what were you doing......

dont have a clue. i was like 7 and didnt know what celtic was.

 

A was there remeber sitting in the pishing rain during the game hating it. Then after the game on my uncles shoulders shouting get Barnes out, and you could see me in the big picture in the paper.

 

I believe I was wanking into a warm pineapple at the time

 

joined the queue of "Barnes Out"!!!!! , seen Barnes at the side of the pitch and clearly not givin a toss what was going on

 

Was he JAMAICAN ya crazy at the time?

 

Well at least someone was keeping a clean sheet.

 

Clean sheet? more like Juan sheet!:bbpd:

 

Bet you've never eaten pineapple since!

 

Ye cannae whack a good pineapple ring mate:bbpd:

 

Cut out Spamming the thread guys

 

In those days my season ticket seat was in the "family section" exactly where the Comrades are now
I was at the game and it was probably the best seat I've ever had at a game! Right on the halfway line and the first row in front of the posh seats lol. I remember bursting out laughing when they scored the third as I knew it would be the end of Barnes, it was painful enough but not the worst day I've ever had as a Celtic fan...the bottom line was thet Caley thoughly deserved to win that night, every bit as much as Ross County deserved their win at Hampden las season

 

Dont remember where I was that night but I remember watching on telly when lightning struck twice when they beat us 1-0 up at there bit a season or 2 later. Was sickened.

 

I was at work, was a student at the time, so used to work nights part-time in a supermarket.

I remember all the huns telling me we were 3-1 down and I wouldn't believe them so they put the radio on over the tannoy to rub it in.

Was a long walk home that night.

 

I was there we got well and truley pumped got beat twice at ibrox that season.......really bad year but blessing in disguise as St martin came after that

 

Trying to deflect calls from a hun * I used to work beside.

With the original game postponed and if I can remember the Saturday before leading Hearts 2-0 at Celtic Park before loosing 2-3 then history for that period could have been slightly different.

 

really cant remember

 

Sitting in Parkhead with my head in my hands. A terrible night. That said, it was the storm that preceded the Golden Sky of the O'Neil years, and you don't appreciate one without the other.

 

I was at football training in ayr,couldnae believe it when a heard. Had a ticket for the original tie on the saturday and remember folk telling me and my mate that the game was off when walking through glasgow. Thought it was a wind up , so we thought nothing of it until we heard it from a few others.

A bit of guttering was hanging off the stadium if I remember rightly, was the reason for the call-off.

 

SAME for me and my bro

 

I vaguely remember being at the game with my brothers, I was only thirteen at the time though.