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Alan Thomson - last minute screamer - was right behind the line of the shot....swerved one way then the other then dipped.....cracker
comment by Smid (U13415)
posted 14 minutes ago
Thing with Collum isn't that he is a bad ref but he is just so unpredictable. Game going along nicely and then out of nowhere - BOOM! Penalty, 3 red cards, couple of pitch invasions from the dugouts and people throwing themselves off the top tier.
----------------------------------------------------------------------smid...have to say that I find that a very strange appointment. He was complaining himself recently about being singled out and sidelined. Asking for trouble IMO
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Plenty of recent goals in amongst all of that but this will go down as my favourite
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gjx-JepvRXQ
They were heading for 10 In A Row
We hadn't won an OF game in 9 attempts and this goal won it for us and ultimately gave us the much needed points.
Enough of the memories. What tunes will everyone be listening to before heading on Sat morn
Right, im buzzing now. And it;s only fookin tuesday
irish folk songs
political songs.
rebs.
comment by rocknrollbhoy (U10410)
posted 5 minutes ago
Enough of the memories. What tunes will everyone be listening to before heading on Sat morn
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A bot of Eva Cassidy followed by some Olly Murs topped off with a bit of Rage Against the Machine
bit of grace
fields of athenry
nice ones.
then rebbing f... out of it so i go in aw raging an hatey.
we up for a few pre match jars for the city game?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hVmqGgVgsFE
This was easily my favourite of firm moment.
Less than a year after Rangers got close to winning the Champions League, just after Rangers signed the most expensive player in British history.
One month after Celtic almost went bust, the worst manager in our history in charge.
Murray bans Celtic fans from Ibrox.
Up steps Collins to silence the crowd with a stunning free kick. It was the goal which launched predator boots as much as the goal which launched the McCann era.
Ok Rangers went on to get a late equaliser (Mikhailichenko?) But as a moment, it felt like a watershed.
The very next game at Ibrox a few months later was Tommy Burns's first OF game as manager and we finally won at Ibox for the first time in years, with Collins scoring a free kick which was almost as good.
But there was something about that first free kick, the silence after he scores, the banner being flown above the ground, the superiority from the Rangers fans (I realise the irony, and it is probably similar to us now), the optimism of the McCann era.
What a moment, and I'm amazed no knew has mentioned it yet.
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Aye, I'll be in town with my squad anyway somewhere! We usually just go to sir john moore as it's right next to central station and reasonable prices.
comment by JFK (U8919)
posted 1 minute ago
that was beautiful mick
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It wasn't mentioned because all you guys are so hatey about JC
Abs
i'm going to bolt about 3 from work i think.
murney, kiddo going or can u make the pub?
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BTW my fav old firm moment has to be Lovenkrands in the last min of the Scottish Cup Final that was amazing!
comment by Mick Nabb (U20769)
posted 21 minutes ago
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hVmqGgVgsFE
This was easily my favourite of firm moment.
Less than a year after Rangers got close to winning the Champions League, just after Rangers signed the most expensive player in British history.
One month after Celtic almost went bust, the worst manager in our history in charge.
Murray bans Celtic fans from Ibrox.
Up steps Collins to silence the crowd with a stunning free kick. It was the goal which launched predator boots as much as the goal which launched the McCann era.
Ok Rangers went on to get a late equaliser (Mikhailichenko?) But as a moment, it felt like a watershed.
The very next game at Ibrox a few months later was Tommy Burns's first OF game as manager and we finally won at Ibox for the first time in years, with Collins scoring a free kick which was almost as good.
But there was something about that first free kick, the silence after he scores, the banner being flown above the ground, the superiority from the Rangers fans (I realise the irony, and it is probably similar to us now), the optimism of the McCann era.
What a moment, and I'm amazed no knew has mentioned it yet.
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It was a dive that led to the free kick. Same old Celtic, always cheating
Thomsons two tackles on Keane to set the tone for the match. Knew then that the entire team was up for it.
Pedro Mendes' goal in the 4-2 game? Absolute peach of a strike.
Jelavic's goal in the League Cup final. Time just stood still, and didn't think it was going to trickle across the line.
Edu's goal, just for the sheer sense of relief.
And one I haven't seen mentioned as of yet. The 3-2 game back in March 2012. Celtic fans going on about that was them going to win the league that day, Rangers fans resigned to that fact. We'd went on a poor run of form after the announcement of administration, our best players were injured (Naismith) or sold (Jelavic), started with Lee McCulloch as our only striker. Then 10 minutes into the game, Sone Aluko picks the ball up, dribbles past several players, then scores an absolute screamer. The sense of relief I had then was absolutely amazing. Then Cha Du Ri got sent off, then Wanyama for a pretty awful challenge on either Whittaker or McCabe, can't quite remember. Then Wallace and Andy Little scored within 10 minutes of one another, to make it 3. Celtic then almost pulled it back with two towards the end, but we managed to hold on. We managed to stop what seemed inevitable going into the game, and it gave everyone associated with the club a few hours of total relief, in among all the shambles. And Kerkar came on as well! Just for what it meant, and the circumstances around it, means it's quite high in my all time games.
comment by BlueNose (U6456)
posted 1 minute ago
Thomsons two tackles on Keane to set the tone for the match. Knew then that the entire team was up for it.
