Celtic vs Legia Warsawa (UCL 3rd round qualifier, August 6th 7.45. NOT ON TV).

Many hours I was wondering what CS (Correct Score) should I bet in bookies to win, and now I have an answer.

What is your advice: how much should I bet on this result?
What was your stake on that CS in bookies?

 

If Pukki score a hat-trick I will send you a bottle of good Polish Vodka. But if Radović score a hat-trick you send me a bottle of Scotch. Deal?

 

There won`t be any fines.
THIS TIME fireworks were to pay respect for Polish history (fireworks showed a symbol of Polish warriors who fought in the Warsaw Uprising in 1944, like you fought during the second world war - fighting against the nazis), it had nothing to do with football.

 

boerrigter, pukki and stokes all need to be playing

 

Sure, mate, sure. That's a deal.

 

Your bet is rather virtual not realistic. You both perfectly know that neither Pukki nor Radovic will score hat-tricks.

My proposal is down-to-earth.
If Pukki will score at least one goal, I will send to a Celtic`s fan one bottle of gooooood Polish vodka (you choose which one). If Rado will score at least one goal, you will me send me a bottle of Scotch. If both will score at least one goal - the bet is valid.

This proposal is not addressed to Scottish fans of Celtic but... Irish fans of Celtic (I like Ireland very much .

Anybody?

 

I say different although pukki has done well why don't we just stick with stokes Griffiths because we know how they play together and they get plenty of chances

 

Im getting more confident that we will see this through

 

My mate Big Billy told me he has had enough of your * talking, he said him and a few of his UKIP mates are coming through to Edinburgh to rinse your mouth out with soap...

He and his mates have no idea what you look like so he said to let you know he and his mates will be wearing red, white and blue and are going to give you and others like you a good boot up the *

now you be careful, Big Billy and his UKIP mates are not to be reasoned with

 

You should push button to add more drama https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=316AzLYfAzw

 

I think you have completely missed the point of my post. I wasn't criticizing the use of the flares but pointing out uefa are against them. Uefa have also said they are against political expression at games(we got fined last year)so your explanation actually backs up my point and makes a fine more not less likely.

I didn't fight anyone in the second world war mate as i wasn't born til 78.

 

cannot believe legia drew 1-1 at home in the league and we got humpd 4-1

 

Believe it, baby. We showed them!

 

Legia scored so many goals Wednesday that their stadium literally burst into flames.

I hope their insurance covers goal fests.

 

Please *. 4-0 for good measure. That's all. Thanks.

 

Right wing racist supporters celebrating defeating right wing racists? Strange.

 

Eastern Europe is full of so many contradictions like that however, the rise of neo nazis in Russia is the oddest one considering the guy they worship tried to wipe all Soviet people off the face of the earth 70 years ago.

 

That never happened. Not aware of any incidents the night before the game. Obviously on the day of the game two banners were pinched and a few fists flying - Celtic fans giving as good as they got - but nothing much else. We were in a bar next to the stadium for a couple of hours and a few of their muscled up meatheads came in telling us to get out but we just ignored them and that was that really, off they sulked like big bullys. Thought there would have been much more of an attempt by them on us but not so fortunately. Their polis were far more intimidating!

Inside the stadium their fans were superb - probably the best atmosphere I've ever encountered.

One thing which surprised me about Warsaw was just how miserable and dour faced locals were - at times you just wanted to tell them to cheer the * up!

 

I was over in Poland a few years ago in a place called Szechen, and the locals were the very same as you said about those from Warsaw. I don't think I seen any crack a smile.

 

That's good, mate.

When we commemorate Irish struggle we tend to get the book thrown at us. I'm glad that doesn't happen to you in Poland.
FWIW it looks a good display in remembrance of brave people. Me personally, I like to see football fans keeping historical memory alive with communal displays.