Celtic FC 1967
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20.05 Plymouth have signed Cillian Sheridan on loan from Celtic.
henriklarsson7
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what thread is this?
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celtic will not reach group stage
they face arsenal
arsenal much weaker but better than celtic
celtic also havin problem with new tactic
arsenal try 433 but similar to old style so they not have so much problem
they face arsenal
arsenal much weaker but better than celtic
celtic also havin problem with new tactic
arsenal try 433 but similar to old style so they not have so much problem
henriklarsson7
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unfortunatley the difference between european nights and regular spl games at celtic park is like day and night
Celtic FC 1967
Granizo Granizo los celtas Son Aqu?*
People thought we wouldnt beat AC Milan or man utd
problem with new tatic?Dynamo moscow away proved we dont.
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dynamo good team but not as good as before
arsenal much better
no one say you cannot do it
but will be very tough
unlucky to get arsenal so early
but i like new format
more interesting
big team go out early
but will make group stage easy
arsenal much better
no one say you cannot do it
but will be very tough
unlucky to get arsenal so early
but i like new format
more interesting
big team go out early
but will make group stage easy
Celtic FC 1967
Granizo Granizo los celtas Son Aqu?*
i'v got a feeling we'll beat arsenal. and hopfully draw away.
Celtic FC 1967
Granizo Granizo los celtas Son Aqu?*
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sad passing of former celt
Newsroom Staff
EVERYONE at Celtic Football Club is deeply saddened by the news of the sudden passing of former player, Brian McLaughlin.
The talented midfielder, who made a total of 20 appearances between 1971 and 1977, has passed away at the age of 54.
Regarded by his peers as one of the finest players to emerge from the youth system, Brian made his debut at just 16 years of age in September 1971 for a League Cup quarter-final against Clydebank. Celtic won the home match 6-2.
His enormous potential was further highlighted in a Drybrough Cup win over Dundee, when he scored a stunning goal in the 4-0 victory.
He continued to make progress under the manager until a horrendous knee injury, inflicted by a bad tackle in a game against Clyde on September 8, 1973 effectively finished his career at the highest level.
Brian did score in Celtic’s 5-0 win over Jeunesse D’Esch in the European Cup in September 1977, but after leaving the club that year he went on to enjoy a successful career with Ayr United, where he was named Division One Player of the Year in 1979.
He went on to play for Motherwell, Hamilton Academical and hometown club, Falkirk, before a brief spell in Australia and then returning to Scotland and St Mirren as a coach.
The thoughts and prayers of everyone at Celtic are with Brian’s family and friends at this extremely sad time.
sad passing of former celt
Newsroom Staff
EVERYONE at Celtic Football Club is deeply saddened by the news of the sudden passing of former player, Brian McLaughlin.
The talented midfielder, who made a total of 20 appearances between 1971 and 1977, has passed away at the age of 54.
Regarded by his peers as one of the finest players to emerge from the youth system, Brian made his debut at just 16 years of age in September 1971 for a League Cup quarter-final against Clydebank. Celtic won the home match 6-2.
His enormous potential was further highlighted in a Drybrough Cup win over Dundee, when he scored a stunning goal in the 4-0 victory.
He continued to make progress under the manager until a horrendous knee injury, inflicted by a bad tackle in a game against Clyde on September 8, 1973 effectively finished his career at the highest level.
Brian did score in Celtic’s 5-0 win over Jeunesse D’Esch in the European Cup in September 1977, but after leaving the club that year he went on to enjoy a successful career with Ayr United, where he was named Division One Player of the Year in 1979.
He went on to play for Motherwell, Hamilton Academical and hometown club, Falkirk, before a brief spell in Australia and then returning to Scotland and St Mirren as a coach.
The thoughts and prayers of everyone at Celtic are with Brian’s family and friends at this extremely sad time.
henriklarsson7
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RIP
Celtic FC 1967
Granizo Granizo los celtas Son Aqu?*
21.04 Celtic chief executive Peter Lawwell has confirmed manager Tony Mowbray can dip into the transfer market again before the window closes.
Celtic chief executive Peter Lawwell has confirmed manager Tony Mowbray can dip into the transfer market again before the window closes.
Mowbray has brought in Landry N'Guemo, Marc-Antoine Fortune, Danny Fox and Josh Thompson since taking charge at Parkhead earlier in the summer.
He has now been given the green light to make further signings over the next fortnight following the release of the club's preliminary financial results.
The results, up until 30th June of this year, showed that bank debt was reduced to £1.51million net of cash, from £3.52million in 2009.
Although profit before taxation was £2million, down from £4.44million last year, Lawwell says money is available for Mowbray to further bolster his squad.
"Our figures are very satisfactory and credible in these tough times," Lawwell said.
"It gives us a good foundation for us to go forward.
"We spent £8.5million last year and we have spent £4.5million this year and in the context of Scotland, that takes us ahead of the other teams.
"I wouldn't discount more signings before the transfer window closes.
"We have a lot of players in the squad and maybe one or two would have to go, but that would not be necessary.
"We just need to wait and see."
i want kris commons
Celtic chief executive Peter Lawwell has confirmed manager Tony Mowbray can dip into the transfer market again before the window closes.
Mowbray has brought in Landry N'Guemo, Marc-Antoine Fortune, Danny Fox and Josh Thompson since taking charge at Parkhead earlier in the summer.
He has now been given the green light to make further signings over the next fortnight following the release of the club's preliminary financial results.
The results, up until 30th June of this year, showed that bank debt was reduced to £1.51million net of cash, from £3.52million in 2009.
Although profit before taxation was £2million, down from £4.44million last year, Lawwell says money is available for Mowbray to further bolster his squad.
"Our figures are very satisfactory and credible in these tough times," Lawwell said.
"It gives us a good foundation for us to go forward.
"We spent £8.5million last year and we have spent £4.5million this year and in the context of Scotland, that takes us ahead of the other teams.
"I wouldn't discount more signings before the transfer window closes.
"We have a lot of players in the squad and maybe one or two would have to go, but that would not be necessary.
"We just need to wait and see."
i want kris commons
henriklarsson7
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mccormack plz
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He's really started to piss me off
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