CELTIC FC Official Thread - Page 48

dmp1887 · 05-07-2009, 08:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Scottish N Proud

iv seen this 100 times

good to see you have cleared all the tri-colours off your profile

Scottish N Proud · 05-07-2009, 08:34 PM

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Originally Posted by dmp1887

good to see you have cleared all the tri-colours off your profile

im sorry but, when i find a decent picture, the tri-colours going back on.

Irn-Bru- · 05-07-2009, 08:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Scottish N Proud

im sorry but, when i find a decent picture, the tri-colours going back on.

Kinda confusing. Tri colours for a sig and a smiley with a saltire. How about Scottish/Irish N Proud.

Scottish N Proud · 05-07-2009, 08:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Fracchiolla

Kinda confusing. Tri colours for a sig and a smiley with a saltire. How about Scottish/Irish N Proud.

Can't get my name changed

dmp1887 · 05-07-2009, 09:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Scottish N Proud

im sorry but, when i find a decent picture, the tri-colours going back on.

AyrshireDon · 05-07-2009, 09:15 PM

Celtic = most anti scottish of all scottish clubs

Rangers = Scotlands shame or FC Thug

Aberdeen,Hibs,Dundee Utd = has beens of Scottish football (soon to change)

Scottish N Proud · 05-07-2009, 09:17 PM

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Originally Posted by AyrshireDon

Celtic = most anti scottish of all scottish clubs

Rangers = Scotlands shame or FC Thug

Aberdeen,Hibs,Dundee Utd = has beens of Scottish football (soon to change)

Making up the facts against mate?

AyrshireDon · 05-07-2009, 09:21 PM

no no not made up everybody in scotish football knows that Celtic are not actually proud to be scottish otherwise they would show it by flying more saltires in with the tri colours simple mate.

Irn-Bru- · 05-07-2009, 09:39 PM

Like Celtic Hibs too have Irish ties but we don't deck out Eater Road with Irish flags. We accept it was part of our history but the bottom line is we are a Scottish club in the SPL.

CELTICBHOY7 · 05-07-2009, 09:40 PM

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Originally Posted by AyrshireDon

no no not made up everybody in scotish football knows that Celtic are not actually proud to be scottish otherwise they would show it by flying more saltires in with the tri colours simple mate.

When we fly the saltire we get told we should fly the tri colors and vice versa, it's a lose lose situation with you people and of course we're proud to be Scottilalalala's all in your head.

Scottish N Proud · 05-07-2009, 09:46 PM

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Originally Posted by CELTICBHOY7

When we fly the saltire we get told we should fly the tri colors and vice versa, it's a lose lose situation with you people and of course we're proud to be Scottilalalala's all in your head.

Don't try explain mate. they'll come up with more lala.

AyrshireDon · 05-07-2009, 09:47 PM

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Originally Posted by CELTICBHOY7

When we fly the saltire we get told we should fly the tri colors and vice versa, it's a lose lose situation with you people and of course we're proud to be Scottilalalala's all in your head.

eh i think your deluded why would anyone complain about you flying the saltire in Scotland its out national flag.

CELTICBHOY7 · 05-07-2009, 09:49 PM

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Originally Posted by AyrshireDon

eh i think your deluded why would anyone complain about you flying the saltire in Scotland its out national flag.

They do and don't call me deluded as you aren't a Celtic fan so you can't have possibly experienced it.

AyrshireDon · 05-07-2009, 09:52 PM

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Originally Posted by CELTICBHOY7

They do and don't call me deluded as you aren't a Celtic fan so you can't have possibly experienced it.

you still havent answered the question neither has scottish about why there is a lack of saltires once i get a decent explanation ill let the subject rest. the problem is Celic fans won't explain thses things yet if someone questions a matter on Aberdeen im willing to tell them about it.

mustangt1255 · 05-07-2009, 10:56 PM

Everybody knows they are Scottish, they are in Scotland.

They fly the tri in honor of their heritage. Why can't non Celtic fans accept that?
YNWA Celtic

dmp1887 · 05-07-2009, 10:59 PM

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Originally Posted by mustangt1255

Everybody knows they are Scottish, they are in Scotland.

They fly the tri in honor of their heritage. Why can't non Celtic fans accept that?
YNWA Celtic

As the Hibee said, Hibs fans dont cover their stadium with tri colours, and they have similar roots & were even formed before celtic.

Celtic fans dont fly them in honour of their heritage(cover story), they fly them to show they are on the irish republican side of the sectarian divide

AyrshireDon · 05-07-2009, 10:59 PM

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Originally Posted by mustangt1255

Everybody knows they are Scottish, they are in Scotland.

They fly the tri in honor of their heritage. Why can't non Celtic fans accept that?
YNWA Celtic

its the shunning of saltires i cannot understand yea fly the tricolor but theyr supposed to be scottish so why don't you see more saltires thats the question all non tic fans want answered. anyways you wouldn't understand being american im afraid.

mustangt1255 · 05-07-2009, 11:03 PM

Well that I guess I will just not be able to tell you, because I don't know. It is strange that they fly the national flag of another nation at their games, I admit that.

