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Celtic Champions Already??
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Really enjoyed the Kilmarnock come back yesterday.It is good to see the season in the balance again
Although I normally prefer Celtic to Rangers it is mainly because I have normally worked with Celtic fans over the years. Ironically I currently work with a Rangers fan so I have started to follow their results a bit.
That said I wish a third and maybe even a fourth club emerge to challenge both.0 -
Teams in 4th place normally are 40 points behind the Champions.Richard J said:Really enjoyed the Kilmarnock come back yesterday.It is good to see the season in the balance again
Although I normally prefer Celtic to Rangers it is mainly because I have normally worked with Celtic fans over the years. Ironically I currently work with a Rangers fan so I have started to follow their results a bit.
That said I wish a third and maybe even a fourth club emerge to challenge both.
Celtic and Rangers being the top two will remain as long as Scottish football exists.0 -
Celtic were poor in the late 80s/early 90s, finished outside the top 2 for 7 consecutive seasons, including one season they somehow finished 5th!ElfsborgAddick said:
Teams in 4th place normally are 40 points behind the Champions.Richard J said:Really enjoyed the Kilmarnock come back yesterday.It is good to see the season in the balance again
Although I normally prefer Celtic to Rangers it is mainly because I have normally worked with Celtic fans over the years. Ironically I currently work with a Rangers fan so I have started to follow their results a bit.
That said I wish a third and maybe even a fourth club emerge to challenge both.
Celtic and Rangers being the top two will remain as long as Scottish football exists.
However since 1996 they've been top 2 every season. So anyone who's about 30-32 years old has never known them outside the top 2.0 -
Old rangers deceased in 2012, new rangers spent a few seasons out of the top tier.Chris_from_Sidcup said:
Celtic were poor in the late 80s/early 90s, finished outside the top 2 for 7 consecutive seasons, including one season they somehow finished 5th!ElfsborgAddick said:
Teams in 4th place normally are 40 points behind the Champions.Richard J said:Really enjoyed the Kilmarnock come back yesterday.It is good to see the season in the balance again
Although I normally prefer Celtic to Rangers it is mainly because I have normally worked with Celtic fans over the years. Ironically I currently work with a Rangers fan so I have started to follow their results a bit.
That said I wish a third and maybe even a fourth club emerge to challenge both.
Celtic and Rangers being the top two will remain as long as Scottish football exists.
However since 1996 they've been top 2 every season. So anyone who's about 30-32 years old has never known them outside the top 2.0 -
There’s more chance of Charlton winning the Champions League than anyone outside the Old Firm winning the SPL.2
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By they've they were referring to Celtic.guinnessaddick said:
Old rangers deceased in 2012, new rangers spent a few seasons out of the top tier.Chris_from_Sidcup said:
Celtic were poor in the late 80s/early 90s, finished outside the top 2 for 7 consecutive seasons, including one season they somehow finished 5th!ElfsborgAddick said:
Teams in 4th place normally are 40 points behind the Champions.Richard J said:Really enjoyed the Kilmarnock come back yesterday.It is good to see the season in the balance again
Although I normally prefer Celtic to Rangers it is mainly because I have normally worked with Celtic fans over the years. Ironically I currently work with a Rangers fan so I have started to follow their results a bit.
That said I wish a third and maybe even a fourth club emerge to challenge both.
Celtic and Rangers being the top two will remain as long as Scottish football exists.
However since 1996 they've been top 2 every season. So anyone who's about 30-32 years old has never known them outside the top 2.0 -
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Love a Jam tart with my Killie Pie
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I'm guessing that Hearts have not been relegated since 2009, the last time they beat Celtic at Parkhead.
28 games without a win and Hearts are one of the better teams in the SPL.0 - Sponsored links:
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Rangers win the cup tomorrow & the Green brigade will be in melt down Mon the Bears 🐻2
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They actually did get relegated around ten years ago (they had crazy financial issues and I think they got a big points deduction) but I’m pretty sure they came back at the first time of asking.ElfsborgAddick said:I'm guessing that Hearts have not been relegated since 2009, the last time they beat Celtic at Parkhead.
28 games without a win and Hearts are one of the better teams in the SPL.0 -
Title race is looking on, but I presume Celtic will spend big in January, Rangers will try and fail to compete in Europe and the SPL and Celtic will be champions again.0
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That was a crazy season, Hibs, Hearts and Rangers all in the championship!se9addick said:
They actually did get relegated around ten years ago (they had crazy financial issues and I think they got a big points deduction) but I’m pretty sure they came back at the first time of asking.ElfsborgAddick said:I'm guessing that Hearts have not been relegated since 2009, the last time they beat Celtic at Parkhead.
