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Tam1967
post Mar 13 2004, 06:38 AM
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Celtic have come on leaps and bounds since Martin O'neill (our savour) joined us in that wonderful summer of 2000. Noone could have guessed the impact he was to have on Celtic. His achievements have been phenomenal and there is plenty more to come. That victory over Barca must rank right up there in all his achievements. Barcelona are one of the greatest clubs sides in the world and have been for many years. They have the greatest player without a doubt in ronaldinho hes just magic and was applauded off by some of the vast hoops support, (myself included). It was the best game i have been to in my life as a Celtic supporter and you'd be surprised how many i have been to in spite of only being 15. It makes me proud to be a Celtic fan and the only thing which spoiled the night was the barca fans who chanted during the minutes silence for the lives taken in the bombings in madrid. Everything apart from that made me proud to be a celt, and i will take pride in telling my children and theirs that i seen Celtic beat Barcelona...
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post Mar 13 2004, 08:21 AM
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It was a brilliant result and shows more what a fortress Parkhead has become.

74 games unbeaten at Parkhead since August 2001
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post Mar 13 2004, 08:53 AM
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74 and counting!

Fort bloody knox m8, heres to another 74! This club can go even further than the position we are in now but we need the money and there needs to be some wise decisions made in the summer. Its either take this club forward or just go back the way.
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post Mar 15 2004, 05:18 PM
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Once MoN signs Jay-Jay, and with a little more experience, it'll be Champion's League quarter-finals next year. And from there... well, I wouldn't rule anything out.

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post Mar 15 2004, 05:55 PM
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Any more news on the Okocha situation?
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post Mar 15 2004, 10:48 PM
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I don't think he will go to us to be honest, he stated a lil while ago that he would not like to go to a smaller league but you can't rule anything out where O`Neill is concerned.

If he doesn't get Okocha then go for Robbie Keane. Would be a smashing replacement for God.
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post Mar 16 2004, 10:40 AM
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A dont think we could get j-j, there will be much more lucrative offers than we can give him. All depends on what happens this summer with mon, the board and ��� etc
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post Mar 16 2004, 12:08 PM
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QUOTE (Observer @ Mar 15 2004, 10:48 PM)
I don't think he will go to us to be honest, he stated a lil while ago that he would not like to go to a smaller league but you can't rule anything out where O`Neill is concerned.

If he doesn't get Okocha then go for Robbie Keane. Would be a smashing replacement for God.

I've been saying go for Robbie for MONTHS!

That guy will be brilliant if we were to sign him. And he wouldnt be looking for outrageous wages, he'd be happy playing for Celtic.
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post Mar 23 2004, 10:14 AM
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Indeed mate.....


Anyways tomorrow night is the big night and its off to O`neills to get drunk with the Scots/Irish and sing Rebel songs ;) and watch the Hoops get through into the next round I HOPE....


C'mon The Hoops

Hail Hail.
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post Mar 23 2004, 10:24 AM
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O'Neills where?
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post Mar 23 2004, 10:26 AM
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Glasgow...Not sure where it is as its my mates fave pub. I usually go to the gallowgate or Failte, all i know its in the city centre i hope lol.
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post Mar 23 2004, 12:19 PM
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O'Neills is on Sauciehall Street mate,not my fav pub,bit commercial,bit too Oirish if you know wot a mean.personally id recommend the Brazen Head down the Gorbals,brilliant atmosphere,always go b4 the games at parkhead.

Regarding Eire Og/Gary Og hes playin the Barrowlands on Good Friday with Charlie and the Bhoys. Ill check it out and see if hes still got the magic,anybody who can make it definitely get in for tickets the now!

As for the Jay JAy debate,my m8 works in Cameron House (5 star hotel loch lomond) and says he was talkin to a Bolton Director who said that Celtic were in for him and that the deal was defnitely a goer. Dunno if its bull but my mate seemed serious.

Hail Hail!
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post Mar 23 2004, 01:21 PM
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Nice about Eire Og and Charlie and the Bhoys. Do you just get tickets down the Barras or can you order them or what?...Ive never seen them live so it would be good fun...
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post Mar 24 2004, 11:57 AM
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How much for the tickets mate..I was going to get one tomorrow but a wee bit skint at the mo..All I could afford is max 15 quid.
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post Mar 24 2004, 01:27 PM
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Your in luck mate,�12 a pop. Im gettin mine from ticket scotland office on argyll street. Go to the Charlie and the Bhoys homepage for the full list of sellers (i sound like a salesman!):
Charlie and the Bhoys homepage

Guaranteed a quality night,ive not seen Gary Og live but C.A.T.Bs were immense.
Catch you there!

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