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Scottish Premier League News 2005/06
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Captain Shamrock
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Buckfast said:
Nice one.
I miss the old Irn Bru. The bakery around the corner serves it but it's over ****ing $2 for a small can.......
Gangsters.......
Captain Shamrock
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Livingston 0 Celtic 2
With the win, the Huns are already officially lost the title we gave them last year. How many games are left? Anyway, I missed the first half thanks to not knowing they had moved their clocks forward.
I saw the whole second half and Celtic started with authority and scored 2 goals in a span of 10 minutes.....The second one was a very soft penalty....but I guess you could say it helps make up for all the stonewallers missed this year.
Nakamura and Lennon were the two best players in the second half and Lennon won the MOTM....so that is two games in a row where he has been MOTM.....
Telfer went out with an injury, which is not a bad thing from a footballing side of things.....And unfortunately, Mark Wilson had to take himself off too with an apparent thigh injury???//
Either way, one more win will clinch the league and it would be great if we could do it against the mini-Huns on April 5th.
Shouldbegoingforsixinarow CSC
With the win, the Huns are already officially lost the title we gave them last year. How many games are left? Anyway, I missed the first half thanks to not knowing they had moved their clocks forward.
I saw the whole second half and Celtic started with authority and scored 2 goals in a span of 10 minutes.....The second one was a very soft penalty....but I guess you could say it helps make up for all the stonewallers missed this year.
Nakamura and Lennon were the two best players in the second half and Lennon won the MOTM....so that is two games in a row where he has been MOTM.....
Telfer went out with an injury, which is not a bad thing from a footballing side of things.....And unfortunately, Mark Wilson had to take himself off too with an apparent thigh injury???//
Either way, one more win will clinch the league and it would be great if we could do it against the mini-Huns on April 5th.
Shouldbegoingforsixinarow CSC
Rangerforever
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You should have drank your Irn Bru 32.
Wakey, wakey...
We need help from the 'Tic.
Cnuts...
So it would be good for us as well if you beat the Jambos.
Pires to Rangers?
I like it.
Wakey, wakey...
What the fcuk is an alikira? said:
We need help from the 'Tic.
Cnuts...
So it would be good for us as well if you beat the Jambos.
Pires to Rangers?
I like it.
Captain Shamrock
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Rangerforever said:You should have drank your Irn Bru 32.
Wakey, wakey...
We need help from the 'Tic.
Cnuts...
So it would be good for us as well if you beat the Jambos.
Pires to Rangers?
I like it.
No chance with Pires and if so......how many games will be try in? Bit of a flake ya know......Artetaesque......
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Rangerforever
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Man Utd confirm Keane testimonial
Manchester United have confirmed that Old Trafford will host Roy Keane's testimonial match with Celtic on 9 May.
The former United skipper spent 12-and-a-half years at the club before moving to the Hoops in November 2005.
Keane said: "I am grateful to Manchester United for awarding me a testimonial game and to Celtic for agreeing to participate in it.
"I look forward to returning to express my appreciation to the fans for the support that they have given me."
Keane made 479 appearences for United before his surprise departure by mutual consent last year.
Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson said: "This is something that we wanted to do this season as Roy started the season with us.
"The supporters want to recognise the unbelievable contribution and success he had with the club.
"He was a fantastic player and captain for me and I hope he gets the proper send off he truly deserves. It will be fantastic night for everyone."
Manchester United have confirmed that Old Trafford will host Roy Keane's testimonial match with Celtic on 9 May.
The former United skipper spent 12-and-a-half years at the club before moving to the Hoops in November 2005.
Keane said: "I am grateful to Manchester United for awarding me a testimonial game and to Celtic for agreeing to participate in it.
"I look forward to returning to express my appreciation to the fans for the support that they have given me."
Keane made 479 appearences for United before his surprise departure by mutual consent last year.
Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson said: "This is something that we wanted to do this season as Roy started the season with us.
"The supporters want to recognise the unbelievable contribution and success he had with the club.
"He was a fantastic player and captain for me and I hope he gets the proper send off he truly deserves. It will be fantastic night for everyone."
Anton Rogan
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Wouldn't expect anything less from a big hearted club like Celtic to allow the man to participate in his testimonial and be a part of it.
Doubt the ugly bigots who frequent ibrox park to sing sectarian bile would stand for such a thing.
Doubt the ugly bigots who frequent ibrox park to sing sectarian bile would stand for such a thing.
