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15 Dec 2017, 01:40 PM
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In Leckie`s piece who is he talking about was wanting a waitress sacked because she wouldnt come running when he snapped his fingers?
I take it to be GASL
its an analogy Careful - mods said you'd get banned if you started this linguistics stuff again
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16 Dec 2017, 05:05 AM
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its an analogy
Careful - mods said you'd get banned if you started this linguistics stuff again They were just being Prosaic !
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16 Dec 2017, 09:56 PM
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We Won the Big One-They Never Will!
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Careful - mods said you'd get banned if you started this linguistics stuff again
They were just being Prosaic !
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https://twitter.com/twitter/statuses/942402838570913795
More impartial coverage from Sky today. How this moonman gets a media gig is still beyond me. I know he's an out and out hun and that helps but he really is a tadger. Oh, and a Kilmarnock player who rarely mentions his own team.
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18 Dec 2017, 01:30 AM
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https://twitter.com/twitter/statuses/942402838570913795More impartial coverage from Sky today. How this moonman gets a media gig is still beyond me. I know he's an out and out hun and that helps but he really is a tadger. Oh, and a Kilmarnock player who rarely mentions his own team. Clown couldn’t keep the grin off his face
Yer club died mate
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18 Dec 2017, 08:15 AM
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But, even so, it’s written down there now, in black and white. An undeniable fact. The one that reads: Rodgers has amassed fewer points from his first 18 league games of this season than Ronny Deila did two years ago. Rodgers out!!
Celtic's standards have slipped and Brendan Rodgers must act fast to stop a blip becoming something more serious - Jackson Keith reckons it’s what happens over the coming days and weeks which will really matter to Rodgers after the 4-0 shellacking against Hearts.
Spoiler: click to toggle ByKeith Jackson There's a saying which sprung to mind yesterday as Celtic’s long run of invincibility was crashing into a brick wall at Tynecastle. It goes something along the lines of “99 per cent of all statistics only tell 49 per cent of the story”. That was certainly the case yesterday as Brendan Rodgers and his side were finally taken down amid a blizzard of facts and figures as this unsurpassed period of domestic dominance – the likes of which British football may never see again – came to the most dramatic of sudden ends. Let’s start with the most significant stat of the day which actually did paint a fairly accurate picture of what went on in the capital yesterday lunchtime. The one that read: Hearts 4, Celtic 0. Because not for one moment was the home side undeserving of this victory. They were worth each of their four goals and very possibly even more than that. Celtic’s performance, on the other hand, was as close to woeful as Rodgers has witnessed at any time in his 18 months at the helm. His defence seemed strangely hell-bent on self-destructing from the moment Craig Gordon suffered his first attack of the jitters and very nearly handed an opening goal to Kyle Lafferty by dithering with the ball at his feet inside his own six-yard box. That Gordon did at least keep the score down by pulling off a superb reflex save to deny Manuel Milinkovic shortly after young Harry Cochrane had fired Hearts into the lead, is really neither here nor there in the final analysis. Lafferty had doubled the lead within five minutes in any case and Milinkovic was still able to help himself to a double after half-time – his first after a Jozo Simunovic blunder and the second from the spot after another brain melt moment from Gordon. No, there was nothing much for Rodgers to salvage from a wretched 90 minutes other than the consolation of knowing that this has never happened to him before – not on this side of the border at any rate. Which brings the next major statistic into play. The one that reads: Played 70, lost one. Now this provides the over-riding story of the Rodgers era. Yesterday’s defeat means his rate of losses has risen from zero per cent to 1.428 per cent. No wonder then the boss made such a point of gathering his players around him on the pitch after the final whistle because these are the kind of numbers which defy logic never mind define this period of unrivalled superiority. By bringing them together in a huddle Rodgers was publicly displaying his immense pride in these players and rightly so. What they have achieved over the last 585 days will most probably never be matched let alone surpassed by