BTW - Aberdeen's logo is awesome

Scottish N Proud · 05-07-2009, 11:23 PM

Road to the european cup final 1967

Celtic 5-0 Zürich
1st Leg
2-0

2nd Leg
3-0

Nantes 2-6 Celtic

1-3 1st

1-3 2nd

Vojvodina 1-2 Celtic

1-0 1st

0-2 2nd

Celtic 3-1 Příbram

2 - 1 1st

1 - 0 2nd

Wexicoish · 06-07-2009, 06:34 PM

Fortune in Glasgow for Celtic talks, Nancy director confirms

Marc-Antoine Fortune looks set to be Celtic boss Tony Mowbray's first signing after the player's club confirmed he is in Glasgow for talks.

06 July 2009 17:51 PM

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Celtic appear to be close to securing the signature of Marc-Antoine Fortune after a director at the player’s club AS Nancy confirmed he is in Glasgow for signing talks.
Although no deal has been finalised, the Parkhead club are believed to have settled a £3.8million fee with the French club, with the player looking increasingly likely to be new boss Tony Mowbray’s first signing.
A statement on the Nancy's website reads: "In contact with several British clubs, Marc-Antoine Fortune is currently in Glasgow to visit Celtic."
However the club's Director General, Nicolas Holveck, added: “No decision has yet been taken."
Fortune played for Mowbray during a loan-spell for West Brom last season, scoring five goals in 17 league appearances.
Despite reported interest from English Premiership clubs including Hull and Portsmouth, Celtic appear to be in pole position to get their man.
According to his agent Michael Maneullo, the French striker should make an announcement on his decision by tomorrow.
Meanwhile Holveck also said that Mowbray is interested in signing Landry N'Guemo.

Its taken long enough!! what number do you think he'll be, 11,10, 14 ?

Scottish N Proud · 06-07-2009, 06:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Wexicoish

Fortune in Glasgow for Celtic talks, Nancy director confirms

Marc-Antoine Fortune looks set to be Celtic boss Tony Mowbray's first signing after the player's club confirmed he is in Glasgow for talks.

06 July 2009 17:51 PM

Comment

107220

Celtic appear to be close to securing the signature of Marc-Antoine Fortune after a director at the player’s club AS Nancy confirmed he is in Glasgow for signing talks.
Although no deal has been finalised, the Parkhead club are believed to have settled a £3.8million fee with the French club, with the player looking increasingly likely to be new boss Tony Mowbray’s first signing.
A statement on the Nancy's website reads: "In contact with several British clubs, Marc-Antoine Fortune is currently in Glasgow to visit Celtic."
However the club's Director General, Nicolas Holveck, added: “No decision has yet been taken."
Fortune played for Mowbray during a loan-spell for West Brom last season, scoring five goals in 17 league appearances.
Despite reported interest from English Premiership clubs including Hull and Portsmouth, Celtic appear to be in pole position to get their man.
According to his agent Michael Maneullo, the French striker should make an announcement on his decision by tomorrow.
Meanwhile Holveck also said that Mowbray is interested in signing Landry N'Guemo.

Its taken long enough!! what number do you think he'll be, 11,10, 14 ?

10 Hopefully.

mahoney67 · 06-07-2009, 06:52 PM

Number 10 almost certainly imo

Wexicoish · 06-07-2009, 06:55 PM

if i was a striker id prefer 11 to 10 imo

AlbaGuBrath · 07-07-2009, 12:00 PM

Done deal by the looks of things

Sky Sports | Football | Scottish Premier | Celtic | Fortune opts for Celtic

AnfieldG8 · 07-07-2009, 12:10 PM

Celtic announce squad changes ahead of Brisbane Roar clash

Scottish giants Celtic have announced some squad changes ahead of Sunday's Translink Cup match against Brisbane Roar.

New Zealand and Italian football fans living in Australia now have plenty of reasons to attend the Brisbane Roar and Celtic FC clash at Suncorp Stadium this Sunday.

Celtic confirmed overnight that Scottish international, Barry Robson along with Cillian Sheridan and Ben Hutchinson would not be on the plane to Australia on Friday after initially being named in the touring squad.

In their place will be the exciting Italian midfielder, Massimo Donati, defender Paul Caddis and New Zealand’s Chris Killen.

The 27-year old Wellington-born striker has represented the White Caps 26 times and is viewed as an important part of Manager Tony Mowbray’s plans going forward. Killen arrived at Celtic Park in 2007 after stints at Hibs, Oldham, Port Vale, Wrexham and Manchester City.

Donati joined from AC Milan during summer 2007 on a four-year deal. During his time with the Rossoneri, he had loan spells at Parma, Torino, Sampdoria, Messina and, last season, at former club Atalanta. He has been capped 26 times at Under-21 level for Italy.

