Celtic V Dunfermline

[ICTPaisley]

After Celtic took the lead Dunfermline quickly equalised and then went 2-1 ahead with a Penalty.

Almost 10 years to the day will it happen again?

Surely Mowbray is doing as bad as John Barnes was all those years ago.

Maybe Keane will come on at half time as the modern Ian Wright and duff it up is well.

[ICTPaisley]

I just checked Barnes record for Celtic (which is surprisingly not that bad) 41 Points from 20 games and Mowbray is on 44 points from 23 games. A worse record than that of John Barnes.

[ICTPaisley]

2-2 with 3 minutes before Half Time. C'mon the Pars!

[starchief]

To come from the Celtic fans:

"it was never a penalty" - even if it blatantly was.

"we should have had three penalties before that" - 'coz Celtic should get every marginal decision, otherwise the referee's a mason, conveniently forgetting the amount of dodgy decisions Celtic have had.

"they should have had a man sent off after 1/3/5/etc mins" for a heavy challenge that most referees won't have given a yellow card. It doesn't count of course, the challenges by Roy Keane, Gary Caldwell, Peter Grant etc etc that somehow didn't result in a red card either.

"the ref's are all against Celtic", even though most teams outside Rangers think that both sets of the Old Firm get the major decisions for them (even if you can't point out the odd occasion when they didn't)

Note to Celtic/OF fans: getting a soft penalty does not cancel out the OF not being awarded a penalty. Most teams don't get awarded a penalty for marginal decisions. And how many soft penalties can you count being awarded against the OF teams? Far less than are awarded to Celtic or Rangers.

[WYNESS101]

4-2 Celtic - 18 mins left

[ICTPaisley]

Booooooo

[Yngwie]

Did Celtic fans get the irony of their chanting "There's only one Keano" to their new overpaid idol?