Pedro Mendes' goal in the 4-2 game? Absolute peach of a strike.
Jelavic's goal in the League Cup final. Time just stood still, and didn't think it was going to trickle across the line.
Edu's goal, just for the sheer sense of relief.
And one I haven't seen mentioned as of yet. The 3-2 game back in March 2012. Celtic fans going on about that was them going to win the league that day, Rangers fans resigned to that fact. We'd went on a poor run of form after the announcement of administration, our best players were injured (Naismith) or sold (Jelavic), started with Lee McCulloch as our only striker. Then 10 minutes into the game, Sone Aluko picks the ball up, dribbles past several players, then scores an absolute screamer. The sense of relief I had then was absolutely amazing. Then Cha Du Ri got sent off, then Wanyama for a pretty awful challenge on either Whittaker or McCabe, can't quite remember. Then Wallace and Andy Little scored within 10 minutes of one another, to make it 3. Celtic then almost pulled it back with two towards the end, but we managed to hold on. We managed to stop what seemed inevitable going into the game, and it gave everyone associated with the club a few hours of total relief, in among all the shambles. And Kerkar came on as well! Just for what it meant, and the circumstances around it, means it's quite high in my all time games.
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I was there that day, the fates had aligned for Celtic to get revenge for their shame game and despite everything in their favour they couldn't raise their game.
I never felt we were going to lose that day, just had a feeling in the run up to the match
comment by Paddy Rogic (U5235)
posted 1 hour, 32 minutes ago
Willie Collum named as the ref for the game on Saturday... can only end well
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I can ref the match remotely. Well Collum cannot remotely ref anything
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posted on 6/9/16
Alan Thomson - last minute screamer - was right behind the line of the shot....swerved one way then the other then dipped.....cracker
posted on 6/9/16
comment by Smid (U13415)
posted 14 minutes ago
Thing with Collum isn't that he is a bad ref but he is just so unpredictable. Game going along nicely and then out of nowhere - BOOM! Penalty, 3 red cards, couple of pitch invasions from the dugouts and people throwing themselves off the top tier.
----------------------------------------------------------------------smid...have to say that I find that a very strange appointment. He was complaining himself recently about being singled out and sidelined. Asking for trouble IMO
posted on 6/9/16
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posted on 6/9/16
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posted on 6/9/16
Plenty of recent goals in amongst all of that but this will go down as my favourite
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gjx-JepvRXQ
They were heading for 10 In A Row
We hadn't won an OF game in 9 attempts and this goal won it for us and ultimately gave us the much needed points.
posted on 6/9/16
Enough of the memories. What tunes will everyone be listening to before heading on Sat morn
Right, im buzzing now. And it;s only fookin tuesday
posted on 6/9/16
irish folk songs
political songs.
rebs.
posted on 6/9/16
u know it pal
posted on 6/9/16
comment by rocknrollbhoy (U10410)
posted 5 minutes ago
Enough of the memories. What tunes will everyone be listening to before heading on Sat morn
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A bot of Eva Cassidy followed by some Olly Murs topped off with a bit of Rage Against the Machine
posted on 6/9/16
bit of grace
fields of athenry
nice ones.
then rebbing f... out of it so i go in aw raging an hatey.
posted on 6/9/16
we up for a few pre match jars for the city game?
posted on 6/9/16
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hVmqGgVgsFE
This was easily my favourite of firm moment.
Less than a year after Rangers got close to winning the Champions League, just after Rangers signed the most expensive player in British history.
One month after Celtic almost went bust, the worst manager in our history in charge.
Murray bans Celtic fans from Ibrox.
Up steps Collins to silence the crowd with a stunning free kick. It was the goal which launched predator boots as much as the goal which launched the McCann era.
Ok Rangers went on to get a late equaliser (Mikhailichenko?) But as a moment, it felt like a watershed.
The very next game at Ibrox a few months later was Tommy Burns's first OF game as manager and we finally won at Ibox for the first time in years, with Collins scoring a free kick which was almost as good.
But there was something about that first free kick, the silence after he scores, the banner being flown above the ground, the superiority from the Rangers fans (I realise the irony, and it is probably similar to us now), the optimism of the McCann era.
