Jack Marshall 🍀

Liam Scales has been doing those sort of errors all season long. Rewarded with a 4-year contract.

Plain as day. Dickinson & Robertson at it.

Reminder that at tomorrows match, you’ll be able to buy your tickets for the End of Season awards £5 a ticket, buffet included, Slim with the tunes Graces, 2nd May See @strochs_merch at the game to buy yours

Every single player wants to play forward and show attacking intent. Joy to watch.

Omg Bernard Ponsonby, invited by the club to a foundation event delivered a complete evisceration of the Celtic board. It almost brought tears to my eyes, if we ever do get a competent board Bernard has just shot to my top choice as chairman. Brilliant🍀 youtu.be/eew3XWdWi0E

Get up, stand up, don’t give up the fight It is up to all of us to play our part and we invite all Celtic supporters to do three simple things

He is healing football. The most important player in the world by far. He’s influencing millions of young players and coaches across the world and that’s what’s needed to get away from the rigid boring football we’ve been forced to endure for years. I adore him

Torcedores do Celtic ergueram uma grande faixa dizendo: "Deus abençoe o nosso Papa". 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇻🇦 A homenagem a Leão XIV foi feita pelos torcedores na final da Copa da Escócia.

"...no but, she is"

Marc Ohara caught the ball with both hands and the ref gave a throw in. That's strange. No foul. No yellow card. Marc Ohara later got booked for a professional foul..... should have been off the park. Ah well..... Scottish refs eh wit they like

SCOTLAND 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Celtic fans held up a banner saying 'God Bless Our Pope' as their team reached the Scottish Cup Final today

We fucking did it Grandad #PUSB

On the 16th April 2024, I lost my best friend AJ to Sepsis. I promised him that day I’d name my first ever NH horse after him. On the 16th April 2026, My Mate AJ wins at @HerefordRaces That was written in the stars, that one was for you buddy ❤️🐎

Reform are having a bad. A lady confronted Lee Anderson "The flags went up before the potholes were sorted. You could not tell the truth if your life depended on it. So get your silly little racist flags & stick them where the sun doesn't shine. It's pathetic. You're pathetic."

❗️The message is loud and clear. 🎥 @FergCon25

Oh my word. Men are class.

I am at my wits fucking end with this fella!! Has tried his best I’ll mitigate that and I’ve always been an advocate of these performances but I’ll tell you what,,, if we don’t have an Irish manager next season he’s fucked. Nowhere near it. Painful

For the love of fuck. Keep this clown out of Easterhouse. We deserve better. Ignore everything whatever him and his "party leader" say. Look out for the people of Easterhouse.

I was standing on Ascot Heath for the Clarence House Chase in January when a tired Il Etait Temps and Paul Townend fell right in front of me at the second last. When horses fall I always look for them to get back on their feet quickly and I am always looking for them to continue with the herd and to check that they are sound. Il Etait Temps did not get up quickly. In fact he stayed down for a considerable amount of time. His jockey, Mr Townend stayed with him. The dreaded screens went up and they stayed up for a good 10 minutes. The horse ambulance arrived and the Ascot veterinary team were heavily present. Paul Townend remained with his horse showing considerable care. The longer the situation went on the more I feared the worse for the horse. I thought back to the Cyrname incident at Ascot which gave me some reassurance but I’d begun to give up hope. Paul Townend eventually emerged from behind the screen and I shouted to him asking if his horse was alright. He gave me the thumbs up and he got into a car to take him back to the weighing room. Seconds later the screens came down and Il Etait Temps walked soundly into the horse ambulance. Such a relieve. This horse went on to be a fantastic winner of this year’s Champion Chase at the Cheltenham Festival a couple of months later. I cannot possibly believe that Paul Townend would knowingly ride out a horse that he knew was injured. It beggars belief to think that anyone would believe that. That day at Ascot his prime concern was for the welfare and wellbeing of his horse and I find it inconceivable that that behaviour would not be a constant in his character and be the same for every horse that he rides.