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Originally posted by eireland eireland wrote:

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To be expected really. That defensive isn't good enough for Scotland, it is hardly going to be good enough for Europe. Benkovic is a huge loss.

I expected Valencia to be better, they look ordinary enough.
Have Celtic conceded a goal in Scotland this year? 
No. They also haven't played had any really difficult fixtures. St. Johnstone away was the trickiest and the defence looked appalling,albeit better than away at Rangers and Aberdeen.

There is no shame in losing to Valencia, but there has to be in the manner of the defeat. All they had to do was press Celtic's defence to get mistakes and Rodgers decided to persevere with Plan A, largely because it is all he has got. He got everything wrong last night, a regular occurrence in Europe.
 Celtic have to look at how other clubs are doing it in Europe.
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2 Tickets for Celtic V Aberdeen 9th March with 1 nights stay in Jurys Inn Glasgow available if anyone wants it. £100
just because they lost last night you’re not going. Joke of a fan you are
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Originally posted by pre Madonna pre Madonna wrote:

Originally posted by eireland eireland wrote:

Originally posted by pre Madonna pre Madonna wrote:

To be expected really. That defensive isn't good enough for Scotland, it is hardly going to be good enough for Europe. Benkovic is a huge loss.

I expected Valencia to be better, they look ordinary enough.
Have Celtic conceded a goal in Scotland this year? 
No. They also haven't played had any really difficult fixtures. St. Johnstone away was the trickiest and the defence looked appalling,albeit better than away at Rangers and Aberdeen.

There is no shame in losing to Valencia, but there has to be in the manner of the defeat. All they had to do was press Celtic's defence to get mistakes and Rodgers decided to persevere with Plan A, largely because it is all he has got. He got everything wrong last night, a regular occurrence in Europe.
 Celtic have to look at how other clubs are doing it in Europe.






Another fan of the Swiss Ramble I see. He's very good.

And, while those figures aren't there, Celtic only make so much money from European TV because they get a slice of the UK TV money pie. If there were separate TV deals for England and Scotland, they would get a f**kload less from UEFA because their market share allocation would be much less, assuming a Scottish TV deal would be significantly smaller than a UK one, even accounting for the fact that Celtic would get a bigger slice of a smaller pie.
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Yeah, from what I remember it is a set percentage per competition for Scottish sides. I think Celtic got 10% of the whole BT deal for the CL last year . The whole thing is f**king ridiculous. The fact that fans are even talking like accounts should be enough to close the whole game down, with no disrespect meant to accountants. Even fans who are accountants shouldn't be talking about football like accountants!

The Swiss Ramble is good at informing of this stuff though. It's very well put together.
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Couldn't string more than 3 pass's together in the middle.

exactly , its f**king misery 
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Originally posted by BigStrongMan BigStrongMan wrote:

Originally posted by bogball88 bogball88 wrote:

2 Tickets for Celtic V Aberdeen 9th March with 1 nights stay in Jurys Inn Glasgow available if anyone wants it. £100
just because they lost last night you’re not going. Joke of a fan you are

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Going to the Livingstone game on the 6 April with my son. Only been to one other game before which was a Sunday kick off and had no problem getting a taxi after. This is a Saturday game, we’re in the Kerrydale bar so will be around 6 when we leave the ground.

Is it easy get a taxi, bus or is it better to walk- staying in the city centre. Also is it safe to walk back
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Originally posted by Howdo Howdo wrote:

Going to the Livingstone game on the 6 April with my son. Only been to one other game before which was a Sunday kick off and had no problem getting a taxi after. This is a Saturday game, we’re in the Kerrydale bar so will be around 6 when we leave the ground.

Is it easy get a taxi, bus or is it better to walk- staying in the city centre. Also is it safe to walk back


If you are walking back into the city Centre go via the Gallowgate. I have done it before and it took about 35 minutes. It would be best to avoid walking back through the London road if you’re leaving after most of the Celtic fans have already gone.

http://www.celticfc.net/pages/gettinghere
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Originally posted by George Zip George Zip wrote:

Originally posted by Howdo Howdo wrote:

Going to the Livingstone game on the 6 April with my son. Only been to one other game before which was a Sunday kick off and had no problem getting a taxi after. This is a Saturday game, we’re in the Kerrydale bar so will be around 6 when we leave the ground.

Is it easy get a taxi, bus or is it better to walk- staying in the city centre. Also is it safe to walk back


If you are walking back into the city Centre go via the Gallowgate. I have done it before and it took about 35 minutes. It would be best to avoid walking back through the London road if you’re leaving after most of the Celtic fans have already gone.

http://www.celticfc.net/pages/gettinghere


Great, thanks, are buses ok to take, or would it be easy enough get a taxi at that time?
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Originally posted by Howdo Howdo wrote:

Originally posted by George Zip George Zip wrote:

Originally posted by Howdo Howdo wrote:

Going to the Livingstone game on the 6 April with my son. Only been to one other game before which was a Sunday kick off and had no problem getting a taxi after. This is a Saturday game, we’re in the Kerrydale bar so will be around 6 when we leave the ground.

