Martin Luther

Aye I posted it when we were 1 up I was bored at the grinding out of the result. Never a pen but you have to expect that when you play this way no margin for error.

Never a penalty fucking terrible performance Rangers Unacceptable.

oh and on that run we did seem too struggle the next game after the away European game.

On our tremendous run to Manchester 08 All our ties were played home then away which I personally think suits the way the team set up in Europe with all the onus and pressure on the home side to get a goal after what was normally a tight 0 0 result at Ibrox. But now the roles are reversed now and I wonder if the tactics can still be the same ?.

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"My mother died of a brain haemorrhage when she was just 51 and they told us she could have been saved if she'd had a hospital bed. Why are we spending that money on this visit when we could invest in hospital beds?" fucking shocking and unbelievable somebody in the stokes family had a brain.

My link NEIL LENNON'S furious father vowed last night to boycott Celtic Park after fans booed his son. Gerry Lennon was stunned when he heard his boy being jeered on television during last week's UEFA Cup first leg semi-final draw with Boavista. And speaking from his home in Lurgan yesterday he said: "Of course I was upset when I heard it on the TV. "I've spoken to Neil and he knows how I felt. It was a disgrace. "This is the only way I can make my own personal protest at Neil's treatment." However Lennon Senior will not extend his stay away protest to all Celtic games. He added: "I'm not going to home matches, but away games are absolutely different - that's where you get the real supporters and I don't feel there would be any problems." Midfielder Lennon - who quit the Northern Ireland international set-up after receiving death threats - also broke his silence over his treatment from the fans. He said: "I get booed at every other ground in Scotland so I suppose I might as well get booed here as well. "I wasn't happy about it. I thought it was uncalled for and unjustified. I will forgive it in time, but it's hard to forget and I was very disappointed with it. "My dad wasn't over for the game, but he was watching it on TV and he could hear what was going on. "He was really upset and he told that he wouldn't be coming back to see me play at Parkhead because of what happened. "He's obviously proud of me playing for Celtic and this has hurt my family more than me." Lennon was slaughtered for passing the ball back to keeper Rab Douglas from the halfway line and boss Martin O'Neill was involved in a heated exchange with punters behind his dug-out as he begged for patience. Lennon explained: "Boavista were sitting back and trying to break up our attacks, but you have to be a bit more patient in European football and try to move the ball around the park. "When you open them up a little then that's the time to play the ball forward. "At that level of football if you lose possession it can take a long time to win it back again, wheras domestically it isn't so difficult to do. "The manager has come out and said his piece which was pleasing. It was big of him to do that because he didn't have to. "I also got a good reception against Kilmarnock on Sunday which was nice and overall I enjoyed the game." Lennon is singled out at every away ground in Scotland for abuse and he blamed the media for the treatment. He shrugged: "I've no idea why I get that kind of reception at other grounds - I think a lot of it is to do with how I'm put across by the media. "People try and make out that it's some sort of sectarian thing, but I certainly never had any problems when I first came up to Scotland. "I am perceived through the press to be completely different to the person that I am." Celtic fans' chief Peter Rafferty condemned the treatment of £6million man Lennon. He said: "Fortunately it was a small minority of a 60,000 crowd. It was audible, but I'm glad to say nothing like the encouragement he got after it. "There was a high level of expectation of this game and it put extra pressure on everyone." Meanwhile Lennon joined in the Parkhead condemnation of the SPL's decision to schedule the final Old Firm game of the season for Sunday, April 27 - just 56 hours after the Hoops return leg against Boavista. He added: "It's a slap in the face for the club, the players and the management after the efforts we've put in this season. "Two clubs abstained from the vote which I found difficult to understand, but the whole thing smacks of hypocrisy."

From a rheptile site. "In the second half of the Boavista game, Neil Lennon mad (sic) a pass back to Rab Douglas from about 25 yards out, which was met by loud grunts from a large section of the Celtic crowd, and boos from a small minority. To anyone who did boo Lennon, you should be ashamed of yourself, and should not return back to Celtic Park. The guy tries his heart out for the team, and that is all I have to say on the matter." surely they booed him cause he is a "pure Northern Irish Kafflick man" Just like they have tried to tarnish the whole of Dundee FC crowd for booing him on his debut. Not because he is aggravating C@nt.

Where was Andrew smith earlier in this season when rangers were top of the league and SFA refs and familys were in fear of their life from crazed conspiracy theory spouting celtic supporters. Short fukin memory's.