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Old Celtic Images; Some which you think others haven't seen, PRE 1995
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6-2 Sept 1983 ?
McClair and his 4 goals that day :thumbsup:
Everybody waving cheerio to Cammy Fraser.. :Bye:
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A question for the resident experts, did we win and was Pele & the Kaiser gone from the Cosmos by that time?
Celtic competed in the Trans-Atlantic Cup in the summer of 1981 after being invited to America for the round-robin tournament at the very last minute.

The Bhoys invite came after Shaktar Donetsk, then playing in the Soviet league set up, pulled out of the competition in protest that the host club New York Cosmos were planning to field South African Steve Wegerle.

However whether Shaktar’s decision was motivated by an admirable stance against apartheid or as a consequence of the United State’s boycott of that year’s Moscow Olympics is uncertain.

Whatever the reason Celtic, tempted by a £50,000 appearance fee, made a last minute dash to New York and arrived in the city just 24 hours before their first game – against Cosmos at the Giants Stadium on Sunday July 12th.

A crowd of 29,000 saw the Hoops struggle in the 90 degree as the home side made the most of their familiarity of the astro-turf pitch to win 2-0.

Celtic then flew across the US to take on the Seattle Sounders on July 14th before a crowd of 21,000. Playing at the Kingdome, once more on an artificial pitch, Charlie Nicholas opened the scoring for the Bhoys with a sublime volley but the home side soon settled into their game and came back to win 2-1

Celtic returned to New York for their final match, an Anglo-Scots affair against Kevin Keegan’s Southampton on July 19th. An impressive 25,000 crowd turned out to see the double header with the Cosmos and Sounders clashing after the opening match.

Goals from Davie Provan and a last gasp Charlie Nicholas tap-in sandwiched a Moran effort for the Saints as the Hoops finished off the competition with a 2-1 victory. The Seattle Sounders would claim the trophy following a 3-3 draw with New York.

SUMMARY:

11/07/1981 Seattle Sounders 3-1 Southampton [in Seattle]
12/07/1981 New York Cosmos 2-0 Glasgow Celtic
15/07/1981 Seattle Sounders 2-1 Glasgow Celtic [in Seattle]
15/07/1981 New York Cosmos 2-1 Southampton
17/07/1981 New York Cosmos 3-3 Seattle Sounders [att: 40,000]
17/07/1981 Glasgow Celtic ` 2-1 Southampton

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1.Seattle Sounders 3 2-1-0 8- 5 5
2.New York Cosmos 3 2-1-0 7- 4 5
3.Glasgow Celtic 3 1-0-2 3- 5 2
4.Southampton 3 0-0-3 3- 7 0
I'm guessin the two you mentioned were long gone by then.....
it's all in here mate ;) http://www.thecelticwiki.com/
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24 Sep 2013, 08:45 PM
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24 Sep 2013, 08:33 PM
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A question for the resident experts, did we win and was Pele & the Kaiser gone from the Cosmos by that time?
Celtic competed in the Trans-Atlantic Cup in the summer of 1981 after being invited to America for the round-robin tournament at the very last minute.

The Bhoys invite came after Shaktar Donetsk, then playing in the Soviet league set up, pulled out of the competition in protest that the host club New York Cosmos were planning to field South African Steve Wegerle.

However whether Shaktar’s decision was motivated by an admirable stance against apartheid or as a consequence of the United State’s boycott of that year’s Moscow Olympics is uncertain.

Whatever the reason Celtic, tempted by a £50,000 appearance fee, made a last minute dash to New York and arrived in the city just 24 hours before their first game – against Cosmos at the Giants Stadium on Sunday July 12th.

A crowd of 29,000 saw the Hoops struggle in the 90 degree as the home side made the most of their familiarity of the astro-turf pitch to win 2-0.

Celtic then flew across the US to take on the Seattle Sounders on July 14th before a crowd of 21,000. Playing at the Kingdome, once more on an artificial pitch, Charlie Nicholas opened the scoring for the Bhoys with a sublime volley but the home side soon settled into their game and came back to win 2-1

Celtic returned to New York for their final match, an Anglo-Scots affair against Kevin Keegan’s Southampton on July 19th. An impressive 25,000 crowd turned out to see the double header with the Cosmos and Sounders clashing after the opening match.

Goals from Davie Provan and a last gasp Charlie Nicholas tap-in sandwiched a Moran effort for the Saints as the Hoops finished off the competition with a 2-1 victory. The Seattle Sounders would claim the trophy following a 3-3 draw with New York.

SUMMARY:

11/07/1981 Seattle Sounders 3-1 Southampton [in Seattle]
12/07/1981 New York Cosmos 2-0 Glasgow Celtic
15/07/1981 Seattle Sounders 2-1 Glasgow Celtic [in Seattle]
15/07/1981 New York Cosmos 2-1 Southampton
17/07/1981 New York Cosmos 3-3 Seattle Sounders [att: 40,000]
17/07/1981 Glasgow Celtic ` 2-1 Southampton

FINAL TABLE
1.Seattle Sounders 3 2-1-0 8- 5 5
2.New York Cosmos 3 2-1-0 7- 4 5
3.Glasgow Celtic 3 1-0-2 3- 5 2
4.Southampton 3 0-0-3 3- 7 0
I'm guessin the two you mentioned were long gone by then.....
it's all in here mate ;) http://www.thecelticwiki.com/
thank you always forget its there.
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Dundee United at Tannadice - they used to play in all-white then with all-black as change when they met us - and since Charlie Gallagher has No8 shorts on, the only game I can find him doing that around Lisbon Lions era was League Cup section game in 1967-68 when Celtic won 1-0 with goal from Bobby Lennox.

Once stood on that terrace in freezing winter's day when Dalglish scored up at Tannadice before they put the roof on
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They just spotted mccoist in the upper tier eating a pie.
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Fabulous picture, I think thats Lennies hand after he decided to sub Mo. :lol:
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Gattuso & KaKa seem more interested in each other than watching Lennie burst through on goal, maybe they were aware of his goal scoring record.
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Mick McCarthy's testomonial in the old Lansdowne Rd, I was at that.
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Picture caption dates this as back in 1975, some of the lads having a quick balls up. It looks to me that our new signing Biton is Tom callaghan's love child :lol:
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