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CELTIC vs FEYENOORD Challenge Match 1971 at Hampdump

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By:
themightymac
When: 05 Nov 21 18:48
If it makes you happy, then I am a Rang....... oops sorry (don`t want to upset you) a Sevco supporter and not a Celtic supporter. Believe whatever you want. There is more to life than Celtic and Rangers. Sad thing is, most (on both sides) don`t realise it before it`s too late. Football is a mere triviality in life to an intelligent being. Only fools would dispute that.
By:
akabula
When: 05 Nov 21 19:18
Well said Mac. See you down the lodge er I mean pub tomorrow night.
By:
themightymac
When: 05 Nov 21 19:56
Look forward to it Brother Wil ....... - I mean Aka. Grin
By:
MALAY
When: 05 Nov 21 20:19
thanks for admitting you are not a Celtic supporter, I'm not either, although my family are.


Apologies if I went over the top, liked quiz question, anymore I will participate hopefully.
By:
LoyalHoncho
When: 06 Nov 21 17:00
So many things point out how superior Celtic were on the day.  Sarti being Inter's undisputed man of the match tells it's own story.  The man who has never been given credit for a world class performance is Bertie Auld.  He was magnificent on the day and kept things ticking over as Celtic mounted wave after wave of attacks.
By:
unitedbiscuits
When: 06 Nov 21 17:18
That was my impression as a 10 y-y-o, LoyalHoncho.

Inter scored before 10 mins. Then it was Celtic attack v Inter defence. The final result seemed inexorable

Fortune favours the brave, and Celtic were brave that day.

Was a rare live game. Agonising for Rangers fans, because the winner came late (between 75/85 mins) ?
By:
LoyalHoncho
When: 06 Nov 21 20:24
I remember Billy McNeill having his jersey ripped off his back, in painful, tearing instalments as he had to actually walk through the hundreds and thousands of fans on the pitch to get to the presentation podium.  He visibly winced as he was patted and slapped repeatedly on the shoulders and back.  Then, once they got a new jersey for him he stepped up and received the trophy.  They were incredible scenes and still quite vivid in the memory.
And John Clark is still with Celtic after all these years.  How the SFA have not admitted this man into their Hall Of Fame for his unswerving loyalty to one club - he has served Celtic in each of the last eight decades - is an anomaly that needs fixing and very soon.
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