Fraz

There's only one John Hughes!

I'm no town planner so I have no idea what's looked at when determining a new stadium location. However Clacher I'd imagine that most of the grounds that you've shown have been sited on these locations for (in some cases many) decades when planning regs / infrastructure were very different or the area may not have even been that built up at the time. Even if we had plenty money to burn and a really good sized site slap bang in the town centre that was unused would it be allowed to be built anyway? Something tells me no. Had either Caley or Thistle's ground been kept and radically redeveloped then that's a different story.

Put it on stilts in the middle of the Ness next to the Greig St bridge.

That was the only disappointing thing (absolutely no need to be slagging someone for having a mental illness) from a otherwise fantastic evening!

I never said that about walking from the bus. ETA> I presume that you weren't on a semi-final bus where it was a good 10 minute or so walk to Easter Road from where they parked? I certainly never said that there will definitely be no more buses. All I've done is laid out the facts as they currently stand. Advice is that the best value and easiest way at the moment is the train. Which is heavily subsidised. If the walk is a major issue you could perhaps club together with another couple of fans and get a cab. Wouldn't be more than a few pounds between you. There are still spaces on the train.

If you're thinking of staying down for the weekend you could always book in this wee gem, it's quite near to Celtic Park. http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/scottish-news/video-daily-record-man-tells-3178222

Guess you'll not like the El Kessecko half and half scarf that coming out...

Don't think our fans have ever felt less then welcome there tbh, even got some free drinks I believe! While they may take children (not certain), I'm not sure you'd actually want to if you could!

Cant tell you what to do but I would probably plump for the train? Im on the train dont see it as being a hassle tbh. Remember you may have to walk to Celtic park from a coach stop too. I'd have to agree with that, although resources for additional buses is being looked at there are no guarantees. The worst case scenario is that either no extra buses can be done (or only one or two, thus still leaving a large demand) and everyone goes to book the train late on. Therefore not allowing time for the second train that we can get to be laid on, then leaving even more people disappointed. Besides if the 10/15 minute walk from Bellgrove is the issue, you do get to take in some stunning scenery. Honest.

Remember, a double decker bus is going to the game, 6pm from Strothers Lane in town and 6.15pm from the stadium. £5.

Yes that's one way, the tickets don't physically arrive till the 1st, so closer to this date we'll be letting people know of other times they'll be on sale / pay for booked tickets. ETA- if people want to travel on the train please continue to book using the train email address or the travel number ASAP.

Fair enough, I wasn't at the game so I canne help you further I'm afraid.

Take a look at the Player of the Year thread.

No problem. Once you've paid for it it's up to you what you do!

Come along on Thursday night at around 7.45pm at the stadium and folk can ask him exactly what he means.

Damn that's absolutely rank.

Fantastic result in a place where we don't have much luck. Well done lads, keep it up on Tuesday!

It's a little different up here tbh. Look hre goes, the last I seen the very best price we've seen is around £1,200 for a 49 seater. That's IF we could get any which was unlikely. That works out at about £25 per seat presuming you don't do kids prices where you'd obviously have to raise the adult price. Would people be happy to pay £75 for an adult and 2 kids? Not to mention the further planning, organisation, taking of bookings, finding conveners for each bus etc. All done by a few folk for free on top of their jobs, familys and other commitments. The train still has plenty space left and offers great value too it would be £50 for an adult and 2 kids.

It's open 9.30am to 4.30pm on Saturday, closed Sunday. Also online, anytime presumably.

It was 9 bucks bud.

I've got a Tulloch house so I'll need it!

Got my tickets. I'm not normally one for scarfs but I thought I'd grab the cup final one.

There's one going from Fortrose I think. If it's the CJT one you mean it leaves Fortrose at 9am goes to the Social Club for 9.30 then down to the game. In any case it would be too late to make the train.

You can buy as many as you feel like.