Captain Shamrock
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Well said, Anton, and welcome aboard. Nice to have another Tim around.
Hail Hail
Hail Hail
Rangerforever
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How 'bout Big Headed Club?
Indeed.
Yes.
Welcome aboard Anton.
I look forward to many more of those enjoyable, witty, posts.
The kind of posts this web site was built upon.
The kind of posts that everyone on TTP loves to read on the SPL thread and put it on the map in our community.
Here! Here!
Hail! Hail!
Away tae fcuk Tit.
Thanks for coming out.
Indeed.
Yes.
Welcome aboard Anton.
I look forward to many more of those enjoyable, witty, posts.
The kind of posts this web site was built upon.
The kind of posts that everyone on TTP loves to read on the SPL thread and put it on the map in our community.
Here! Here!
Hail! Hail!
Away tae fcuk Tit.
Thanks for coming out.
Funny how the Tims forget about their muppets mimicking an airplane in the face of Reyna after 911... Classy bunch of hipicrits!!! Welcome TTP Anton Rogan, although I believe the ignorant sectarian wankers weren't allowed to board the boat and were left back at the docks in Britain!!! (except for Bucky, he snuck in via a suitcase)
GEROY.
GEROY.
Anton Rogan
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As I recall, it was one fan with bad taste more than a few years ago. I would never condone, support or defend what he did. Nice exageration, feel free to add more bollox.
I'd love to talk about the season, with 17 points clear of our nearest rivals, the mini Huns. Any Hearts fans here that I can gloat to?
I'd love to talk about the season, with 17 points clear of our nearest rivals, the mini Huns. Any Hearts fans here that I can gloat to?
Captain Shamrock
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Guinness said:
As usual, at the end of one of your mouthwatering posts.....I ask...
What the **** are you on about?
UEFA Investigation Loyal.........BTW, it's hypocrite I think........I thought you would know that word better than anyone Guinness........
Rangerforever
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This is way too fcuking easy
Hmmmm.
How about the tons of bananas being thrown at Mark Walters at Parkhead?
But that's funny stuff innit?
Let me think about this for a minute about words to describe this.
Hmmmm.
Bigots?
Racists?
As I said ya stunned fcuking cnut, go back into your wee fcuking world and think about it and shut your fcuking pie hole bitch.
Well done on the league.
How was your Euro campaign this year by the way?
Fcuking Hail Hail that Tit.
Anton Rogan said:
Hmmmm.
How about the tons of bananas being thrown at Mark Walters at Parkhead?
But that's funny stuff innit?
Let me think about this for a minute about words to describe this.
Hmmmm.
Bigots?
Racists?
As I said ya stunned fcuking cnut, go back into your wee fcuking world and think about it and shut your fcuking pie hole bitch.
Well done on the league.
How was your Euro campaign this year by the way?
Fcuking Hail Hail that Tit.
Captain Shamrock
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Re: This is way too fcuking easy
RF,
Don't be bitter, big man. Your Euro campaign ended like Celtic's........being knocked out.
As for the Walters' incident, disgraceful stuff and fortunately that sort of racism doesn't exist at Celtic Park anymore. Now, monkey chants at Ibrox? Still a common occurance.......apparently. I'm just the messenger though, so I could be wrong.
Now what is this UEFA investigation all about?
Rangerforever said:
RF,
Don't be bitter, big man. Your Euro campaign ended like Celtic's........being knocked out.
As for the Walters' incident, disgraceful stuff and fortunately that sort of racism doesn't exist at Celtic Park anymore. Now, monkey chants at Ibrox? Still a common occurance.......apparently. I'm just the messenger though, so I could be wrong.
Now what is this UEFA investigation all about?
Captain Shamrock
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Nice one, Billy Boy. Anton Rogan played on my cousin's youth team in Belfast before heading to Celtic. My cousin ended up playing for Cardiff City and destroying his hip.
Anton had a promising career for awhile but broke his leg twice within a 2 and a half year span......the same leg.
Anton Rogan played on my cousin's youth team in Belfast before heading to Celtic. My cousin ended up playing for Cardiff City and destroying his hip. Anton had a promising career for awhile but broke his leg twice within a 2 and a half year span......the same leg.
Anton Rogan
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I'm sure we can dig 20, 30, 40 years into to past and each find embarassing tidbits about our clubs support. In recent years Celtic fans won the UEFA fair play award, Huns are under investigation.
Anton Rogan
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btw, convincing win by Rangers today. I'm sure the evil horde are pleased.
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