Non Monumental Moments Why You Loved a Player

This moment maybe is "monumental" due to it being our first away win in europe in 6 years but time has forgotten it as it lead to a forgetable campaign.

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But I went mental at that goal, and I have always liked Samaras since.

 

'Commons ya wee * *'





Forgot about that. Absolute class .

 

The day we won the league last season against Inverness Caley and Wanyama went in with a shoulder charge on one of their boys and absolutely sent him flying! I actually said out loud '* * I love you' when he did that! Legend.

 

Aye that was a cracking match, had so much hope for that team

 

got a few
Scott brown -doing the broony to tht thug
Hesselink - last min goal against them
Hooper- That turn of pace against davie weir classic
Boruc - Belessing him self and huns went aff there nut
Watt - Goal against barcelona
Samaras - Goal against tottenham what a goal

theres sooo many

 

Hesselink and Watt's are quite monumental tbh :icon_mrgreen:

 

Aye, some of our most monumental moments in recent history :icon_mrgreen:

 

2.1. 2011 Celtic 2 Rangers 0
Paddy McCourt played whole game, run all over the place, tracked back and skelped a hun (I think it was Whitaker) at the end of a game. For me one of his best performaces. After this game I thought he will play regularly, but then we got Commons and PM got injured.

 

good shout, he played well that day.

 

naw mate i was drunk so dont count hahaha

 

Thought I'd bring this back up now we're in a new era.

Ronny Roar needs to one of them :icon_mrgreen:

 

After that Paton challenge on Henderson at Parkhead a few weeks ago, the way Izzy reacted. You could see the comradery right there. * love Izzy for that!

 

Broony pointing to the scoreboard against Rangers

Griffiths' teacake :smiley-laughing002:

 

Sure this will have been mentioned (possibly by me, in fact).

Not JVoH's winner against Rangers - which was the very definition of monumental - but his challenge on Nacho Novo in the same game. I'm not one for wanting to see players getting injured, but Novo changed the game in their favour that night with his pace and direct running.

Big Jan lumbered after him well into our own half and chopped him down. That was every bit as important as Robson clattering Dailly in the first minute.

 

Broony's stare in the tunnel before a match.

If there is a player with more intensity then I've yet to see them.

 

Roy Keane.

 

Roy Keane is a loudmouth, Broony has that quiet brooding madness going on.

I think Broony could take him easy.

 

The nobody Kyle Bartley tried on a few attempts to wind him up in the tunnel and brown never flinched only made him look more of a tool than he already was

Samaras on Ferguson with the ball also pointing to the scoreboard to Bartley and telling him to shut up

 

In the tunnel, Keane was as intense (and scary) as they come. Brown is a wind-up merchant on the pitch, Keane was a bit more evil and a lot nastier.

 

The fact that no matter the weather it's shorts and a tshirt while warming up for Broony