike you as a long-term plan or short-term panic?
Hooiveld was signed while unfit and I’ve already gone over the complete lack of urgency to get more cover in central defence at the start of January rather than the end.
Defensive mistakes since the transfer window opened have cost Celtic 12 points in their last eight SPL games. There are no excuses.
Remember the bravado of some Celtic fans about the players brought in and what was going to happen in the title race?
Rasmussen has started one match and made three substitute appearances, Ki has had three starts and three sub appearances and Zheng Zhi hasn’t reached double figures in matches started since he arrived last September.
As if to add fuel to the fire – or in this case to try and put out the fire – Tony then appoints Scott Brown captain of Celtic.
Everyone thought the new captain was on his way out; we must have been misled? Could we have been wrong?
Tactical decisions have been bewildering, but since I’m not paid to make those decisions, I have elected not to dwell too much on Brown at left-back at Rugby Park or Robbie Keane’s substitution at Pittodrie.
The financial results released by Celtic this week show a drop in turnover from the last manager’s failings and the increase in debt shows the new boss has not spent it wisely or in the right areas.
You cannot fool all of the people all of the time.
Clueless, rudderless and by the time the final whistle goes at Ibrox on February 28, they will be SPL trophy-less.
Chief executive Peter Lawwell has stated: “We have strategies in place for the further development of the club.”
It won’t be with Tony Mowbray at the helm.
Boydy is one thing Gers can count on
Rangers in debt off the park and indebted to Kris Boyd on it as they booked their place in the quarter finals of the Active Nation Scottish Cup last night with a narrow win over St Mirren.
Don’t worry about the fact this game won’t be released on DvD. In fact, if Sky decide to keep anything other than Boyd’s goal in their digital library it will be by mistake ... this was sheer torture.
Kyle Lafferty could set a new record by failing to score in 13 games and netting just twice in 28 outings.
The least said about the match the better. More interesting, surely, are the financial results and my discussion with Rangers chairman Alastair Johnston.
My reading of the situation is the bank still calls the shots, the club still have massive debt and despite interest from other parties, Sir David Murray holds the key to any eventual sale.
There’s no doubt the club want to keep Walter Smith as manager, but would you want to hang around as even more cuts are made in the summer?
I got the feeling from the chairman that Donald Muir is an unwelcome thorn in the board’s side and Mr Johnston was trying to box clever with his words about his dealings with Lloyds TSB.
There are more difficult times ahead for Rangers, but thankfully for the club there’s no-one putting any pressure on them claiming the money from the Champions League this year again …
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nothing this odious creature says should surprise any Bear.It is just another of their little P.R. stunts to deflect away from the performances of their team and to keep the great unwashed,brainwashed and behind this most dishonest and unsporting of football clubs.
WE ARE THE PEOPLE AND WISDOM WILL DIE WITH US.
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Reid comes out with a cracker
"We believe Celtic deserve to be at the top of the Scottish Premier League. That where we ought to be and that’s why we are helping to rebuild the team."
NUUUUUURSE
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MURRAY,S BIGGEST PROBLEM WAS THAT HE BACKED THAT LITTLE DUTCH B-----D OF A MANAGER TO THE HILT WHO THEN FLOODED US WITH MORE DUTCH B-----DS WHO AS WELL AS CREATING DRESSING ROOM PROBLEMS ALSO BLED US DRY.Sold us out for his jack mcconnell knighthood, banning the TBB and has now bled The Rangers dry. -
WHAT CAN YOU SAY ABOUT KEANO. WELL YOU CAN SAY HE IS PETER CROUCH,S UNDERSTUDY,A FOURTH CHOICE STRIKER FROM A THIRD WORLD COUNTRY PLAYING FOR A SECOND RATE TEAM MANAGED BY A FIRST CLASS DIDDY.
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. . there wisnae a signin ?
WHAT WE HAVE BARRING INJURY WILL DO.WE WELCOME THE CHASE.
Vanguard Bears official complaint
in Jimmy Bell's Kitroom
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Well done Vanguard Bears ,dont let it die,keep up pressure on Press Complaints and N of W. till you get some kind of response.
WE ARE THE PEOPLE AND WISDOM WILL DIE WITH US.