Mick M 🇵🇸
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Mick M 🇵🇸
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412 Katılım Haziran 2012
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@CelticEnded2iar Apathy has set in. Better get the top tier covers looked out
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@JerryTaylorAyr I get where you are coming from but look at the state of that transfer window. Without change higher up, ambition and quality signings, the job would ruin him.
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Even if we don't win the league, I just can't see how we look past MON, providing he wants the job. With a full pre season and a few good signings, I genuinely think he would have us flying. How could we let him go after coming back to work miracles...twice!
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@AgentScotland @chivs1O5 @Shuggie556 Beaton was backed into a corner by his previous decision on DOGSO for Trusty v Hearts. That decision has led to a few ridiculous red cards, Aberdeen v Motherwell comes to mind
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@chivs1O5 @Shuggie556 A penalty and red card is only given when it's DOGSO and the fouling player makes no attempt at playing the ball, that's the Laws of the Game.
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Just seen a clip of the penalty decision, at the game in real time I thought it definitely looked like one, but watching the clip I didn't realise how obvious it was and how great a view Beaton had of the incident, why he didn't give it instantly is baffling.
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Those details 😍🔎
The new Irish Origins #CelticFC x @adidasoriginals range is available to buy in store and online now 🍀
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Mick M 🇵🇸 retweetledi
Upwards of 850,000 people will pass through our doors over the next 9 days.
This week we’re seeing race-goers-a-plenty heading to Cheltenham, while the weekend will see us welcome up to 10,000 Scottish rugby fans for the 6 Nations clash with @IrishRugby, before visitors from the world over arrive for the St Patrick’s Festival.
We hope everyone has a ball! ☘️
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Patiently waiting for @RGCCeltic latest episode, hurry up guys, giddy!
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@BBCSportScot why have your pundits just lied about what happened at Ibrox today? Call it out for what it was or say nothing if you can’t report the truth.
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@RJMCeltic67 Highly recommend, would watch again! In fact I will watch it again
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@erlsellick Hold my hand up, was me yesterday and I’ve never been so happy about being proven wrong!
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Mick M 🇵🇸 retweetledi
For those outside Scottish fitba, the Rangers v Celtic game today will refereed by a Rangers supporter with the official in charge of VAR also a Rangers fan. Just imagine the outcry if a massive derby in any other country in Europe had similar & yet the @ScottishFA consider it ok
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@GrahamSpiers I understand where you are coming from but disagree. Unfortunately no other way for fans to get point across. Discussion should be what is driving fans to do this, on a big European night. Anything other than that angle is looking at it from the wrong perspective.
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Having reflected on this more I now believe the Celtic fans protest last night was hugely disrespectful towards Martin O’Neill.
In one fell swoop what O’Neill had tried to create pre-match in the dressing room v Stuttgart was crushed within minutes.
My podcast on this with @PaulJohnDykes - who might disagree - is on here at 4pm.
Graham Spiers@GrahamSpiers
Celtic 1-4 Stuttgart This was a painful hammering at home for Celtic – there can be no sugarcoating it. Nor can the various vexed issues raised over these 90 minutes in Glasgow be avoided by Martin O’Neill or the club. The dispute that the Celtic board is having with the Green Brigade – Celtic’s noisy Ultras – is both debilitating and clearly diminishing Celtic on the pitch. The atmosphere tonight inside Celtic Park was woeful – excepting the joyous racket generated by 3000 Stuttgart fans – and this stand-off might very conceivably cost Celtic the title. O’Neill made a bold, plain statement after his team’s last-gasp win over Kilmarnock on Sunday that Julian Araujo’s winning goal after 97 minutes was directly linked to the wall of Celtic fans housed behind that goal. By the same token, the lack of the Green Brigade’s boisterous acoustics inside Celtic Park, which gets the rest of the crowd going, is now hurting Celtic and reducing the team. For clarity: the Green Brigade must carry some of the blame. They rarely come over as a conciliatory, open-minded group of fans. Their beliefs appear almost doctrinal: it is their way or no way. The Green Brigade will happily come back into Celtic Park, just so long as they have the club’s directors over a barrel. As for the Celtic fans’ protest tonight, which disrupted the opening few minutes of the game, O’Neill was evidently disgusted by it, even furious. After the game he said that those Celtic supporters who had disrupted the opening three minutes “need their heads examined”. Any energy and vibe brought out of the dressing-room and onto the pitch by the Celtic players was abruptly lost. Compounding Celtic’s misery the bulky, cumbersome Kasper Schmeichel somehow allowed two saveable Stuttgart shots to either go through him or over him, when in each case making the block would have looked unheroic. The Danish goalkeeper cost Celtic, and little more on this can be said. It is possible that O’Neill over the next few days will think: good riddance Europe. Celtic are now effectively out of the Europa League and O’Neill might conclude that this is advantageous to Celtic’s quest for an unlikely league-and-cup double. Celtic have a cache of onerous fixtures ahead, and O’Neill, at 73, now has to summon every ounce of his renowned psychological powers to haul his team up to the task. Meanwhile, a Celtic civil war is going on around him. •I’m podcasting tomorrow on the Green Brigade issue: to admit the fans back in to Celtic Park, or keep them out? patreon.com/c/pressbox
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