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Flares, smoke bombs etc are the sort of thing that should be allowed and introduced, aslong as they are not let off with the intent of harming anybody, to add a bit of atmosphere into Scottish football. Pitch invaders, well look at Ayr away, wouldn't judge a crowd of about 3000 due to one f@nny running on the pitch. As for singing the pro IRA songs, don't agree with it at all but it doesn't bother me and can sing what they like IMO. When they aren't singing bigoted p!sh they, and the huns, have good supports, and could only wish we would have one like that one day. Bar the knuckle dragging and unwashed jaik smell..

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That would be f*ckin teckle!

Dunno, Peter Andre and Alex Reid are both quite big.

LadyF was mascot against Aberdeen a few years back IIRC.. Been there, done that, got the signed photo with Bobby Mann.

He has no dignity at all! At least he'll be noticed as somebody, rather than a nobody.

Oh and the bar in the Stadium will be open from 11am on Saturday for ICT end ticket holders.

What Kilda said.. Spot on.

Good tekkers.

He doesn't playin the SPL. I agree with Bougherra, he's a fantastic player. Aaah forgot all about that, can't wait for this season to get underway to get used to the new squads. In that case my shout would be Steve Davis.

Boyd, to bag us 20 vital goals a season.

Have it from another player that Hayes should be fit for the Septic game, however if this turns out to be false I wouldn't have a problem with Nick starting. He's been, IMHO, one of our better players in pre-season and think he could do a job against them.

Bobby for me. Closely followed by Sheerin, and then Wyness when it was back in the days he was scoring for fun for us in his 1st spell.

Hellgin away for me cheers.

Nah it was 21 league games, we were humped in the cup by Killie. Just means we've gotta avoid defeat to Septic to keep it going :)

I'd say it was good news for Celtic fans , it showed guts and passion and a little bit of skill to come back from 2 - 0 down and get a draw . An early goal at Parkhead and you never know what could happen in the 2nd leg against Braga . Agreed, while their away form in Europe is awful they can turn it on at Parkhead. If they get an early goal and then another before HT (which isn't beyond possibility) then it could be a nervy tie for the Portuguese. They just have to play with one of Mogga's 'attack' minded formations mind you.

Anyone notice a 4-2-3-1 today? I don't give a toss what the official site says, that was a straight 4-4-2 today. I dont give a toss what you say, it definitely wasn't a 4-4-2 today to start with. Rooney was on his own upfront, with Sanchez playing well deeper than him, at times you would've thought he was centre mid. Bluhmanshtein was wide left aswell with Nicky Ross wide right, so dont know where you're getting 4-4-2 from, anyone else at the game could tell you it definitely wasn't, until Eric came one, then we seemed to have someone partnering Rooney up top.

I get the impression that you just enjoy pies, full stop! When I saw you at the last game of the season you had 2 in each hand! And whats wrong with that? I have appearances to keep, once a pie eater, always a pie eater :_thumbup: :eat2: Lol good efford Ddude. Was it you that we met in the pub at Blackpool last weekend?

Admire the optimism, but we definitely need to keep our feet on the fround this season or risk being brought crashing back down to earth.

We did look more threatening when Odihambo came on no doubt, I'd put that down to Rooney being upfront on his own beforehand though and having to try do everything himself when he clearly doesn't have enough work ethic in him. One thing I will say about Eric is that he can look class when he wants to. Today he chased everything down and looked a step or 2 ahead of every other player on the park, was the same against Forres. However against Fleetwood he wasn't in the game at all and Sutherland looked the better option upfront ahead of him. If we can get some consistency in him he could really shine next season up against SPL defences. Agree with what's being said about Coxy, he was awesome today, and indeed in every friendly I've seen him in. Not scared at all to get stuck in, and is showing much more composure and ability to pick a pass now aswell. Good run and reactions for his goal too, well done that boy. McCann, whilst having an average performance, also impressed. Everytime he was having a look at where to put the ball rather than just using the hoof tactic, which Golly and Munro were guilty of. Looking forward to seeing how the boy Gillet plays at left back.

Anybody ken when the draw's made?

Bluhmanshtein seemed to be wide left, with Sansesh in the hole behind Rooney.

What Johnboy said. Also we looked relatively comfortable at the back despite a makeshift defence. Esson not having much to do but his handling was good. Munro looked solid before coming off. In attack I thought Ross played well, looking to take people on when he got on the ball, reminiscent of a young Jimmy Calder, and threaded a couple of nice passes through including the one for the opener. Had a couple of good link ups with McCann and Sanchez aswell. Rooney didn't have much of a look in, bar one half chance which he had to turn the defender and create for himself. Average performances from most others. Nothing outstanding but still got a comfortable win. Esson - 7 McCann - 7 Golly - 6 Munro - 6 Tokely - 7 Ross - 8 Bluhmanshtein - 6 Cox - 8 Duncan - 7 Sanchez - 7 Rooney - 7 Subs: Innes - 3, McBain - 5, Odihambo - 7.5 HT Pie - 8