28 games without a win and Hearts are one of the better teams in the SPL.0 -
Celtic have won 11 of the last 12 league titles, they've won the treble in 5 of the last 7 years, they're top of the league and before yesterday they were unbeaten at home in almost 3 years. Yet on the back of a defeat the fans were chanting 'sack the board' and fighting each other in the stands.
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I'll give the fans of both Celtic and Rangers fans credit, to watch that predictable s*** every home game in such numbers, 50 and 60k capacities are incredible.2
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Rangers won the cup
Ee Aye Addio
Rangers won the cup
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It’s going to an exciting season with Rangers slowly recovering from the disastrous Beale experiment and Celtic imploding under Rodgers. Despite peaks like Ranger's brilliant achievement in Seville the other night, the standard of the SPL this year is abysmal. Rangers could well win the league this season with a side that is demonstrably worse than last year. The signings of some real duds (Lammers, Dessers, Dowell etc) will lumber them for a while. I expected Celtic to suffer a reaction to the departure of big Ange but not to this extent. The standard of play in the league cup final yesterday was truly awful (mind you, Liverpool v Manu wasn’t great either!). Our bang average Charlton side this season would be challenging top 5 in the SPL.0
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We lost to Aberdeen in pre-season and they're 10th.Sillybilly said:It’s going to an exciting season with Rangers slowly recovering from the disastrous Beale experiment and Celtic imploding under Rodgers. Despite peaks like Ranger's brilliant achievement in Seville the other night, the standard of the SPL this year is abysmal. Rangers could well win the league this season with a side that is demonstrably worse than last year. The signings of some real duds (Lammers, Dessers, Dowell etc) will lumber them for a while. I expected Celtic to suffer a reaction to the departure of big Ange but not to this extent. The standard of play in the league cup final yesterday was truly awful (mind you, Liverpool v Manu wasn’t great either!). Our bang average Charlton side this season would be challenging top 5 in the SPL.0 - Sponsored links:
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InbredsChris_from_Sidcup said:Celtic have won 11 of the last 12 league titles, they've won the treble in 5 of the last 7 years, they're top of the league and before yesterday they were unbeaten at home in almost 3 years. Yet on the back of a defeat the fans were chanting 'sack the board' and fighting each other in the stands.
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Fair point although I doubt they’ll end up tenth. But the Motherwells, Ross i, Dundees, St Johnstone’s etc are league 1 standard.Chris_from_Sidcup said:
We lost to Aberdeen in pre-season and they're 10th.Sillybilly said:It’s going to an exciting season with Rangers slowly recovering from the disastrous Beale experiment and Celtic imploding under Rodgers. Despite peaks like Ranger's brilliant achievement in Seville the other night, the standard of the SPL this year is abysmal. Rangers could well win the league this season with a side that is demonstrably worse than last year. The signings of some real duds (Lammers, Dessers, Dowell etc) will lumber them for a while. I expected Celtic to suffer a reaction to the departure of big Ange but not to this extent. The standard of play in the league cup final yesterday was truly awful (mind you, Liverpool v Manu wasn’t great either!). Our bang average Charlton side this season would be challenging top 5 in the SPL.0 -
Agreed.Sillybilly said:
Fair point although I doubt they’ll end up tenth. But the Motherwells, Ross i, Dundees, St Johnstone’s etc are league 1 standard.Chris_from_Sidcup said:
We lost to Aberdeen in pre-season and they're 10th.Sillybilly said:It’s going to an exciting season with Rangers slowly recovering from the disastrous Beale experiment and Celtic imploding under Rodgers. Despite peaks like Ranger's brilliant achievement in Seville the other night, the standard of the SPL this year is abysmal. Rangers could well win the league this season with a side that is demonstrably worse than last year. The signings of some real duds (Lammers, Dessers, Dowell etc) will lumber them for a while. I expected Celtic to suffer a reaction to the departure of big Ange but not to this extent. The standard of play in the league cup final yesterday was truly awful (mind you, Liverpool v Manu wasn’t great either!). Our bang average Charlton side this season would be challenging top 5 in the SPL.I was at Partick Thistle v Airdrie a couple of weeks ago. Both teams are decent Scottish Championship sides with a shout of promotion. Charlton would hammer either of them, I’d venture that Bromley would probably give them a good game too.
