they really do not have an ounce of shame

[The Real PapaBear 0]

"Celtic offer to replace Christmas gifts for sick kids stolen from Great Ormond Street hospital "

 

Sure, it was a nasty thing to do, stealing 20 x-mas presents destined for sick kids - but to use this event (a crime committed , not in their own city or even in their own country) to try to get some (extremely!) cheap publicity for themselves, Celtic have sunk to an all time low of slimy bandwagon-jumping..

 

 

If they were that concerned about kids christmases, there are a thousand more deserving but lower profile things they could have done closer to home.

Why would a Scottish team with Irish roots suddenly jump in (with a blaze of PR) to help England's more famous children's hospital? Oh, wait...I think I've answered that myself.

 

Utterly, utterly boak inducing!

[Scott7 6,002]

An easy ofer to make. Some benefactor has already made up the loss.

[the gunslinger 3,366]

Alan sugar has already made this offer. they really are some mob.

[biggordy 0]

As it turns out they're only one of a large number of firms up and down the Country doing likewise.

Didn't see them mentioned in the Scottish press.

[kuznetsov 0]

oh oh celtic and kids.

[Gazza_8 233]

A nice gesture. Why we having a go at them for this?

[Guest Dummiesoot]

Hmmm childrens hospital, sellik, saville i am sure there is a link there somewhere.

[aweebluesoandso 290]

Probably some thieving Mhanky tramp stole them in the first place.

[TheWeeBlueDevil 0]

A nice gesture. Why we having a go at them for this?

 

The OP is questioning the motivation behind it, me personally I couldn't give a flying fuck if its a PR stunt or not, I'm just happy to see the gifts will be replaced and the kids wont miss out.

[BlueMazza 0]

The OP is questioning the motivation behind it, me personally I couldn't give a flying fuck if its a PR stunt or not, I'm just happy to see the gifts will be replaced and the kids wont miss out.

 

I've been having this debate at work. Is any good deed completely altruistic? Probably not. Surely as long as the recipient of the gesture is happy that is all that matters? I actually tweeted their tweet about it. First & last time but a good deed is a good deed.

 

Or are we suggesting the trip to Yorkhill the other week is PR only and it doesn't matter if the kids enjoyed/benefitted?