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Marius has won me a fiver. It may only be a fiver but its a sweet fiver. A Celtic fan bet me that Vennegoor of Hesselink would score more than Marius and if neither scored he reckoned VoH would get more playing time...
Vennegoor of Hesselink (Celtic FC) : 0 goals, 8 mins played (v's Romania).
Marius Niculae (Inverness Caledonian Thistle FC) : 0 goals, 71 mins played (59 v's Netherlands + 12 v's France).
Thanks Marius! :001: :clapping03:
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Mind and post a pic of it after its done (provided it is on your back and not on your erse).
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Uber scheizen! What a disgrace of a top. Can the club not employ someone with a wee bit of taste to make these sorts of decisions? Its an abomination. I'm definitely NOT buying one in protest at the unbelievably crap taste of the person in the club who signed off this wimpy looking junk. Its a total mess. Its not even growing on me.
What a marketing disaster.
Meanwhile the Celtic store on Inverness High Street continues to make a profit out of attractive looking (apart from the colours obiously) quality products.
FM man, what a joke.
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Funny moment with my mates after the Champions League final. Grant was making his way down the steps after getting his loser's medal... He was about to go the wrong way till the steward corrected him... "trap door this way sir" :015:
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I recall around about 1979 Celtic were playing a pre season friendly against the Jags at Kinsmills and there were the usual crowd of kids hunting autoraphs at a time when Old Firm stars appearing in the Highlands was a rare event.
Most of the Celtic team, even the fringe players who made up the bulk of the Celtic XI, signed one or two autographs in a perfuntory manner and then departed for the dressing room but Tommy and Pat Bonner both made a point of staying out on the pitch until they had signed for every child in the queue.
That's a good memory to have. Nice one Tommy.
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I hope you're not suggesting I'm a St Mirren fan? :015:
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Ok, I was inaccurate about the break. It was a shame that the injury pretty much fecked his career though because I reckon he could've made it in the SPL. We'll never know.
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The stewards unleash their secret weapon in the fight to clear the stands as quickly as possible... Nanananananananana Fart Man!
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Thanks for the brilliant wind-up idea. I just texted my mate who is St Mirren till he dies and cousin of the guy who's leg Rossco broke.
He's goin mad hahaha :L
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I've read this entire f*cking thread and I still don't know who we're playing.
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Would it be going too far to say that Brew threw the game to make his point with Black?
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"oh f*ckin sheep is wonderful",
oh FLUFFY sheep are wonderful ...
Otherwise, I think the guys at the back of the stand did overstep the mark once the Police had first gotten involved with them, but the initial contact between ICT fans and police was regarding standing up only.
The police maybe didn't explain themselves properly when they came up the first time. I noticed they did say to sit down at that time, however they let the boys stand almost till the end of the game. Remember I asked the policewoman what the script was and she told me that it was because of the goading between the fans that they had come up.
ps. Fluffy sheep are wonderful, but f*ckin them is where its at.
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Brewster and the Lothian and Borders Police can GTF. Threw a very young Caley fan out today (yet ignored the 40+ adults who questioned them) and cornered a couple of young fans outside the ground to 'explain' the standing up rules to them. Shocking behavior, away from the football itd be classed as police harassment and bullying, there would be a court case and the Officers involved conduct would be put infront of a judge..... but alas it was at a football game and it will either be ignored or the young fan will face some kind of ban.
Football really has to join the real world, where civil liberties are still respected!
Aye, quite agree with that. The Lothians & Borders Police were totally out of order this afternoon, both inside and outside the ground. After the match four mounted officers "shepherded" a small group of young ICT fans down Dalry Road towards Haymarket Station and none too pleasantly either. This left a very bad taste in the mouth indeed. Pity they wouldn't concentrate their efforts on the real louts and criminals. Young lads of course can't fight back like some of the gangsters they're too feart to take on. Quite disgusting.
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I'm gonna be unpopular for saying this but here goes... I think the cops are takin a bit too much flak here. I was sitting at the end of the row next to the lads who got flung out and I had a word with the female officer (who was thoroughly decent) after she had spoken to the boys the first time just before half time. She agreed with me that the banter between sets of fans was sublime but what they had the problem with was not that the boys were standing up, but goading the other fans (both groups were doing it) who were only seperated from each other by a rotund steward (the sex offender) who couldnt have sprung into action with a written invitation never mind if a fight had broken out and another steward who was also totally anonymous until the cops came up. I even heard her get on the radio and tell her gaffer that nothing outrageous was being said and the boys should be left alone.