Celtic insiders believe that as a result of these changes, the Hoops squad to take on Brisbane is both stronger and better balanced. They say it reinforces the seriousness that Mowbray is placing on this game as part of his preparation for the club’s European Cup qualifying final on 28 July.

The high profile match is also part of the Q150 Festival of Sport, which will showcase some of the biggest events on the Australian sporting calendar at Queensland world-class sporting and entertainment venues. Tickets are now available at Ticketek Ticketek Australia. Further information can be found at Brisbane Roar FC v Celtic FC.

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AyrshireDon Elite Join Date: May 2009 Location: Noochie South Ayrshire Age: 20 Gender: Male Posts: 5,239 Blog Entries: 2	no no not made up everybody in scotish football knows that Celtic are not actually proud to be scottish otherwise they would show it by flying more saltires in with the tri colours simple mate. __________________ Fraser Fyvie the Gingermaestro

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mustangt1255 Rookie Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: The United States of America Gender: Male Posts: 434	Well that I guess I will just not be able to tell you, because I don't know. It is strange that they fly the national flag of another nation at their games, I admit that. BTW - Aberdeen's logo is awesome __________________

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Irn-Bru- Forum Guru Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Easter Road Posts: 1,304	Like Celtic Hibs too have Irish ties but we don't deck out Eater Road with Irish flags. We accept it was part of our history but the bottom line is we are a Scottish club in the SPL.

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Wexicoish Elite Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Escocia........ Lemons: 8 Age: 18 Gender: Male Posts: 8,702	Fortune in Glasgow for Celtic talks, Nancy director confirms Marc-Antoine Fortune looks set to be Celtic boss Tony Mowbray's first signing after the player's club confirmed he is in Glasgow for talks. 06 July 2009 17:51 PM Comment 107220 Celtic appear to be close to securing the signature of Marc-Antoine Fortune after a director at the player’s club AS Nancy confirmed he is in Glasgow for signing talks. Although no deal has been finalised, the Parkhead club are believed to have settled a £3.8million fee with the French club, with the player looking increasingly likely to be new boss Tony Mowbray’s first signing. A statement on the Nancy's website reads: "In contact with several British clubs, Marc-Antoine Fortune is currently in Glasgow to visit Celtic." However the club's Director General, Nicolas Holveck, added: “No decision has yet been taken." Fortune played for Mowbray during a loan-spell for West Brom last season, scoring five goals in 17 league appearances. Despite reported interest from English Premiership clubs including Hull and Portsmouth, Celtic appear to be in pole position to get their man. According to his agent Michael Maneullo, the French striker should make an announcement on his decision by tomorrow. Meanwhile Holveck also said that Mowbray is interested in signing Landry N'Guemo. Its taken long enough!! what number do you think he'll be, 11,10, 14 ? __________________ -Lonely Hearts Club-

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AlbaGuBrath Rookie Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 31	Done deal by the looks of things Sky Sports \| Football \| Scottish Premier \| Celtic \| Fortune opts for Celtic

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AnfieldG8 Forum Junkie Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Brisbane, Australia Age: 18 Gender: Male Posts: 4,738 Blog Entries: 2	Celtic announce squad changes ahead of Brisbane Roar clash Scottish giants Celtic have announced some squad changes ahead of Sunday's Translink Cup match against Brisbane Roar. New Zealand and Italian football fans living in Australia now have plenty of reasons to attend the Brisbane Roar and Celtic FC clash at Suncorp Stadium this Sunday. Celtic confirmed overnight that Scottish international, Barry Robson along with Cillian Sheridan and Ben Hutchinson would not be on the plane to Australia on Friday after initially being named in the touring squad. In their place will be the exciting Italian midfielder, Massimo Donati, defender Paul Caddis and New Zealand’s Chris Killen. The 27-year old Wellington-born striker has represented the White Caps 26 times and is viewed as an important part of Manager Tony Mowbray’s plans going forward. Killen arrived at Celtic Park in 2007 after stints at Hibs, Oldham, Port Vale, Wrexham and Manchester City. Donati joined from AC Milan during summer 2007 on a four-year deal. During his time with the Rossoneri, he had loan spells at Parma, Torino, Sampdoria, Messina and, last season, at former club Atalanta. He has been capped 26 times at Under-21 level for Italy. Celtic insiders believe that as a result of these changes, the Hoops squad to take on Brisbane is both stronger and better balanced. They say it reinforces the seriousness that Mowbray is placing on this game as part of his preparation for the club’s European Cup qualifying final on 28 July. The high profile match is also part of the Q150 Festival of Sport, which will showcase some of the biggest events on the Australian sporting calendar at Queensland world-class sporting and entertainment venues. Tickets are now available at Ticketek Ticketek Australia. Further information can be found at Brisbane Roar FC v Celtic FC. __________________ Please Support Australia's World Cup Bid and Sign Up: http://www.australia2018-2022.com.au/ En Rafa Confiamos!