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There was no gap between Celtic and the top 6 EPL teams  just 6 or 7 years ago.
I'd have little doubt that Mons team could have held their own in the top 6 of the EPl, possibly even finish 3rd or 4th at their best

The gap has widened. The reason for the widening gap is down to finance pure and simple. Celtic have cut their financial cloth accordingly. Those leading EPL clubs have taken on massive debt., eg. 95% of Man U profit  goes to service its debt.
EPL brand customers throwing jibes about Celtics standards these days, can't see further than their noses.

I'd have little doubt that Celtic could now compete amongst the also rans for a 5th or 6th position in the EPl given the same financial resources that the bottom EPL club receives.

Celtic or Rangers wouldn't finish in the top half of the EPL, I think they would be doing well not to be relegated.

Some result last night, nerds.

What about Phil "THE POWER" Taylor?

i remember a few years a go there was a fierce rivialrary between balinderry and glack. in one such occasion, glack were up by 5 points and balinderry got rattled and started a fite and the game was abandoned. enda muldoon got roasted that day by ur man micheal form glack. then they went for a pint after the game.

Ballinderry must have a habit of that, they started a big riot in Lavey one day, barrackaded the changing rooms so Lavey couldn't get out.

Oakleaker you make it sound like the ballinderry ones built all the furniture up around the Lavey changing room door to stop them getting out when in fact it was just that the Lavey team where afraid of the reception that they would get when they came out so they decided to sit it out in the changing rooms. 

Got a sickner of Southern comfort a few years back and if i even smell it now it makes me puke.

['It really makes me sad that people like Myles and Nigel Dodds can not just say that this was a terrible and that it was wrong...]

'It really makes me sad that people like Myles and Nigel Dodds can not just say that this was a terrible and that it was wrong...

I've described it as murder, or at very least, manslaughter (see post 22). Which bit of that are you struggling with?

You here the politicians at it all the time, an example being the recent murder in Coleraine where a group off bigoted thugs beat a man to death, G. Campbell condemed what happened but then said the people living in the area had brought it on themselves by their behaviour more or less leaving these lads with no other option than to sort it out.

They just can't say this was a disgrace, i condem it and the people who carried it out should be held accountable and thaty is what you have done on reply.

The British army have throughout history been one of the most brutal oppressors of peoples in countries all around the world, all you have to do is look at their record in countries such as S. Africa, Kenya and india where they killed thousands of people.
Who cares what the brit goverment or bigots like Nigel Dodds say about  the murder of Aidan McAnespie, any decent person on either side of the divide knows that the soilder killed the fella in cold blood.

I firmly believe that everyone will have to account for their own action when the time comes and that includes the soilder that pulled the trigger as well as the men who covered up for him.

It really makes me sad that people like Myles and Nigel Dodds can not just say that this was a terrible and that it was wrong that nobody has been held to account instead of trying to deflect the attention elsewhere.