Celtic Banter Archive December 27 2012

27 Dec 2012 19:34:35
Evening ED007 and everyone, hope Santa was good to you, me? one of
my presents was a BRICK! ha ha, yesI got a certificate saying my name would adorn the huddle wall in the Jock Stein stand.
I got told you can also purchase a stone to go down on walkway around
Celtic Park.
Yes that's the difference between Celtic and Sevco fans, we BUY bricks
they THROW them!...lol Timalloy
PS ED007, good news? my joke book is replenished with all those Christmas
cracker jokes...
What do you call a train loaded with toffee?
A CHEW CHEW TRAIN......

People in glass houses shouldn't throw stones! bbb:o)

Tim i have a brick about 6 feet from brother walfrids statue , £150 for two names £75 for one name . then you get 14 character message .. shammy {Ed007's Note - My mam got me one of the paving slabs in the walkway for my Christmas.}

Ed i said brick , i meant slab. i am so proud [ as you are ] to have my name six feet away from our founders . i am going to treat myself to a brick in the tunnel.. shammy

Tunnel bricks have been sold out for months Shammy.They are still selling bricks for the interior walls but not every stand, i'm sure it's just the North stand at the moment that has been started.

Jungle Bhoy.

Cheers jb .. shammy . acht i wanted the tunnel . but stll proud of my slab by walfrid

I've got a brick, would love a slab but if i'm honest i'm waiting for my statue.

Jungle Bhoy.

27 Dec 2012 02:45:38
i went to the doctors yesterday. told him i have that novovirus . it's not novovirus, it's norovirus.. no says i just saw a picture of wee nacho and spewed all over the place.. shammy

26 Dec 2012 23:53:56
Politics and sport have always been intertwined on many levels no name used to be a ranger but now a zombie no name poster.

I could go into it but blah blah blah blah . My goodness football, cricket any sport is governed by politicians though they sit at FIFA or uefa chambers and not Downing Street etc.

If you are so clever you would know where there is money there is politics. The Irish issue is wholly to do with the British army, read it up the united Irishmen tried to free Ireland from British control. These Irishmen were catholic and Protestant fighting together that's why any educated man would not partake in religious bigotry should they believe in an Irish republic. It's politicians who made bigotry appear to be the root of the problem. This is fact!

Jamie mac(sympathises entirely with the oppressed)

Like yourself i am a staunch Republican. People need to understand one thing,politics and politicians are in place for one reason,to keep the working classes in order.Enough money,usually donated, and the backing of the wealthy elite can make any idiot a Prime Minister or a President.Having religion divide the workers is exactly what allows this to happen.Allowing religion to have any input into the policies and structure of any country is a nonsense. The sooner people realise that we need to unite to change things,the sooner we can affect change. Just think what would happen if at the next election every one voted for an independent candidate? This is the easiest way to start fighting back but sadly more people vote for x factor than their next Prime Minister! A hero of mine once sang "the public get what the public wants" So sad but so true..........green jhedi

"This country was founded on the principle that the primary role of government is to protect property from the majority, and so it remains."
Noah Chomsky



The Patient

"The modern Conservative is engaged in one of mans oldest exercises in moral philosophy,that is,the search for a superior moral justification for selfishness" Almost an exact description of Osbourne and Cameron i would think!.....green jhedi

There you go again GJ quoting music lyrics to us old duffers . I remember seeing the hero of yours playing his first Glasgow gig in the T1 club in St Enochs square . Memories........DH

@DH; Jeeze.the T1! I never seen that gig as i would have been living in London around that time. Im guessing around 77-79 as i remember the Glasgow gigs in 1980. Met him two or three times and he really is a top bloke. Remember mate we are Duffers united!...........green jhedi