: Sat Apr 12, 2008 1:16 pm  

Sod Celtic. I'm a Queen of the South fan now.

Unbelievable scenes!

: Sat Apr 12, 2008 5:53 pm  

D.D. wrote:

Sod Celtic.

Amen to that.

: Sat Apr 12, 2008 7:34 pm  

mystic eddie wrote:

A double whammy for me this week then. At least a Rangers v Celtic Cup Final would have opened up the fourth spot in the league guaranteed the UEFA Cup. Now I have to hope for a Rangers win in the Cup to help my own side. Preferably though, United finish third and Queen of the South win the Cup!!!

Now I am off to hunt out a Queen of the South avatar!

On a side issue, if it is a Rangers v Queens final, will the bluenoses with "Queens 11" printed on their shirts be showing their support for the underdogs?

: Sun Apr 13, 2008 10:43 pm  

mystic eddie wrote:

:wink:

On a side issue, if it is a Rangers v Queens final, will the bluenoses with "Queens 11" printed on their shirts be showing their support for the underdogs?

: Wed Apr 16, 2008 8:03 am  

Derby day. Whose gonna win!?

: Wed Apr 16, 2008 8:59 am  

Bang wrote:

Derby day. Whose gonna win!?

Huns, if anyone.

Probably a draw.

Another defeat to Rangers, and Strachan will be swinging from the rafters by midnight.

: Wed Apr 16, 2008 9:03 am  

D.D. wrote:

Huns, if anyone.

Probably a draw.

Another defeat to Rangers, and Strachan will be swinging from the rafters by midnight.

Agree almost 100%. I only disagree with the end because anything but a win and Strachan will be in grave danger the noose.

Something does tell me that although I make Rangers slight favourites, Celtic might just take the spoils this evening. I hope so as it keeps it going a bit longer.

: Wed Apr 16, 2008 4:03 pm  

I personally cannot see us beating Rangers tonight although it would be a great win and in theory put us in with a slight chance of catching them in Top Spot and just can't see it, Re Gordon Strachan i appreciate all what he has achieved at Celtic but this season the players he has brought in just don't seem to have pushed the team forwards probably back if anything, Personally i would like to see someone else at the helm...

: Wed Apr 16, 2008 4:17 pm  

The 2nd Coming™ wrote:

I personally cannot see us beating Rangers tonight although it would be a great win and in theory put us in with a slight chance of catching them in Top Spot and just can't see it, Re Gordon Strachan i appreciate all what he has achieved at Celtic but this season the players he has brought in just don't seem to have pushed the team forwards probably back if anything, Personally i would like to see someone else at the helm...

Where I think Celtic shade it tonight is that they have players playing for their FUTURE'S rather than just being another Old Firm game. Failure to win tonight will surely see the end for Strachan and the likes of Caldwell, Naylor, Sno, VOH, Donati, Wilson, Hartley, Killen, Riordan etc. will surely be thinking that if he leaves, so will they. I accept that the likes of Wilson, Killen, Riordan and Sno will not have the chance to do anything about tonights game as they will probably (rightly?) be sitting in the stand but the rest need to do it for themselves more than the fans tonight IMO and that might just spur them on.

Robson HAS to play too IMO. He has taken Rangers to the cleaners several times for the mighty Arabs in the last couple of seasons. I hope he at least gets the chance tonight.

: Wed Apr 16, 2008 7:34 pm  

HT Celtic 1-0 Rangers

nakamura with a very bendy goal, from 30 odd yards out