The Celtic Thread

Armstrong-Okoflex will be in a bit of trouble after his comments in a video lastnight 

he said ”she’s one of them ones that will be peng when she’s older” about an 8 year old girl. https://twitter.com/cw_2602/status/1254243438674968578?s=21

The White Cafu wrote: he said ”she’s one of them ones that will be peng when she’s older” about an 8 year old girl. https://twitter.com/cw_2602/status/1254243438674968578?s=21

Was reading the comments over and over and couldn't figure it out, I didn't think he was speaking in English, had listen to it 2/3 times!

Some lockdown reading... #6min read #jockstein

https://thefootballfaithful.com/the-immortal-jock-stein-and-the-a74-highway-crash/

Cheers DM.

All good here.

The October 2002 Celtic 3 Oldco 3 match is on BBC Scotland tonight at 19.00.

Jock wrote: Double Maxim wrote: The October 2002 Celtic 3 Oldco 3 match is on BBC Scotland tonight at 19.00. Another Rab Douglas howler that day if I'm not mistaken. If O'Neill had a decent goalie, good chance he could have won 5 on the bounce and the UEFA Cup.

tonyjaa wrote: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/52574455 On this day: When Celtic stopped Rangers' 10-in-a-row title bid

 

CELTIC Football Club welcomes the decisive vote by SPFL clubs to reject a lawyer-led inquiry into the processes relating to the resolution approved last month with support from the vast majority of clubs.
We are satisfied that there is no evidence of any wrongdoing by the board or executive and do not consider that such an inquiry is necessary.
We now appeal to all clubs to look to the future in the knowledge that the threats which exist to the fabric of Scottish football are grave and unprecedented. All of our energies should be applied to planning for the return of the game in season 2020-21 and to the financial survival of all our clubs.
This current crisis is the fault of no individual or organisation and it would be irrational to suggest otherwise. It is the duty of everyone committed to the future of our game to make the best of this awful situation, and not the worst.
We greatly regret the denigration of named individuals who have, on every occasion, acted upon decisions which were made by the board of the SPFL, representing all 42 clubs. The board and executive of the SPFL have operated under circumstances of unique difficulty in dealing with challenges of an unprecedented nature.
Although Celtic are not directly involved in issues of promotion and relegation, we have great sympathy for clubs which will end up in a lower division. While we have been supportive of temporary reconstruction, Celtic also understands the position of clubs who do not support league reconstruction at this time.
We recognise the hugely damaging effects that measures to counter the pandemic are inflicting on football clubs of all sizes across Scotland, Europe and beyond. It is the duty of everyone with the interests of football at heart to work for the greater good of securing the future of our sport.
In that spirit, Celtic will play our part in ensuring the earliest possible safe return to something approaching normality. Our highest priority is the safety of our players and supporters and we are acutely aware that Scottish football’s current difficulties represent only a tiny part of the challenges faced by society as a whole.