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Not at all. We don't want it. Yogi is favourite and must be stopped.

Guys we have to keep winning because Gretna are on a run just now. This was a fantastic result. Falkirk next week will be the ultimate test. They are probably the team of the moment so we need to regroup and get ready for a very tough game. What chance Frail out the door?

I was only joking. Now we have to increase our workrate to be prepared for 2 January 2008. Lets hope they pull a cracker in the last 32 and go into 'teams will fear Pitodrie' mode.

http://www.ictfc.premiumtv.co.uk/page/News...1194447,00.html Look at Trevor's photograph and ask what Skippy is suggesting to the ref?

We hope you beat Copenhagen!!! You deserve to be in the last 32 like Rangers. Good luck against Rangers on Sunday! See you 2 January!! That 4-1 win against us was some performance.

If we get a good result against Hearts it will show Brew can move on after a big win. Equally it might demonstrate that MOM would not go to his head and we lose all our gains in January. Premature speculation at present because Davie Irons might pull off 3 big wins before December is out.

Further recognition for Mikey but I hope he now builds on this. It would be nice to go back to Aberdeen, which was the scene of a funny but big blunder, and discover he had truly learned from the experience and coped with his 5 minutes of fame. Craig will have slowly brought the players back to earth and got them knuckling down to an incredibly difficult match this Saturday. It could be our first double so has greater significance for Mikey's performance. That aside, his save was breathtaking. http://www.setantasports.com/en/TV-and-Ent...of-the-Week-17/

Even the Reverend I M Jolly would struggle to find explanations. To put it into perspective Balde earns more in two weeks sitting on a bench in a tracksuit than most of our guys earn in a year taking dogs abuse for trying to survive each game against the odds.

Charles has been too busy fantacising about Cerys. Most journalists have forgotten about Black's behaviour and concentrate on the Bannerman love nest.

Did it report that Skippy's goal was offside and after he dived unsuccessfully to get a penalty he was substituted by a kiwi brought on for an unsuccessful killen?

This is the funny statistic. We gave them the ball to show off while we conserved our energy and were far more effective when needed.. Possession ICT 37.1 Celtic 62.9

In this season of goodwill we should do the decent thing and wish thess gentleman a Merry Christmas!! http://www.celtic.vitalfootball.co.uk/foru...143&start=1 Posted 16/12/2007 00:16 #27087 - in reply to #27086 Subject: Re: Celtic Vs. Inverness Manager Posts: 2402 Posted 16/12/2007 15:18 #27210 - in reply to #27070 Subject: Re: Celtic Vs. Inverness ICT has historically been our Achilles heal, especially when going up there. But as you say Scott, It?s about time we pumped these ********. And this gentleman called Substitute theres no way a last 16 team should be concideing 3 goals to this mob Posted 16/12/2007 15:23 #27215 - in reply to #27070 Subject: Re: Celtic Vs. Inverness Substitute Posts: 81 i cant belive were loosing to a bunch of hillbillies And this gentleman wishaw bhoy - 16/12/2007 Some very puzzling decisions as always seems to happen at the place. No idea how we managed to let three goals in against them, given the sort of players they have on the pitch.

Bit of luck Uncle Hastings was running the line and both dislike whinging diving Aussies. That reminds me, where is Viduka these days?

Gillian, Ian is an outstanding prospect who needs a bit more time to grown and develop. In the last few weeks he's started to grow again. McGeady was reduced to his primal state after Ian had a little laugh with him about his booking.....http://www.fifa.com/worldfootball/clubfootball/news/newsid=662907.html He was named man of the match by a number of commentators which shows the work he is putting in on discipline is helping him, and the team.

We didn't just offer you the Championship on a plate by beating Celtic we reduced their attacking options too! AIDEN McGEADY will miss the Ne'erday game at Parkhead against Rangers because of suspension. The Celtic winger picked up his sixth SPL booking of the season in the shock 3-2 defeat at Inverness Caley yesterday. That takes him to the 18-point threshold and brings an automatic one-match ban. Suspensions don't start for a fortnight, which means Celtic will be missing their most influential player for the visit of Walter Smith's men on January 2

It cannot be sustained - Strachan said they should have walked it easily. Have to agree that the four victories have been four of the jammiest we have ever had. Hopefully next Saturday's performance will have no jammiest about it! Tynecastle is a very tough place to go - ask Celtic. Falkirk are a difficult team away. Kilmarnock nearly always win here. We cannae beat the Dons here let alone away. Mind you Craig will want a few more results in December for Manager of the Month and then we go to pieces in January.

Congratulations to the Highland News. Your leg pull on Rankin going back to Dingwall has really woken him up.

Clear penalty from the TV footage. Pressley did a Bobby Mann fall over after being caught for pace. Basically bundled Marius over. Strachan claimed the ref played advantage but no evidence of any delay on the video footage. Pressley is just back from his back operation so got caught for fitness. His acting and diving skills are still much in evidence. Notice from the TV replays how Skippy tried to dive into the penalty box.

There was no Sno at the Caledonian Stadium yesterday. A touch of frost seemed to rattle the millionaires though. Yesterday was very much Merry Christmas unless you are a whinging Aussie replaced by a Kiwi or a Ginger Manager in easy street who just could not see past 3 easy points and three in a row.

You have four good games, score a cracking goal and then Skippy undoes it all. Rossco comes back by default and is unlikely to let go of his place that easily. Procter was gutted at being sent off probably because Rossco had wormed his way back.

'......unbelievably took the lead..' Celtic have been bragging recently about the Champions League. Once they took a rather fortunate 2-0 lead their fans got cocky and their players went into some showboating. Blaming the pitch, blaming our audacity for having the cheek to take the lead but for Craig it was another three points and a very difficult game next week. Has anyone else found out the last time Celtic threw away a 2-0 lead and could not beat a 10 man diddy team?

Blackie's temper has been alleviated. He was highly professional getting McGeady to lip it and get booked. We don't want to start talking transfer fees yet. We need to see if we can reproduce the spirit of old and keep pushing on.

Mikey also had to endure some dirty challenges from the big guys which Freeland also let go unpunished. He did look very competent today. Mark's weaknesses were exposed.

There you have it the diddy team triumph again. Celtic after a period of showboating and chest beating found a comfortable 2-0 lead cut back before half time. Music lover Freeland chose to keep Pressley on the park after the wrestling with Marius to give away the penalty. As the diddy team regrouped the mighty Celtic found themselves at 2-2 and then 3-2 down but Freeland quickly despatched Procter for an early bath. Enter the gladiator Sir Roscco of Huntly. After an age of drama, continuous fouling of Michael Fraser, the whistle was blown. The Jacobites had won. Gracious in defeat, Napolean Strachan claimed Celtic were the better team, should have won easily, were unlucky with the disallowed goal, and had over the years come to expect three popints from these games. As the roar went up, the annual Caledonian Stadium Christmas Party against the old firm had come to an end for another year. Father Christmas was right when he said we would win but he warned that the diddy team needed to be careful it did not get cocky or else it would throw away recent gains with a loss in January to Gretna. Well done Robert the Brewster and his gallant army.

Hibernian striker Steven Fletcher could be missing for six weeks with a chipped bone in his ankle.