Celtic v Hibs, 6/4/2013, 3pm

Forster

Matthews Wilson Mulgrew(or Fraser if he's available?) Izaguirre

McCourt Rogic Wanyama McGeouch

Stokes Watt

 

He's out for at least 9 months with cruciate ligament damage.

 

I'll be coming to celtic park for this on sat!

Looking forward to it!:icon_mrgreen:

 

Forster

Lustig
Wilson
Mulgrew
Gershon

McGeough
Kayal
Wanyama
Ledley

Watt
Hooper

Subs
Zaluska
Ambrose
Izzy
Stokes
Sammy
2 midfeilders

 

Id like to see

Forster
Ambrose Wilson Mulgrew Izaguirre
Kayal Ledley
McGeouch
Watt Hooper Stokes​

 

I'll be heading to the Irish Fiddler bar in Tenerife for this one, can't wait!

 

Loved the Temple Bar next door (same pub really). Watched a Celtic v hun match there. Graveson & Miller scored. Was some buzz

 

Good side that,only one I'd swap if fit would be lustig for ambrose...
But Deffo need to see mcgeough in his preferred role behind the striker,with rogic coming on for last half hour

 

:Forster:

:Lustig: :Wilson: :Mulgrew: :Gershon:

:McGeouch: :Wanyama: :Ledley: :Samaras:

:Stokes: :Watt:​

 

Fans Against Criminalisation Demonstration

George Square, Glasgow

Saturday 6 April 2013 (12:00 hrs to 13:30 hrs)

Earlier this week, Glasgow City Council declined to grant permission for ‘Fans Against Criminalisation’ to parade through Glasgow City Centre on Saturday 6 April 2013 as the organisers had failed to comply with the required 28 days notice to hold a street procession. The Council did however grant permission for the group to hold a rally in George Square from 12 noon until 1:30 pm that day. Police Scotland understands and supports the decision of the council and is working with it and others involved in the rally to make sure the day is a success.

Speaking ahead of the event, Chief Superintendent Andy Bates, Divisional Commander, Greater Glasgow Division, said:

“The priority for me and my officers on Saturday will be to work with the organisers and others involved to facilitate the rally in George Square. We will be making sure those attending are kept safe and doing our best to minimise disruption in Glasgow City centre.”

“I am slightly concerned about the dispersal at the end of the rally when a large number of people may want to leave the square at one time and make their way to Celtic Park to enjoy the game against Hibs. It is important for their own safety and the safety of other road users that they don’t block the roads as they leave the square, and to reduce the risk of congestion we have identified three separate routes to the stadium leaving from George Street, Cochrane Street and South Frederick Street onto Glassford Street. Using these three routes will allow supporters to leave safely and quickly using the footpaths and not blocking the streets. This will also reduce the impact on the City Centre, particularly on those who are in town shopping. My officers will be on hand to make sure everyone knows where to go.”

Working with the City Council, Police Scotland will put a traffic management plan in place that will allow supporters using busses to be dropped off in George Square prior to the rally. Busses will then be able to park up in George Street so that they are available to take supporters to Celtic Park once the rally is over.

Chief Superintendent Bates said:

“Clearly, as permission for a public procession has not been granted those attending the rally need to understand that any procession along the road from George Square would be illegal and anyone involved could find themselves subject to prosecution. The way to avoid this problem and reduce the impact on the city centre and the local community is for people to leave the square using the footpaths on the three identified routes.”

“The weather forecast for Saturday is dry but cold so I would advise those attending to wrap up warm and come along and enjoy their day. If anyone needs any advice on the day I would encourage them to speak to my officers in the square.”



Thought this may be of use to those (Like myself) Attending the rally beforehand! FROM POLICE SCOTLAND'S FB btw

 

chance to win title tomorrow lets hope these players turn up and earn there wages

 

is the game on tv ?

 

I don't think so.

 

y

 

Motherwell to get beat and us to draw would sum us up.

 

I'm just wondering what the reaction would be if St Mirren went ahead with like 20 minutes left and we were winning 3-0. Would there be mass cheering a la Tannadice in 2008 or would people just no give a *?

 

The empty seats will be going wild.

 

We will win tomorrow not so sure St Mirren will.

 

4-0 us and 1-0 well

 

I hope so, I want to see us win the league on tv