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I thought he was shite and bottled out of major decisions,if he wanted to stamp his mark on the game he shoild have sent Stokes of for an horrifc tackle on Papac,say what you like but that is a career threatening tackle, a fucking disgrace!!!!,he bottled it and conspired to ruining the game,no excuses he was shite, it's a good job we are a GREAT side and did not need to depend on the Ref

We were superb today,and that is why we are CHAMPIONS..........................WATP

Justs for the record,at half time I still felt so confident I went to the bookies and asked for the price for a Rangers win,I was told 7/1 so hit it with �£20.............................happy days

Gees,geesa a break man,just in the hoos,pished I'll maybe have a look the morn,WATP

How good would that be???:spl:

Well it's nearly show time,soon we will see if the BHEASTS continual MOPING,GREETING,WHINGING,PARANOIA,which has been in the RHAGS every day this week in the build up to this game,will have paid off. Should we walk away from the piggery with points,which I'm confident of,then the paranoia will continue ALL next week,and if they somehow manage to take the points they will just say that's what happens when the ref is under extreme scrutiny. Mon the Rangers show them why we are the CHAMPIONS and rip them a new one.WATP

What price is the BHEASTS to get a penalty????????

Gerintae them [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GXdO0EoprDc]YouTube - Neil Lennon singing Oh the Rangers Are Shite[/ame] [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1EIpwn3DuuI&feature=related]YouTube - Celtic player Neil Lennon - The Lurgan Bigot[/ame]

I think it was more to do with the foul and abusive language directed at the match officials,not to mention the aggresive nature of the wee scrote:)

Ft:- 4-2 sheep

Correct mate,the SFA need to investigate the threats to families of the officials,and reassure the officials that they will have protection against these SCUMMY RHATS. As you say even a half dubious decision will have the Ref caught in two minds.

It is getting a bit ridiculous with the SCUM threatening the officials family if they make a wrong decision,something needs to be done about these RHATS

