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  1. It was complete overkill at the game. All those police and they still couldn't stop a bunch of lads having a scuffle after the match.
    3 points
  2. It's education from association as that's what other fans do I suppose. Our young fans like to make a lot of noise but they don't usually go out of their way looking for a fight.
    2 points
  3. I have a strong suspicion this will me moved to the Sunday midday. Pretty annoyed at punters on here writing off our chances. It's celtic we're playing, not Barcelona.
    2 points
  4. Cole and Doran were our two main sources of creativity. They have to start against Partick.
    1 point
  5. Interesting to see a lot of fans keen on giving Vigurs a rest. If we don't win this one I think I'll cry. And Vigurs should be rested.
    1 point
  6. I'd play Raven if fit and Cole than King and Boden, so: Fon Williams Raven, Mckay, Warren, Tremarco Tansey, Draper Polworth, Cole, Doran Anier
    1 point
  7. Well at least life in Hellgin has not changed that much over the years. It looked like our young angels were being goaded and they were just defending themselves.
    1 point
  8. Ah! So it is. I should have watched it on a bigger screen first. And to be fair to Boden, a nice little bit of control and lay off to Doran to set up Doumbouya's goal.
    1 point
  9. It's a great draw for us. For a start it will bring in some money. If we win then we will get a huge boost and even more money. If we lose then at least we go out to a side which is expected to beat us. We would be able to focus on league survival without the distraction of a cup run and without the morale sapping knowledge that we have gone out to a side we should have beaten. The danger is that we get totally hammered. Celtic are very strong and we are somewhat vulnerable at the moment. Getting beat 5-0 would be very deflating but there is no real reason to think that is going to happen. Given our record against Celtic in the cup I would imagine that they would rather have avoided us. They know they should beat us comfortably but they also know how embarrassing it would be for them to lose to us yet again. As long as we make a good account of ourselves then we can be happy with that and can then focus on the main business. Actually it is a decent draw all round with a potential Edinburgh derby, County v the Dons and a guarantee that 2 sides from the lower divisions reach the last 8. By the way - any chance of signing Paul Sheerin in the January window?
    1 point
  10. Agreed and the fact that the rules on the tournament permit the use of two goalkeepers and to allow the fans to assist by pulling down their players in the box when playing in Glasgow against Celtic is an added bonus.
    1 point
  11. I actually think it's a good draw. A guaranteed six figure pay day with the distinct possibility of a further cash windfall for live TV could well mean that we are able to strengthen further for the remainder of the league campaign. Also, we have a very decent record against them in this tournament especially in Glasgow.
    1 point
  12. Currently 31 out of 32 votes have gone to the excellent Cole for MotM. In the other vote, Vigurs must have a login for CTO and voted for himself
    1 point
  13. Also, how much better does 3 and a half thousand look when there's terracing or grass banks to stand and watch a game? Instead of sparsely populated all seater stadia?! Rules and attitudes from the powers-that-be need to move with the times, or in fact, revert to older times.
    1 point
  14. I suppose that may depend on how vital the home point ultimately turns out to be to the effort to avoid relegation.
    -1 points
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