any other team. But, now that this record run is over, it’s what happens over the coming days and weeks which will really matter to Rodgers because the most recent statistics also point to a sharp decline in Celtic’s standards and a trend which must worry the manager a great deal more than a single defeat in 70 matches. At this point it is important to remember that when numbers can be crunched and twisted to such an extent that they become a distortion of reality, it is better to ignore them completely than to waste a single moment dwelling on them. But, even so, it’s written down there now, in black and white. An undeniable fact. The one that reads: Rodgers has amassed fewer points from his first 18 league games of this season than Ronny Deila did two years ago. Granted, the mere mention of it feels like an act of heresy. In the real world, there is no comparison at all to be drawn between Rodgers and Ronny. That is why Celtic’s reaction to yesterday’s set-back will be fascinating. Rodgers himself says it is time now to press the reset button and this is precisely what will be required if his team is to return to the sort of standards it hit for itself in his first season in charge. This time one year ago they had dropped just two points of the first 54 available to them. This season they’ve allowed 13 to slip through their fingers already. That is one more than Deila allowed to hit the floor back in the opening, error-strewn five months of 2015. It could be that the extra burden of lumping this unbeaten run around with them has weighed too heavily on the shoulders of Celtic’s players this season. That now, by pressing the reset button, they will also be unshackled. But Rodgers too has some issues to address and not just the obvious defensive lapses which skewered Celtic yesterday. On the contrary, perhaps one of the manager’s most pressing problems, is to be found at the other end of the field entirely. Rodgers himself has previously stressed that Celtic cannot carry three strikers at one time. The Hoops boss went on record as saying so during the Champions League qualifiers in the summer, at a time when neither Moussa Dembele nor Leigh Griffiths were available to face Rosenborg. But, curiously, before going on to complete the loan deal which brought Odsonne Edouard to Glasgow from Paris St-Germain. The 19-year-old French striker was then placed in cold storage until his recent re-emergence as a contender for a starting place which has shoved Griffiths onto the sidelines. Before leading Celtic’s line yesterday the Scotland striker had started just one of their previous 10 games. In fact, in the other nine Griffiths was given a combined total of 63 minutes of football from the subs’ bench – scoring one goal in a 21 minute, match-winning cameo at Ross County. Is it any wonder he looked ring rusty yesterday when Rodgers turned to him at Tynecastle? At his sharpest, Griffiths may well have buried the chance that skipper James Forrest foraged for him just 13 minutes into the match. Instead, he slipped while blazing it over the bar and before too much longer Celtic’s defence was being swamped by a Hearts stampede. An early nerve settler from Celtic might have prevented all of it. So Rodgers must decide how much longer he runs with this three-into-one experiment which appears, on the face of it, to have been designed in order to convince Edouard that he represents Celtic’s future. In some ways that’s shrewd man-management from Rodgers who knows Dembele might not remain at Celtic until the end of next month never mind the end of the current campaign. But, after yesterday’s defeat, it’s the here and the now that matters most. There might be no realistic and credible threat to Celtic’s title. But Rodgers can’t run the risk of allowing a blip to develop into a pattern nonetheless. http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/celtics-standards-slipped-brendan-rodgers-11713065
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18 Dec 2017, 10:48 AM
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https://twitter.com/twitter/statuses/942402838570913795More impartial coverage from Sky today. How this moonman gets a media gig is still beyond me. I know he's an out and out hun and that helps but he really is a tadger. Oh, and a Kilmarnock player who rarely mentions his own team. Sky sucks six ways from Sunday
Let him laugh and enjoy the fact he’s waited 70 games to see us beaten - 70 games and its not even his team or a team he’s played for that did it - just wants ra berz to love him
Sky’s coverage and the quality of analysis is beyond shampoo
And I include commons in that
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18 Dec 2017, 11:16 AM
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https://twitter.com/twitter/statuses/942402838570913795More impartial coverage from Sky today. How this moonman gets a media gig is still beyond me. I know he's an out and out hun and that helps but he really is a tadger. Oh, and a Kilmarnock player who rarely mentions his own team.