4-0.....................SHEEP,Hartley penalty

3-0 to the SHEEP

Watch them both like me

OOPS!!!...............1-1 now

1-0 Everton,what a strike from Baines,free kick

About to start,should be a good game

1-0 SHEEP,Maguire

IT is a measure of the way the Scottish Football Association operates, and the manner in which it is scrutinised by the nation's media, that the wider public is no longer made aware of decisions taken and verdicts reached by the game's governing body. Take for instance the case of the last Old Firm game played at Ibrox, which took place as long ago as last February. It is a turbo charged encounter with referee Dougie McDonald sending off Celtic captain Scott Brown and Maurice Edu bundling in a last minute winner for Rangers. The fact that there were fireworks came as no surprise as, in the build up to the vital clash, Celtic, via their official website, appreared to seek to crank up the pressure on referee McDonald with an anonymous rant. The press gave it massive coverage and SFA President George Peate was quick to respond by branding such an anonymous attack as "cowardly." What followed in the game's aftermath led to then Celtic manager Tony Mowbray being referred to the SFA General Purposes Committee for remarks, critical of the referee. Not long afterwards, while on international duty with the Republic of Ireland, Aiden McGeady was interviewed by a Scottish journalist and added his critical comments, and the General Purposes Committee was again called in. However, the most widely publicised event came when the official Celtic website again leapt in, and just over an hour after the end of the match it launched a full blooded attack on Dougie McDonald's integrity. The crux of this was that "no fair minded person" would agree with McDonald's decision to send off Brown, with the clear implication being that as McDonald had taken the red card decision, he was not fair minded. Daily newspaper journalists working in the Ibrox media media room, filing match reports, plus stories with the views given to them by the managers and players in post match interviews, quickly became aware of the content on the official Celtic website. Having picked up on it they then incorporated it into those reaction reports and the "no fair minded person" allegation formed the main thrust of the stories which led the back pages, from the red tops, through the middle market papers, to the broadsheets. The general line taken by the media was that Celtic could find themselves in deep trouble with the SFA over the website attack, an natural assumption to make, especiall given president Peat's obvious disgust and anger at what had appeared there prior to the game. But afterwards? How did the media follow up on things? Well, it would seem they all just forgot about it. Something which had been splashed all over the back pages for a couple of days and which jammed the lines to the radio phone in programmes, just slipped off the media's radar. Of course the increasingly secret service which is the SFA hardly helped. In the past any decisions by the General Purposes Committee - which deals with offences such as what managers and players say in media interviews - were made public. Now, according to my information, under chairman Rod Petrie, who is also chairman of Hibernian, that has changed. No news of decisions taken by the General Purposes Committee are made public. News however, has a way of leaking out, and I can now bring you the decisions taken by Petrie's Committtee regarding what appeared on the official Celtic website, and what was said by Mowbray and McGeady. McGeady, said Petrie's committee, had no case to answer. As far as Mowbray was concerned, by the time the committee sat in judgement, he had left Celtic and was no longer within the SFA's jurisdiction. And, in the case of the much more serious matter of the statement published on the official Celtic website Petrie's committee decided the appropriate punishment was a censure. Many may think this is a poor way for the Scottish Football Association to defend and protect the integrity of Scotland's officials. A set of circumstances has come to light again this weekend via a splendid exclusive by Mark Guidi in the Daily Record which reveals that Steven Craven, the linesman at the centre of the rumpus over last Sunday's penalty decision u-turn, has been threatenen, while his two teenage sons have been subjected to verbal abuse. Guidi's superb story also lifted the lid on just what happened between McDonald and Craven during that Dundee United-Celtic flashpoint. According to what he wrote, it was McDonald who, on second thoughts, overturned his own decision without any input from Craven, something which now explains the mystery of why Craven moved to take up the position of a linesman at a spot kick - behind the goal line. The Daily Record story also goes on to say that Craven feels he has been hung out to dry and used as a scapegoat by the SFA, and that he is ready to quit. How much of his decision to stand down relates to the latest occasion in which the SFA seems to have failed to protect and official, and how much to being the latest official who - along with his family - has suffered threats and abuse after being involved in a decision which went against Celtic, is unclear. Craven is probably weighing them both equally. Willie Collum, his two linesmen and the fourth official, therefore know what awaits them should they be involved in any controversial decisions while taking charge of the first Old Firm game of the season. On a wider perspective though, it will be interesting to wait and watch what the outcome is of the SFA's Rod Petrie led General Purposes Committtee's judgement on Dundee United manager Peter Houston's rant at Dougie McDonald . And whether Petrie's committee make public any of the decisions they may take regarding the fall out from events at Tannadice. Or indeed, whether the nation's media suffer another bout of collective amnesia. http://davidleggat-leggoland.blogspot.com/2010/10/sfa-try-to-keep-celtic-verdict-secret.html

Game just kicked off,fuck me how many empty seats:),of course it's no the Rangers that are in town:spl:

No problem mate,I just don't think the BHEASTS should be spoken about in the Rangers chat:) The KDS quotes are worth a read all the same,MUTANTS

I started a thread in the football chat room http://www.gersnetonline.co.uk/vb/showthread.php?t=21760 ,also posted the KDS reaction to it which is hilarious,maybe one of the mods can merge the thread

When we hump them tomorrow TLB will proceed to cause a riot and show himself up for the thug that he is

