The Celtic Thread

I think Celtic could struggle here. i cant remember the last time we put in a convincing performance at this ground. Another 1 nil will do especially if the forecasts for storms come true.

Missy wrote: It's the same for both teams match their hunger and desire fight for every ball and our class will be the difference. Do none of the above and it will be a long afternoon. The conditions should help us acclimatise for our trip up North midweek

Missy wrote: Somebody will lose their jobs @ SPFL giving us handy 2 games logistic wise in the week of a Zombie game

Snodgrass agrees his 1 year extension at Hull

This rumour will be back same time next year folks   

Edited by tonyjaa - 23 Dec 2016 at 1:15pm

IN the annals of Celtic’s history, only a chosen few exemplify the outrageous talent, skill and inventiveness required to become an immortal – and next year, Celtic FC Foundation will bring two legends back to Paradise for a titanic clash.
SO PUT SUNDAY, MAY 28, 2017, IN YOUR DIARY!
As team-mates, Henrik Larsson and Lubomir Moravcik were at the forefront of one of the greatest Celtic teams of the modern era, achieving legendary status as part of a decorated side that claimed, among many other accolades, a domestic treble in the 2000/01 season.
Henrik’s Heroes versus Lubo’s Legends will take place at Celtic Park at 2pm on the last Sunday in May, with a host of ex-players and celebrities lined up to participate in what promises to be a special day in Paradise raising funds for Celtic FC Foundation, the Club’s charitable arm.
On next year’s charity match, Henrik Larsson, said: “I’m honoured to be involved in this game for Celtic FC Foundation, which I have learned a lot about in the past year. Returning to Celtic Park, where I experienced so many career highlights, will be truly special for me and my family.
“Now, attention turns to assembling a team to beat my old friend, Lubo. I’ll be making some calls over the next few months and pulling out all the stops. There is no way I’m losing this one!”
At the prospect of facing off against his friend and ex-teammate, Lubomir Moravcik, said: “It’s always humbling to play in a charity match at Celtic Park, the site of countless fond memories and personal triumphs. I know what the Foundation are doing and what difference it makes to people which is why I’ve got involved.
“Seeing familiar faces and putting the boots on again will be very exciting and I’m really looking forward to running out in front of the fans again. As far as team selection, I’ll have a few tricks up my sleeve – Henrik has no chance!”
Celtic FC Foundation Chief Executive, Tony Hamilton, added: “These two Celts are truly among the greatest ever to wear our beloved Hoops and I am very grateful that they have given up their time to help Celtic FC Foundation.
“Our work in the community is steadily moving on with the backing of the Club’s supporters and its executive and staff. Having a showcase end to the season will allow us to develop that work and help more people who need it.
“I’m sure this match will be eagerly anticipated by fans young and old, and over the coming months, we’ll steadily reveal who’ll be playing. Rest assured, this will be a day not to miss at Paradise.”

Masonic brother Bobby madden with the whistle for Saturday, he won't have far to run for the after party down to his local lodge in renfrew, has season ticketS at the venue he takex charge at too

I'm off to Paradise tonight HH.

FREEWHEELER wrote: manchesterbhoy wrote: Masonic brother Bobby madden with the whistle for Saturday, he won't have far to run for the after party down to his local lodge in renfrew, has season ticketS at the venue he takex charge at too   Steven McLean is ref according to what I read.

So I see but expect the same as what brother madden would have delivered

McLean's brother and ex hun player and declared for the nordies

Brown or Erik favourites not to last 90 mins

Bouncing in the Real McCoy pre match HH.