Here ave chinged ma mind about mcweedy !

[BLUEDIGNITY 33,647]

Can't help feeling it's all a load of pish, you can be sure he'll be playing against us.

[bluepeter 5,627]

Let him play, Captain Kirk will sort him out again

[Blue Stars Bearette 1]

Can't help feeling it's all a load of pish, you can be sure he'll be playing against us.

think there is something in it whether he plays against us or not

[BLUEDIGNITY 33,647]

Let him play, Captain Kirk will sort him out again

He'll be playin, him and that fcuk wit the holey goley, they'll probably throw on vinegar too, hope they are all playin, I can't wait !

[Thermopylae 15,287]

If he goes down south every team will have a Hutton to play him out of the game ... so if he's smart he will make his peace with wee gordon and stay a big fish in the SPL

[Blue Stars Bearette 1]

If he goes down south every team will have a Hutton to play him out of the game ... so if he's smart he will make his peace with wee gordon and stay a big fish in the SPL

true he can be pocketed quite easily

[WVB 2,560]

http://celtictalk.org/index.php?showtopic=8651

QUOTE

FORMER Celtic player Gil Heron has died at the age of 87. He passed away in a nursing home in Detroit on Thursday, November 27.

Born in Kingston, Jamaica, Gil had been playing in the United States and was invited to Scotland and took part in a public trial at Celtic Park on August 4, 1951, scoring twice in the game.

It was enough to impress the club who signed him and he made his debut on August 18, 1951 in a League Cup tie against Morton at Celtic Park. He scored once in a 2-0 victory.

He stayed a year at Celtic, making five appearances and scoring two goals before joining Third Lanark.

He eventually returned to the United States, settling in Detroit. He was also the father of famous jazz musician, Gil Scott-Heron.

Match Postponed

[BLUEDIGNITY 33,647]

http://celtictalk.org/index.php?showtopic=8651

QUOTE

FORMER Celtic player Gil Heron has died at the age of 87. He passed away in a nursing home in Detroit on Thursday, November 27.

Born in Kingston, Jamaica, Gil had been playing in the United States and was invited to Scotland and took part in a public trial at Celtic Park on August 4, 1951, scoring twice in the game.

It was enough to impress the club who signed him and he made his debut on August 18, 1951 in a League Cup tie against Morton at Celtic Park. He scored once in a 2-0 victory.

He stayed a year at Celtic, making five appearances and scoring two goals before joining Third Lanark.

He eventually returned to the United States, settling in Detroit. He was also the father of famous jazz musician, Gil Scott-Heron.

Match Postponed

Strapon says the last thing we are thinking about is football, thats why I pick mcanus and caldwell every week !

[papaguy51 912]

We could learn a thing or two from their PR machine.

How they ever got £1.5m for Craig Beattie is beyond me.

[WVB 2,560]

We could learn a thing or two from their PR machine.

Right. I nominate MikeBlue, Boab & Briton to go on hunger strike. That'll be a good start.

[papaguy51 912]

We could learn a thing or two from their PR machine.

Right. I nominate MikeBlue, Boab & Briton to go on hunger strike. That'll be a good start.

We can produce an RM Anniversary dinner plate

[BLUEDIGNITY 33,647]

We could learn a thing or two from their PR machine.

Right. I nominate MikeBlue, Boab & Briton to go on hunger strike. That'll be a good start.

We could eventually have commemorative dinner plates commissioned for them !

[TMWWBK 0]

I'd be shocked if McFadden wasnt playing in Celtic colours by the end of January.

[teddybearjoe 0]

I hope all the beggars are fit to come to ibrox, we destroyed them the last game and an even bigger dooin should shut them up for a while, who cares if mcgeady comes with them or not every time we play them they make up a list of players who are injured or fall out with there manager or get caught pished through the week and everyone of them are always in the starting 11. Bring it on W.A.T.P !!

[NOLUWDC 1]

Celtic football club statement

Newsroom Staff

FOLLOWING a breach of club discipline, Celtic manager Gordon Strachan has suspended Aiden McGeady from training with the first-team for two weeks and has fined the player two weeks' wages.

Gordon's decision has the full support of the Celtic Board of Directors.

[TMWWBK 0]

Celtic football club statement

Newsroom Staff

FOLLOWING a breach of club discipline, Celtic manager Gordon Strachan has suspended Aiden McGeady from training with the first-team for two weeks and has fined the player two weeks' wages.

Gordon's decision has the full support of the Celtic Board of Directors.

Seriously? This is massive.

McGeady's a popular figure in the Celtic dressing room. This could have a domino effect. It also means he'll miss the Old Firm match.

Excellent news.

[MayboleLoyal_atb 3,718]

He has just been suspended for 2 weeks.

[SuperRangers 2]

Was just about to post this

[ayrshire-loyal 3]

aye me too http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/t...tic/7783858.stm

[papaguy51 912]

Superb!

Anyone think Celtic are going to fall apart shortly?

The Tic fans will back McGeady here, simply because of his 'Celtic-mindedness'.

Could be big news for us.

[WVB 2,560]

Suspened by the neck from a tree or lampost i hope?

[Amac9 2,060]

Superb!

Anyone think Celtic are going to fall apart shortly?

The Tic fans will back McGeady here, simply because of his 'Celtic-mindedness'.

Could be big news for us.

It won't matter, we can't fucking win away from home.

[Blue Stars Bearette 1]

'Earlier in the week, McGeady's agent had denied knowledge of any bust-up between the pair.'

like the way they added that at the end of the article.

so no Maloney and no McGeady...Naka guarunteed in so I hope our 'defence' watch out on the edge of the box for the promised Naka collapse moves

[BLUEDIGNITY 33,647]

Aye the wee ghypsy shite is playin, but I'm glad, I hope they are all playin vinegar the lot, cannae wait !

[BLUEDIGNITY 33,647]

Mibees he'll no be playin pity really ! What a fcukin wanker !

http://www.newsoftheworld.co.uk/scottish/s...en-McGeady.html