I love Scottish football, but the standard (especially outside the Old Firm) is atrocious.2 -
I bet that was lively they hate each other I have a soft spot for the Jags first Scottish game I ever went to was at Firhill many moons ago probably changed a bit now full of lunaticsse9addick said:
Agreed.Sillybilly said:
Fair point although I doubt they’ll end up tenth. But the Motherwells, Ross i, Dundees, St Johnstone’s etc are league 1 standard.Chris_from_Sidcup said:
We lost to Aberdeen in pre-season and they're 10th.Sillybilly said:It’s going to an exciting season with Rangers slowly recovering from the disastrous Beale experiment and Celtic imploding under Rodgers. Despite peaks like Ranger's brilliant achievement in Seville the other night, the standard of the SPL this year is abysmal. Rangers could well win the league this season with a side that is demonstrably worse than last year. The signings of some real duds (Lammers, Dessers, Dowell etc) will lumber them for a while. I expected Celtic to suffer a reaction to the departure of big Ange but not to this extent. The standard of play in the league cup final yesterday was truly awful (mind you, Liverpool v Manu wasn’t great either!). Our bang average Charlton side this season would be challenging top 5 in the SPL.I was at Partick Thistle v Airdrie a couple of weeks ago. Both teams are decent Scottish Championship sides with a shout of promotion. Charlton would hammer either of them, I’d venture that Bromley would probably give them a good game too.
I love Scottish football, but the standard (especially outside the Old Firm) is atrocious.
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Ha, it all got a bit tasty after the match when the Thistle ultras waited outside the away end to pelt the exiting Airdrie fans with snowballs!Wellred said:
I bet that was lively they hate each other I have a soft spot for the Jags first Scottish game I ever went to was at Firhill many moons ago probably changed a bit now full of lunaticsse9addick said:
Agreed.Sillybilly said:
Fair point although I doubt they’ll end up tenth. But the Motherwells, Ross i, Dundees, St Johnstone’s etc are league 1 standard.Chris_from_Sidcup said:
We lost to Aberdeen in pre-season and they're 10th.Sillybilly said:It’s going to an exciting season with Rangers slowly recovering from the disastrous Beale experiment and Celtic imploding under Rodgers. Despite peaks like Ranger's brilliant achievement in Seville the other night, the standard of the SPL this year is abysmal. Rangers could well win the league this season with a side that is demonstrably worse than last year. The signings of some real duds (Lammers, Dessers, Dowell etc) will lumber them for a while. I expected Celtic to suffer a reaction to the departure of big Ange but not to this extent. The standard of play in the league cup final yesterday was truly awful (mind you, Liverpool v Manu wasn’t great either!). Our bang average Charlton side this season would be challenging top 5 in the SPL.I was at Partick Thistle v Airdrie a couple of weeks ago. Both teams are decent Scottish Championship sides with a shout of promotion. Charlton would hammer either of them, I’d venture that Bromley would probably give them a good game too.
I love Scottish football, but the standard (especially outside the Old Firm) is atrocious.
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Ha they got off light then with the snowballsse9addick said:
Ha, it all got a bit tasty after the match when the Thistle ultras waited outside the away end to pelt the exiting Airdrie fans with snowballs!Wellred said:
I bet that was lively they hate each other I have a soft spot for the Jags first Scottish game I ever went to was at Firhill many moons ago probably changed a bit now full of lunaticsse9addick said:
Agreed.Sillybilly said:
Fair point although I doubt they’ll end up tenth. But the Motherwells, Ross i, Dundees, St Johnstone’s etc are league 1 standard.Chris_from_Sidcup said:
We lost to Aberdeen in pre-season and they're 10th.Sillybilly said:It’s going to an exciting season with Rangers slowly recovering from the disastrous Beale experiment and Celtic imploding under Rodgers. Despite peaks like Ranger's brilliant achievement in Seville the other night, the standard of the SPL this year is abysmal. Rangers could well win the league this season with a side that is demonstrably worse than last year. The signings of some real duds (Lammers, Dessers, Dowell etc) will lumber them for a while. I expected Celtic to suffer a reaction to the departure of big Ange but not to this extent. The standard of play in the league cup final yesterday was truly awful (mind you, Liverpool v Manu wasn’t great either!). Our bang average Charlton side this season would be challenging top 5 in the SPL.I was at Partick Thistle v Airdrie a couple of weeks ago. Both teams are decent Scottish Championship sides with a shout of promotion. Charlton would hammer either of them, I’d venture that Bromley would probably give them a good game too.
I love Scottish football, but the standard (especially outside the Old Firm) is atrocious.
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Celtic take back advantage for the title with a 2-1 win over rangers.3
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Weird one, I thought Rangers played well, but we were just unable to take some of the very decent chances created. Celtic on the other have players (on in particular) who can score from half chances.guinnessaddick said:Celtic take back advantage for the title with a 2-1 win over rangers.Some of the refereeing decisions were questionable, but ultimately I think it comes down to Rangers’ poor finishing.Still all to play for, hopefully someone buys Kyogo in the January window!0 -
Do like a bit of rangers pie and tart. Superb performance with a very makeshift back four. Well done lads. In Scotland now will enjoy a few tonight.4
