If you could change one result

[McEwan's Lager 30,514]

20 minutes ago, slimjim1690 said:

Marseille, would have finally got to play both Hately and McCoist up front in the final after not having the both of them playing together for one reason or another all through the group stages, I'm certain that would have seen us having a great chance in the final.

You would need to have magically fixed McCoist's broken leg...

[The Hammer 11 2,574]

A lot of people saying Marseille but we went on to do 9 in a row in that decade , win that game and it might not have happened for whatever reason , Manchester all day long for me

[slimjim1690 4,534]

28 minutes ago, McEwan's Lager said:

You would need to have magically fixed McCoist's broken leg...

My bad, thought it was the following season he broke it.

[barrymorrison1 1,033]

8 hours ago, The Specky Liar said:

I think I know where he’s going here. Brilliant for us on the day, prob gave us too much belief for the following season. Also they actually woke up, binned dilia, got rodgers who revitalised them for the next 2.5-3 years.

either that or it’s a wind up! 

[esquire8 42,380]

18 minutes ago, barrymorrison1 said:

I think I know where he’s going here. Brilliant for us on the day, prob gave us too much belief for the following season. Also they actually woke up, binned dilia, got rodgers who revitalised them for the next 2.5-3 years.

either that or it’s a wind up! 

All for a final we didn't win. Not at all saying Warburton would've won the league first time in asking but the tarriers got that wake up call with Deila too early.

[G.E.C. 18,718]

Manchester

Watched the 09/10 season review the other day and I really wish we didn’t rest players in the cup replay against Dundee United. Celtic lost 4-0 to St Mirren the same day and we would have definitely won the treble if we played the strongest XI and got through.

[Jimfanciesthedude 24,506]

Either manchester in 08 or the new years OF game on 98, their first new year win in a decade and it gave them the momentum to catxhus and stop the 10 (i know we fucked it as well, but that result gave them hope and belief) 

[Prso's headband 35,348]

Manchester probably. 
 

2016 final was a hard one to take but it probably meant we’d have been stuck wae Warburton for a bit longer

[Smell the hotdog 4,015]

6-1 v Hibs to erase Scott Allans pass

[.Williamson. 82,018]

56 minutes ago, Prso's headband said:

Manchester probably. 
 

2016 final was a hard one to take but it probably meant we’d have been stuck wae Warburton for a bit longer

Warburton didn’t leave after that final

[Johnstone Burgh 1,637]

3 minutes ago, .Williamson. said:

Warburton didn’t leave after that final

Should have imo

[.Williamson. 82,018]

4 minutes ago, Johnstone Burgh said:

Should have imo

Probably but he actually left because he chose to chase after the Forest job and we took our chance to use that excuse to get rid of him. We were never sacking him if he hadn’t done that 

[Bakbear 3,580]

Not even a debate in my mind. Has to be Manchester. Winning the UEFA cup at that time with that squad would have been not only a remarkable achievement but could potentially have brought additional finances and more exposure to the club and players at the time. 
 

Marseille would be a nice one to change, but we still would have had to beat AC Milan in the final and there are no guarantees there. 

Nothing domestically really matters as much as iconic Euro runs. We should be winners or runners up in all comps domestically every year. Europe we are punching well above our weight. 

[stuart1994 4,302]

Manchester for me, nothing bigger than winning a European competition. 

[BridgeIsBlue 66,604]

Manchester. 

[Bearsden bear 2,376]

Malmo at Ibrox

Think we would have gubbed ludogrets and got a big pot of money.

Cup final against hibs was sore, those wee fannies on the pitch really wound me up too.

And obvs. Manchester.

 

 

[Kaydubya11 580]

Bayern home and away in 1999 champions league & dortmund away in Uefa that same season. We were so good but just so unlucky too at times

[The Specky Forum Organiser 64,477]

3 hours ago, barrymorrison1 said:

I think I know where he’s going here. Brilliant for us on the day, prob gave us too much belief for the following season. Also they actually woke up, binned dilia, got rodgers who revitalised them for the next 2.5-3 years.

either that or it’s a wind up! 

I get that but it's still an absolutely ridiculous shout.

[ayro 2,986]

2 hours ago, Jimbeamjunior said:

Either manchester in 08 or the new years OF game on 98, their first new year win in a decade and it gave them the momentum to catxhus and stop the 10 (i know we fucked it as well, but that result gave them hope and belief) 

That OF game was horrible sure we started with Gazza on the bench and then sold him afterwards which IMO wrote off 10.

He was unfit and not playing well but still had those moments of genius that would have dragged us over the line.

[JackAlex93 11,220]

Manchester all day long.

Zenit were just a class above.

[KeyserSoze 14,521]

53 minutes ago, JackAlex93 said:

Manchester all day long.

Zenit were just a class above.

This, although I do think if we had been a bit more attack minded they were there for the taking. 

[writingranger 1,412]

Our next loss

[stevemac 4,998]

Obviously Manchester, more recently I'd say 2016 Scottish Cup Final.

[KingKirk 25,607]

14 hours ago, scottyc06 said:

What would it be? 
 

On a personal level? Or for the club as a whole? What one result would you change? 

UEFA Cup final still have never watched it back 

[Jimfanciesthedude 24,506]

2 hours ago, The Specky Liar said:

I get that but it's still an absolutely ridiculous shout.

Plus they keep deila and dont improve like they did with rodgers, we dont get gerrard and front load his squad to win the league,