Is it easy get a taxi, bus or is it better to walk- staying in the city centre. Also is it safe to walk back


If you are walking back into the city Centre go via the Gallowgate. I have done it before and it took about 35 minutes. It would be best to avoid walking back through the London road if you’re leaving after most of the Celtic fans have already gone.

http://www.celticfc.net/pages/gettinghere


Great, thanks, are buses ok to take, or would it be easy enough get a taxi at that time?


I’m usually on a supporters bus after the game so not too sure about the public transport. If your worried about the son just wear scarves and stick them in your jackets after the game. Go on to the ‘Kerrydalestreet’ or ‘Talkceltic’ forums and they will advise you there or ask the locals when you’re in the Kerrydale?
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Originally posted by George Zip George Zip wrote:

Originally posted by Howdo Howdo wrote:

Originally posted by George Zip George Zip wrote:

Originally posted by Howdo Howdo wrote:

Going to the Livingstone game on the 6 April with my son. Only been to one other game before which was a Sunday kick off and had no problem getting a taxi after. This is a Saturday game, we’re in the Kerrydale bar so will be around 6 when we leave the ground.

Is it easy get a taxi, bus or is it better to walk- staying in the city centre. Also is it safe to walk back


If you are walking back into the city Centre go via the Gallowgate. I have done it before and it took about 35 minutes. It would be best to avoid walking back through the London road if you’re leaving after most of the Celtic fans have already gone.

http://www.celticfc.net/pages/gettinghere


Great, thanks, are buses ok to take, or would it be easy enough get a taxi at that time?


I’m usually on a supporters bus after the game so not too sure about the public transport. If your worried about the son just wear scarves and stick them in your jackets after the game. Go on to the ‘Kerrydalestreet’ or ‘Talkceltic’ forums and they will advise you there or ask the locals when you’re in the Kerrydale?


Thanks again, me son is 20 lol, so not worried about him, more worried about me and my lack of pace
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Originally posted by Howdo Howdo wrote:

Originally posted by George Zip George Zip wrote:

Originally posted by Howdo Howdo wrote:

Originally posted by George Zip George Zip wrote:

Originally posted by Howdo Howdo wrote:

Going to the Livingstone game on the 6 April with my son. Only been to one other game before which was a Sunday kick off and had no problem getting a taxi after. This is a Saturday game, we’re in the Kerrydale bar so will be around 6 when we leave the ground.

Is it easy get a taxi, bus or is it better to walk- staying in the city centre. Also is it safe to walk back


If you are walking back into the city Centre go via the Gallowgate. I have done it before and it took about 35 minutes. It would be best to avoid walking back through the London road if you’re leaving after most of the Celtic fans have already gone.

http://www.celticfc.net/pages/gettinghere


Great, thanks, are buses ok to take, or would it be easy enough get a taxi at that time?


I’m usually on a supporters bus after the game so not too sure about the public transport. If your worried about the son just wear scarves and stick them in your jackets after the game. Go on to the ‘Kerrydalestreet’ or ‘Talkceltic’ forums and they will advise you there or ask the locals when you’re in the Kerrydale?


Thanks again, me son is 20 lol, so not worried about him, more worried about me and my lack of pace


Jaysus, I thought he was only a kid.
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Originally posted by Howdo Howdo wrote:

Going to the Livingstone game on the 6 April with my son. Only been to one other game before which was a Sunday kick off and had no problem getting a taxi after. This is a Saturday game, we’re in the Kerrydale bar so will be around 6 when we leave the ground.

Is it easy get a taxi, bus or is it better to walk- staying in the city centre. Also is it safe to walk back
It's too long a walk. You can get a bus from the Forge shopping centre into city or get a taxi along the Gallowgate. Drover bar on the Gallowgate is a nice bar which shouldn't be too busy after the game if you wanted a drink or 2 before getting into city. Should have no problem getting a taxi from there.
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Originally posted by PanteirA PanteirA wrote:

Originally posted by Howdo Howdo wrote:

Going to the Livingstone game on the 6 April with my son. Only been to one other game before which was a Sunday kick off and had no problem getting a taxi after. This is a Saturday game, we’re in the Kerrydale bar so will be around 6 when we leave the ground.

Is it easy get a taxi, bus or is it better to walk- staying in the city centre. Also is it safe to walk back
It's too long a walk. You can get a bus from the Forge shopping centre into city or get a taxi along the Gallowgate. Drover bar on the Gallowgate is a nice bar which shouldn't be too busy after the game if you wanted a drink or 2 before getting into city. Should have no problem getting a taxi from there.


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