Sky sucks six ways from Sunday Let him laugh and enjoy the fact he’s waited 70 games to see us beaten - 70 games and its not even his team or a team he’s played for that did it - just wants ra berz to love him Sky’s coverage and the quality of analysis is beyond shampoo And I include commons in that He's a dick.
Couldn't be bothered to shift some weight off his fat arse when he played for his boyhood heroes, so his analysis should always be weighted against that.
Of course he can boast that he did manage to get a not-quite record-breaking single goal against us, from the penalty spot.
Yesterday was the huns best result of the season. On the back of their own result at home against St Johnstone, losing for the first time in 46 years, it tells you as much about their aspirations as anything.
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18 Dec 2017, 03:30 PM
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Conversation about the media in work here, before I get this wrong.
Leckie once wrote an article about a minutes silence being broken by Celtic fans coughing to the tune of a reb?
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18 Dec 2017, 03:35 PM
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Conversation about the media in work here, before I get this wrong.
Leckie once wrote an article about a minutes silence being broken by Celtic fans coughing to the tune of a reb? Celtic fans were accused of sniffing, coughing and sneezing to the tune of BOTOB at Ibrox during a minute's silence
This version of BOTOB is not available on i-tunes
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18 Dec 2017, 03:37 PM
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Conversation about the media in work here, before I get this wrong.
Leckie once wrote an article about a minutes silence being broken by Celtic fans coughing to the tune of a reb? Not quite.
He did say it was 'orchestrated coughing' though.
"As the stadium fell still on ref Craig Thomson’s whistle, a cough came from the Celtic End. Then another. Then another and another and lots more anothers until it was as clear as the red nose on a flu-ridden reindeer’s face that this was an orchestrated effort to make a point.
What that point was, we’ll never know. But it seems some lame-brains just don’t have the civility to shut the hell up for 60 seconds in memory of others.
As the seconds ticked painfully slowly, someone in the middle of the away support started to applaud.
To the credit of others around him, he was quickly and quietly shut up."
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18 Dec 2017, 03:38 PM
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Conversation about the media in work here, before I get this wrong.
Leckie once wrote an article about a minutes silence being broken by Celtic fans coughing to the tune of a reb? Yeah along those lines, sure he said the coughs represented the dying breath of the 66 or something? Completely moronic and utterly disrespectful. But typical of the journalism in this country.
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18 Dec 2017, 03:40 PM
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Conversation about the media in work here, before I get this wrong.
Leckie once wrote an article about a minutes silence being broken by Celtic fans coughing to the tune of a reb?
Yeah along those lines, sure he said the coughs represented the dying breath of the 66 or something? Completely moronic and utterly disrespectful. But typical of the journalism in this country. That sounds as if it's almost entirely made up.
And, indeed it is.
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18 Dec 2017, 03:44 PM
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Conversation about the media in work here, before I get this wrong.
Leckie once wrote an article about a minutes silence being broken by Celtic fans coughing to the tune of a reb?
Yeah along those lines, sure he said the coughs represented the dying breath of the 66 or something? Completely moronic and utterly disrespectful. But typical of the journalism in this country.
That sounds as if it's almost entirely made up. And, indeed it is.

Conversations moved on so I'm not bringing it up now but did this actually happen or not?
I vaguely remember it but it may have been a TS article?
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18 Dec 2017, 03:54 PM
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That sounds as if it's almost entirely made up. And, indeed it is.
 Conversations moved on so I'm not bringing it up now but did this actually happen or not? I vaguely remember it but it may have been a TS article? https://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/archives/news/44771/take-your-medicine/
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GEORGIOS SAMARAS spent Christmas in his sickbed.
Freddie Ljungberg missed his debut with the sniffles.
And their fans even took a coughing fit during the minute’s silence.
