Well the bhoys don't make it easy but I suppose it adds to the excitement. At 3-2 I thought here we Fuc$ing go again but they showed great character to bounce back.

Almost the same team as last year but it shows what a difference a good manager can make. I did feel sorry for Ronny Deila when I watched it when I got home and Sutton said in his commentary that he was clueless. We all know that but I thought it was disrespectful to such a nice guy. I would have worded it differently to say 'tactically naive'

Still onwards and upwards and I came out the stadium buzzing.

Who are the Bhoys and what game were they playing

Sorry I forgot you Englishmen wouldn't know. I mean Celtic.

This Englishman hates all things football, especially the overpaid ponces that chase the ball around.

Is Celtic the team that the Catholics support? If so I would suggest that their nickname should be 'we like little bhoys'

DWD

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Not sure where you get that idea about Catholics. I know a lot of non RC's that support Celtic. That being said I don't know many RC's who support the manky mob in Govan

Anyway lets not lower the tone by talking about religion. We're trying to get away from all that shite.

I watched some of the game on BT sport,they'll ge pumped every game in the champions league proper.
At least they've(as good as) made it there I suppose which is an achievement in itself considering how bad Scottish football is.
What's with all the free Palestine flags inside and around the stadium?? I bet Celtics Israeli player felt at home with those flags flying
Well we'll see how brave the guys flying those flags are in the return leg.....I can't see them getting away with that in Israel!!

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Carpentry,I can explain it to you but I cannot understand it for you.

I tend not to get involved with all that political and religious malarkey. Some Celtic and Rangers fans are born idiots and don't't know half of what they shout on about.

The good thing is if Celtic do get into the group stages the smaller Scottish teams get money so that's good news for Sevco.