What a moment, and I'm amazed no knew has mentioned it yet.
posted on 6/9/16
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posted on 6/9/16
that was beautiful mick
posted on 6/9/16
Aye, I'll be in town with my squad anyway somewhere! We usually just go to sir john moore as it's right next to central station and reasonable prices.
posted on 6/9/16
comment by JFK (U8919)
posted 1 minute ago
that was beautiful mick
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It wasn't mentioned because all you guys are so hatey about JC
Abs
posted on 6/9/16
i'm going to bolt about 3 from work i think.
murney, kiddo going or can u make the pub?
posted on 6/9/16
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posted on 6/9/16
BTW my fav old firm moment has to be Lovenkrands in the last min of the Scottish Cup Final that was amazing!
posted on 6/9/16
lots it seems
posted on 6/9/16
comment by Mick Nabb (U20769)
posted 21 minutes ago
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hVmqGgVgsFE
This was easily my favourite of firm moment.
Less than a year after Rangers got close to winning the Champions League, just after Rangers signed the most expensive player in British history.
One month after Celtic almost went bust, the worst manager in our history in charge.
Murray bans Celtic fans from Ibrox.
Up steps Collins to silence the crowd with a stunning free kick. It was the goal which launched predator boots as much as the goal which launched the McCann era.
Ok Rangers went on to get a late equaliser (Mikhailichenko?) But as a moment, it felt like a watershed.
The very next game at Ibrox a few months later was Tommy Burns's first OF game as manager and we finally won at Ibox for the first time in years, with Collins scoring a free kick which was almost as good.
But there was something about that first free kick, the silence after he scores, the banner being flown above the ground, the superiority from the Rangers fans (I realise the irony, and it is probably similar to us now), the optimism of the McCann era.
What a moment, and I'm amazed no knew has mentioned it yet.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
It was a dive that led to the free kick. Same old Celtic, always cheating
posted on 6/9/16
Thomsons two tackles on Keane to set the tone for the match. Knew then that the entire team was up for it.
Pedro Mendes' goal in the 4-2 game? Absolute peach of a strike.
Jelavic's goal in the League Cup final. Time just stood still, and didn't think it was going to trickle across the line.
Edu's goal, just for the sheer sense of relief.
And one I haven't seen mentioned as of yet. The 3-2 game back in March 2012. Celtic fans going on about that was them going to win the league that day, Rangers fans resigned to that fact. We'd went on a poor run of form after the announcement of administration, our best players were injured (Naismith) or sold (Jelavic), started with Lee McCulloch as our only striker. Then 10 minutes into the game, Sone Aluko picks the ball up, dribbles past several players, then scores an absolute screamer. The sense of relief I had then was absolutely amazing. Then Cha Du Ri got sent off, then Wanyama for a pretty awful challenge on either Whittaker or McCabe, can't quite remember. Then Wallace and Andy Little scored within 10 minutes of one another, to make it 3. Celtic then almost pulled it back with two towards the end, but we managed to hold on. We managed to stop what seemed inevitable going into the game, and it gave everyone associated with the club a few hours of total relief, in among all the shambles. And Kerkar came on as well! Just for what it meant, and the circumstances around it, means it's quite high in my all time games.
posted on 6/9/16
comment by BlueNose (U6456)
posted 1 minute ago
Thomsons two tackles on Keane to set the tone for the match. Knew then that the entire team was up for it.
Pedro Mendes' goal in the 4-2 game? Absolute peach of a strike.
Jelavic's goal in the League Cup final. Time just stood still, and didn't think it was going to trickle across the line.
Edu's goal, just for the sheer sense of relief.
And one I haven't seen mentioned as of yet. The 3-2 game back in March 2012. Celtic fans going on about that was them going to win the league that day, Rangers fans resigned to that fact. We'd went on a poor run of form after the announcement of administration, our best players were injured (Naismith) or sold (Jelavic), started with Lee McCulloch as our only striker. Then 10 minutes into the game, Sone Aluko picks the ball up, dribbles past several players, then scores an absolute screamer. The sense of relief I had then was absolutely amazing. Then Cha Du Ri got sent off, then Wanyama for a pretty awful challenge on either Whittaker or McCabe, can't quite remember. Then Wallace and Andy Little scored within 10 minutes of one another, to make it 3. Celtic then almost pulled it back with two towards the end, but we managed to hold on. We managed to stop what seemed inevitable going into the game, and it gave everyone associated with the club a few hours of total relief, in among all the shambles. And Kerkar came on as well! Just for what it meant, and the circumstances around it, means it's quite high in my all time games.
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I was there that day, the fates had aligned for Celtic to get revenge for their shame game and despite everything in their favour they couldn't raise their game.
I never felt we were going to lose that day, just had a feeling in the run up to the match
posted on 6/9/16
comment by Paddy Rogic (U5235)
posted 1 hour, 32 minutes ago
Willie Collum named as the ref for the game on Saturday... can only end well
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I can ref the match remotely. Well Collum cannot remotely ref anything
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