No wonder Neil Lennon looked like he needed a Lemsip and a lie down as time ticked down to the game many reckoned could make or break him.
But there’s no tonic on earth like a win.
No medicine like seeing your team sweat it out to get their job done.
No hangover cure for the punters like seeing the league table this morning.
If they’re honest, they must have feared the worst. Injuries, illness and international call-ups had left them nine men short.
The team Lennon picked seemed as thin as a one-ply tissue.
Yet in the end, it was Rangers who caught a cold. It was Gers who went home spluttering.
They ran out of ideas faster than a sneeze escapes your hooter.
The longer it went on, the more mistakes spread through their ranks like a virus.
Twice they had possession in dangerous areas deep in Celtic territory. Twice they ended up picking the ball out of their own net.
Long before the end, they looked around themselves and wondered where the draught was coming from.
Then they realised it was the doors being booted open as fed-up punters decided they’d had enough.
There’s surely no worse feeling on these days of tit-for-tat gloating than seeing the other lot celebrate on your patch.
Back in October, it was the Celtic hordes who had to put up with it after their players were run out of it in a one-sided second half.
Now, the tables were turned.
And the Bluenoses masses weren’t hanging about to see the Broomloan Stand party.
They could be waking up this morning two points clear the top with two games in hand. Instead, you doubt if they fancy emerging from under the duvet.
It was a strange afternoon, one where the usual poison mingled in the chill air with the raw emotion of remembrance. Where Celtic had made a big show of keeping out a rabble-rousing element of their support but when the cops let others smuggle in smoke bombs and one guy even got through the turnstiles in a Pope costume.
And where the ultra-moronic found a surreal way to try and screw up a tribute to the 66 lives lost in the 1971 Ibrox Disaster.
As the stadium fell still on ref Craig Thomson’s whistle, a cough came from the Celtic End. Then another. Then another and another and lots more anothers until it was as clear as the red nose on a flu-ridden reindeer’s face that this was an orchestrated effort to make a point.
What that point was, we’ll never know. But it seems some lame-brains just don’t have the civility to shut the hell up for 60 seconds in memory of others.
As the seconds ticked painfully slowly, someone in the middle of the away support started to applaud.
To the credit of others around him, he was quickly and quietly shut up.
So, with the minute’s silence at an end, we settled down for 90 minutes of tedium.
Because, boy, it was a duff game.
There were times when you couldn’t have trusted either side to pass the salt at the dinner table, never mind move a ball ten yards to a team-mate.
Here were 50,000 fans, paying fortunes for the privilege of a seat, waiting in vain for someone to have even a quarter-decent effort on goal.
Worst of all, here were two teams taking part in what’s meant to be the most passionate derby on the planet, laying less of a glove on each other than Audrey Harrison had on the boy David Haye.
I’ve said it many times and it’s worth repeating. Take away the insanity and Old Firm games have become some of most mind-numbing of the season.
Though ‘who cares?’ chorus Celtic men in loud unison.
What they saw was a patchwork side repelling whatever Rangers could throw at them — however little that was — before slowly but surely imposing themselves on the game.
Young winger James Forrest should have scored from Paddy McCourt’s cunning reverse pass in the first half, but hesitated and was ploughed by Lee McCulloch.
McCourt himself then ran clear 56 seconds after the break, but dragged his shot across the goal and wide.
By the hour, it was becoming hard to see where a home goal was coming from. Though that didn’t make it any less surprising to see an away one.
Ricky Foster had any number of options to choose from as he cut inside from right-back, 20 yards inside the opposition half.
Passing straight to Joe Ledley shouldn’t have been one of them — and in an instant, the Welshman released Samaras, who skipped past Allan McGregor as the keeper needlessly raced 30 yards from goal and rolled the ball into an empty net.
Ledley ran and leapt into his manager’s arms. Samaras went into the crowd behind the goal. Some of the crowd behind the goal tried to get on the park.