She was being chatty because she wanted to find out where the boys had come from (obviously thought I might know - I didn't) and she knew they hadn't come down on a supporter's bus, so they'd been watching everyone since before they even got into the stadium. What she said to me was that they didn't want to spoil the craic and thats why they didn't tell the boys to sit down the first time they were spoken to. She was also talking about what they can do with fans who don't do as they're asked i.e. remove the entire row of fans resulting in the loss of those fan's home ground season tickets. So the cops were giving the boys plenty chances.
Anyway, the game went on and Hearts scored and a couple of our boys jumped into the stairs and started winding up the Hearts fans (one of whom got his badge of honour by getting flung out right at the end). If they hadn't done that the police wouldn't have come back up. Fair play to the older folk who stood up and stuck up for the boys because they thought they were being harrassed for standing but the fact is they weren't being picked on for standing, it was because of the "aye, come on then, outside now, lets go" chat that was going back and forth between the fans. It also didn't help that the boys didnt do what they were told by the 8 foot tall copper without being told 3 times. I mean come on lads, you're not gonna win in that situation no matter how many white lightnings you've put away ;)
As I said already the atmosphere was great and it was made by the boy's songs. I was creasing myself for half the game with the "you look like a sex offender", "oh f*ckin sheep is wonderful", "HIV capital" and "glad to hear you're still alive" shouts. Keep it up next time but be cool in front of the cops lads. Fair enough, the stewards often pick on folk because they're d1cks but the cops don't get involved without a reason.
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A fine young player called Ian Black came to play for us. He is very good and as such the fans began to sing a song...
One E in Black,
Theres only one E in Black,
One E in Bla-ack
You get the idea
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Clacher mun,
Sure, listen to what everyone on all sides have to say but always question their motives for saying something and never believe any of it because its only somewhere in the middle that you're going to get the truth. When someone tells you something (anything at all) it's only their version of what they believe to be the truth that you're getting. You have to find your own version of the truth and you won't find it from a conspiracy theorist, dude.
Peace out.
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Theres too much evidence against it IMO and I wont be listening to any crap from those who say it did happen purely because itd be too hard to cover up.
The fact that it would be so hard to cover up is the only reason I could be bothered to mention because if I mentioned all the evidence for landing on the moon I'd be writing a book on the subject. The evidence for is overwhelming if you look beyond the gash hoax websites.
I'd be interested to hear some of the things you believe that make you think it was a hoax. Can you give some examples, clacher?
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Strangely, the guy who died in the Apollo One fire, famously said, "Someone's going to get killed". Weird eh. As well as this, the guys wife, said that she thinks he was murdered.
Also, to get to the moon, the astronauts would have to go through the Van Allen radiation belt. To get through this belt the craft would have to have at least a six foot wall of lead, yet the astronauts wall was paper thin. Van Allen, who's still alive, reckons that they never went because of this.
If I was sitting on top of a giant firework about to be blasted into the unknown I'd fully expect to be killed too. Especially when its all part of a political race against another superpower economy.
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I've been to the Kennedy Space Center and have seen the astronaut's memorial which holds all the names of the astronauts who died in the space race of the 1960's and since (I know the Apollo 1 astronauts were burned to death and knew all about it - sorry to be so grim), so I just feel that this conspiracy theory is downright disrespectful to their memory and good on Buzz Aldrin (who risked his feckin life and must have been sh1t scared at some points) for putting the smackdown on that God-fearing sh1tebag of a guy.
Anyway, there is no way that if it was staged that it could have been kept a secret for so long. So many people would have had to know about it and even if Prince Phillip or "The Man" went round all of them and threatened to kill their family if they spoke, someone involved with nothing to lose would have said something by now.
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Available to go where? Inverness? If that's what you mean I don't see him leaving a team sitting 3rd in the league and taking a wage cut to come back to us instead of staying and fighting for his place.
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proctologist
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As you would so eloquently put it IHE.
Feck off.
You get too much pleasure out of any problems at this club.
I don't think any of us are getting any pleasure out of the club at the moment. If we didn't at least have a laugh about it we'd feckin cry.
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I think the only one worth giving yourself a shake over on this thread is Natasha.
The Irish girl on The One Show... Christine Bleakley, is magically babelicious. If she were a president she'd be Baberaham Lincoln.
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I'd be happy for us just to score a goal, the way we're playing
For a few dollars more....
in Caley Thistle
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Hahahahaha, nice first post
Well done Falkirk for standing up to them and boooo to DUFC for caving in.
The fact that big towns and cities in Scotland have Celtic shops and JJB's selling Rangers gear in their town centres that sell enough to make a profit on it means we can shift the tickets ourselves nae bother so that's exactly what we should do.
FTOF!