KDS Reaction: pablo5 Today, 12:56 AM Post #22 Member Avatar Whatever it is, there's not enough of it [ * * * * * * * * * * * * ] Posts: 22,455 Group: Snr. Member Member #1,558 Joined: 16 July 2005 Favourite all-time player Allen Woody Excellent. Now we've got The Huns, the refs, the SFA and the Polis out to get us. If that doesn't pull the support, the manager and the team together I don't know what will. Also, the main event which endangered public safety and might have lead to a riot was the way the ref handled the penalty incident. If the club has any sense they'll point to the fact that objects were thrown on the pitch before Lennon's celebration, but not afterward. FrankieT Today, 1:23 AM Post #40 Member Avatar First name on the team-sheet [ * * * * * * ] Posts: 1,650 Group: Members Member #8,658 Joined: 7 June 2007 Is this one of those hun letter writing campaigns? lubo's left peg Today, 1:33 AM Post #46 Member Avatar Occasional Substitute [ * * * * ] Posts: 306 Group: Members Member #26,955 Joined: 9 September 2010 Favourite all-time player Henke Can someone please tell Tayside Police to join the back of the queue, just in behind the SFA, the media, honest mistake merchants and the huns. FFS trying to skip the queue? Where's the dignity? junglejamesie Today, 1:59 AM Post #58 Member Avatar Hey Neil, heard the one about a hun with a tenner?... [ * * * * * * * * * * * * ] Posts: 21,259 Group: Snr. Member Member #89 Joined: 1 September 2004 Still a proddy country, timmy. And dont you forget it.... JJ 1888bhoy Today, 2:56 AM Post #67 Member Avatar Considering retirement [ * * * * * * * * * * * ] Posts: 7,370 Group: Snr. Member Member #11,524 Joined: 26 October 2007 feck the SFA, eff the huns and eff every other anti-Celtic establishment that we have to endure ona weekly bassis, eff the the entire lot o ye's wi a big black boaby in yer holes mon the Celtic :rocker: Bawman Today, 3:54 AM Post #72 Member Avatar Class is permanent [ * * * * * * * * * * * * ] Posts: 15,882 Group: Senior Member Member #106 Joined: 1 September 2004 I fecking LOVE this. The huns worst nightmare is arising. A successful ****** running Celtic. Hooped 4 Life Today, 5:15 AM Post #76 Member Avatar Bringing Passion Back [ * * * * * ] Posts: 1,247 Group: Members Member #24,663 Joined: 25 October 2009 Favourite all-time player Henrik Larsson Priceless! Huns everywhere from pleb in the street to high ranking officers are lining up to have popshots at the wee man. Time for us to stand united behind Lenny and defend him in any battle he comes across. No respect to sfa, no respect to police, no respect to rangers and no respect to anybody who slags off our full of passion, proud manager. Get it right up all of you stupid skint jealous smelly dodgy sphincter Huns. Guaydo Today, 6:38 AM Post #85 First team training [ * * * ] Posts: 262 Group: Members Member #3,670 Joined: 21 April 2006 Getting scared of the Ginger Guardiola! Morons CMC88 Today, 7:38 AM Post #90 Member Avatar Club Captain [ * * * * * * * * * ] Posts: 3,227 Group: Snr. Member Member #9,621 Joined: 23 July 2007 Scummy bastards , always lying. GIRFUY ya monkey hun carrots. Section 408 29 minutes ago Post #121 Occasional Substitute [ * * * * ] Posts: 315 Group: Members Member #23,615 Joined: 26 May 2009 paulmck1888 23 Oct 2010, 09:16 AM Now the linesman at the centre of the controversy on Sunday has offered to resign. Why would he do that? Something stinks here. http://sport.stv.tv/football/scottish-premier/celtic/204426-linesman-craven-offers-resignation-to-sfa/ Two things here. 1. Attempt at blackening the Celtic support.Insinuating fear from a Celtic support backlash. 2.Backs SFA into a corner.They have to refuse his resignation therefore justifying and backing up his decision from Sundays game. Machiavelli has nothing on this mob. Get Tayside Police to fingerprint a certain Mr Hugh Dallas as his dabs appear to be all over this. Neil must be absolutely pissing himself about this. He has practically got an entire country on the run. Mr Reid should now step up to the plate and come out all guns blazing in defence of Neil , the supporters and above all the Club.Time to take a stand both publically and politically against the sectarian forces which are daily in operation against us as a Club whether it eminates from the media , the SFA or now more worryingly the establishment in the form of a regional police force. At which point will political parties decide to start coming out to condemn us. Antsplan 18 minutes ago Post #126 Member Avatar Club Captain [ * * * * * * * * * ] Posts: 3,843 Group: Snr. Member Member #336 Joined: 6 November 2004 Absolutely hunbelievable. Makes me f'in sick. Craig Bellamy scores at Ipox, drops to his knees, booked Misser scores at CP, every Hun leaves the field to celebrate, not a single player booked. Lenny celebrates a last minute goal, in the furore of scoring a goal the on field master plan to cheat us falls apart, this confuses the match officials who fail to book the ****** for celebrating. Not to worry the polis will get him six days later They really are an easily offended/wound up bunch.