Rangers stood like statues, frozen by their own stupidity.
They never defrosted again.
Eight minutes later, with 20 to go, they had options again when Celtic only half-cleared a corner — yet once again they lost the ball and once again Samaras was away.
This time, he was wide on the right. He looked up and saw no support, so held and held until he saw a chink of light between young midfielder Jamie Ness and defender Madjid Bougherra.
The Algerian hung out a leg. The Greek went over it.
The whistler pointed to the spot.
Done and dusted.
A Celtic team who had come with hope rather than expectation were swaggering like champions. A striker left to graft away on his own had found an endless supply of pals.
From the away end, up went chorus after chorus of the 80s classic Just Can’t Get Enough.
But the rest of Ibrox had already seen way too much.
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18 Dec 2017, 04:01 PM
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Conversation about the media in work here, before I get this wrong.
Leckie once wrote an article about a minutes silence being broken by Celtic fans coughing to the tune of a reb?
Celtic fans were accused of sniffing, coughing and sneezing to the tune of BOTOB at Ibrox during a minute's silence This version of BOTOB is not available on i-tunes Meanwhile some hun shouted Eff the Pope during it but was conveniently ignored.
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Conversation about the media in work here, before I get this wrong.
Leckie once wrote an article about a minutes silence being broken by Celtic fans coughing to the tune of a reb?
Celtic fans were accused of sniffing, coughing and sneezing to the tune of BOTOB at Ibrox during a minute's silence This version of BOTOB is not available on i-tunes
Meanwhile some hun shouted Eff the Pope during it but was conveniently ignored. Mind the year Jim Baxter died we had about 4 of the effing things to deal with
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18 Dec 2017, 04:15 PM
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https://twitter.com/twitter/statuses/942402838570913795More impartial coverage from Sky today. How this moonman gets a media gig is still beyond me. I know he's an out and out hun and that helps but he really is a tadger. Oh, and a Kilmarnock player who rarely mentions his own team.
Sky sucks six ways from Sunday Let him laugh and enjoy the fact he’s waited 70 games to see us beaten - 70 games and its not even his team or a team he’s played for that did it - just wants ra berz to love him Sky’s coverage and the quality of analysis is beyond shampoo And I include commons in that
He's a dick. Couldn't be bothered to shift some weight off his fat arse when he played for his boyhood heroes, so his analysis should always be weighted against that. Of course he can boast that he did manage to get a not-quite record-breaking single goal against us, from the penalty spot. Yesterday was the huns best result of the season. On the back of their own result at home against St Johnstone, losing for the first time in 46 years, it tells you as much about their aspirations as anything. It's 46 years since St. Johnstone won at the Bigotdome...... That's impossible, when the team that plays out of there, is only 5 years old.....
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18 Dec 2017, 04:26 PM
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He's a dick. Couldn't be bothered to shift some weight off his fat arse when he played for his boyhood heroes, so his analysis should always be weighted against that. Of course he can boast that he did manage to get a not-quite record-breaking single goal against us, from the penalty spot. Yesterday was the huns best result of the season. On the back of their own result at home against St Johnstone, losing for the first time in 46 years, it tells you as much about their aspirations as anything.
It's 46 years since St. Johnstone won at the Bigotdome...... That's impossible, when the team that plays out of there, is only 5 years old..... I know, I should have said the first time a team in light blue playing out of Ibrox and calling itself Rangers had lost at that crumbling wreck against St Johnstone since 1971 but I didn't have the time, so just shortened it.
Thankfully, I've managed to shift a few things around this afternoon and can now refer to them in the normal way.
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18 Dec 2017, 04:33 PM
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- Wee Ed KTF
- 18 Dec 2017, 03:35 PM
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Meanwhile some hun shouted Eff the Pope during it but was conveniently ignored.
Mind the year Jim Baxter died we had about 4 of the effing things to deal with
Three.
All impeccably observed.
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