Partick Thistle V Celtic, 26/03/14, 19:45 K.O, Sky Sports 2

Fancy that, eh?

Brutal.

 

missing the point. When did man city last win anything, never mind the premier league?

anyway, * it. No discussing anymore. I'm pushed and looking back at Celtic being champions

 

So because we win things pretty often we can't celebrate as much?

 

Not really you asked when the last big team had a pitch invasion when they won the league and i gave you an example and aye

 

It's a domino effect isn't it.

One guy pished runs on, gets a big cheer and then a couple of young lads decide they want a piece as well, 3 becomes 10, 20, 100, 300...

* happens, who the * cares.

FLY THE FLAG!

 

Brilliant win and Champions again.

Who cares about fans going on to the pitch, you don't win the title every day in life

Thats us creating more history,

45 - 0

 

man city aren't really though are they? They spanked hundreds of millions and failed.... they won it so of course they'd go memtal...??but big team? Na... no buying it

 

Sportsnet World here in Canada is replaying yesterday's game:

http://cricfree.tv/setanta-canada-live-stream-1.php

 

Great second half! Played like true Champions! Pitch invasion? It looked to me like it was over and done in a short space of time. Fans appeared to go back into the crowd and I was looking forward to Celtic coming back out to celebrate which is always a nice colourful spectacle!
Only in Scotland could this happen! Think about all of the recent wins and the magnificent celebrations afterwards. All that had to happen last night was for the team to leave the park for 10 mins, celtic tunes should have been played over the tannoy (it's happened previously) and the party should have begun!
Over zealous stewards. Ridiculous trying to stop players going to the fans! No issue with the 'pitch invasion.' And they wonder why Scottish football is not an attractive product when they won't even show fans and players enjoying themselves!

 

Will we get the trophy saturday or after the split?

 

I'm sure it will be after the split.

 

The last home game of season.

 

Don't motherwell invade the pitch in their last home game each season? Anyway still buzzing from last night and Saturday will be a cracking party aswell

 

I'm sure we'll bring out the boards we should have had yesterday, on saturday.

 

Called it wrong. You can put those beads away again.

 

I just need to read the first line of this tripe to know it is a load of rubbish. I am Irish. I live in a community. I support Celtic, as do my others in this Irish community.

 

I will never understand why some people treat Rangers as "Sevco". In my eyes they are still the same club, even after what happend to them. Same name, fans, stadium and same history.

So we are 54-45 behind.

And no, this is not a wind up or something like that...I just think that we, Celtic fans like to see some things much better than they actually are.

 

1, Being born in Scotland can make you Scottish but it does not automatically make you a Scot. Would you say Joe Strummer was a Turk, for example?

2, Scotland has not accepted us fully, why should we unilateraly embrace it?

3, The peace precedd is irrelevant to the songs sung at games. We sing songs memorialising heroes who gave their lives in the past, not calling for a new bombing campaign. America and Britain have been a t peace for 300 years yet the Americans sing a song about fighting the Brits before almost every sporting event in the country

4, This O'Hagan fella calls Ireland, or the diaspora's idea of Ireland, 'a misty Germanic emerald isle' The fact he calls it Germanic shows how little he knows what he's talking about. The only signiificant Germanic populations to live in Ireland were the Norseman who established Dublin as a slavers' trading post, and British planters and landlords. I don't think the average Irish-Scottish Celtic fan envisages Viking slavers or landed British aristocracy and planters when they think of Ireland.

5, Why single out Irish Scots for denying Scotland and not other groups? I know Italian, Lithuanian, Polish and Pakistani Scots who were all born here and despite Scotland always having been there home and having a better standard of living in Scotland (racism and anti-Catholicsim notwithstanding) than in their forefather's country - they feel more affinity with the 'old country'

 

because Rangers were liquidated and ceased to exist. The team who have just won League 1 title are only 2 years old and have never played in the top tier of Scottish football and therefore it would be impossible for them to have won any Scottish Division 1/SPL/Premiership titles

 

Well, perhaps it is that way on paper. But nobody in the world treats them as a new club...for everyone else, apart Celtic fans they are the same Rangers which won 54 titles.

It's not like they were actually stripped by UEFA out of all those trophies.