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Words cannot express how totally fuckin DEVASTATED I am at this moment.
All I'm gonna say is Cheers for the memories this year Celtic, we fought to the last, and to lose out on the league after winning 4-0 away is sickening.
I don't wanna say anything else, I'm too gutted and upset. I'm away to get absolutely fucked.
What can I say? I knew it was a bad omen when my wee boy came home today from a basketball tournament where he got a silver medal hanging off a green/white cord. 10 out of 10 to the Bhoys for being great sports and never giving up. They really deserved better ...
Never thought I'd say this, but Scottish football was for me two of the five highlights of the 2002/2003 football season:
It'll be interesting to see how long the Rangers success lasts with 80 odd million pounds worth of debt.
Originally posted by Push It'll be interesting to see how long the Rangers success lasts with 80 odd million pounds worth of debt.
Depends on the Champions League. Could go either way cf. Leeds (£90m debt - tits up) or Chelsea (£96m debt - OK'ish).
Marco, i believe its that piece of real estate on the kings road that means your lot are ok rather than the CL
Hello Mr Shades - about time you came over to say hello
Cheers everyone - I went out and got totally fucked, the time I wrote the above piece - I was in the depths of despair, when I'd finished I got shower and shaved to New Order playing VIETNAM on repeat, which cheered me up a wee bit, then I went to face the music with what seemed like every HUN in Corby was out.....which wasnae a pretty sight
After 3 hours of "Unlucky ya fenian bastard" from I cheered up immensely. The missus is a Celtic supporter as well - so we consoled each other;)
Ach well, we'll definitely win the league back next year.
And Marko - 5 interesting choices matey. Zola's goal was indeed a beauty
Unfortunately, I attended a train journey alongside a group of returning Celts. Never before have I witnessed the consumption of so many bags of snacks, by so few. Wine gums and Doritos kicked the gig off, washed down with tins of Red Stripe. Then onto breaded products which were liberally scattered around the cabin. Next up was the chocolate round which was almost like watching foxes surrounding a scared rabbit. More ale followed alongside the consumption of full sugar coke (approx. 9 gallon barrel) and orange juice.
At half time it was encouraging that the Celts elected to place their leftovers in a plaggy bag which must have been bottomless. The second half was somewhat of a blur, with crisps, snacks, chocolate, bread, meat and pickles rolling into one ginormous conglomerate of teeth killers. The Red Stripe became more popular after a while ... but I must confess I can't confirm the outcome of their route as the mighty green stripes headed on for another 3 hours of feeding as we vacated.
I'm not sure what they would have eaten if they had won? - probably the wheels of the train.
After reading Huntsy's post - I have now been restored to The Happy One Jorge....well played Huntsy
F*** it! I'm, still pissed!
So, let's examine "the achievement".
To win a league title in which you are awarded a record 26 penalty kicks in 38 games, in which your own referee gets to handle 5 of your games, awarding 7 of those penalties (one in the 95th minute last Sunday, just in case Celtic netted a really late goal at Rugby Park) and throws in the CIS Cup Final for good measure and in which you are thrown the lifeline of an easy home game against a team that consisted of six of your own supporters, is managed by the biggest Bluenose in Scottish football, a man whom the Oil of Ulay man himself described as "a good Govan man" (I'll leave those in the "know" to decide what exactly that meant!) and with an assistant manager who is a Shankhill Road Orangeman wasn't exactly challenging was it?
Come back when you've acheived something on your own back, rather than something which has only been won with the assistance and collusion of others, i.e when you've done something in Europe.
Other than that, I'm not too bitter.
Once again, well done The Glasgow Rangers.
Let's do it all again, real soon?
That's the kind of thing our 5-a-side team used to come out with.
A day later we realised and admitted we were pummelled fair and square.
Originally posted by Huntsman That's the kind of thing our 5-a-side team used to come out with.A day later we realised and admitted we were pummelled fair and square.
Not quite the same Huntsy.
And they think Celtic fans are paranoid? 26 penalties in 38 games says it all really;) And Nathan - you forgot to add that Rangers also had 10+ players sent off against them when they were either drawing or getting beat!
But like you.....I'm not bitter
Schultz, what I meant was simply that refs. can bend games but over a season if your team is poo poo then you will do dog turd. If your team is cream tea you will earn a Rich Tea. e - t - c.
Originally posted by ShugZV©
Hello Mr Shades - about time you came over to say hello
I would sooooo love to see Chelsea v. Celtic twice a year in the Premiership. Imagine Sutton showing us what a "mistake" we made selling him for £8m 
