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lfdown2

Quote from: Gaoth Dobhair Abu on January 09, 2008, 09:22:37 PM
Quote from: lfdown2 on January 09, 2008, 04:55:58 PM
well folks, any of ye know of any tickets for the home leg of the barca match?

eg any season ticket holders there unable to attend who could apply for a ticket?

cheers


I'm heading over with a club in Belfast, £100 ticket, bus and HSS, bit on the pricey side but it's going from Belfast and not the slow boat from Larne!

Have been told that there a a good few tickets going with the supporters clubs here in Belfast.

Ye wouldn't happen til have their number would ye?

Cheers

Rav67

This Mizuno kid sounds good but he'll have bother getting in the team when Naka's fit, and even McGeady's been playing on the right a lot this season.  Eager to see how Hinkel shapes up, apparently he cant play in the Champs League though unfortunately.

Gaoth Dobhair Abu

Scottish Cup - fifth-round draw 
 
Scottish Cup holders Celtic face a trip to either Kilmarnock or Airdrie United in the fifth round of the Scottish Cup.
With seven fourth-round ties postponed and four matches drawn, the list leaves open a number of possibilities.

Hibernian have the prospect of a home tie with Rangers, while St Mirren will take on Clyde or Dundee United.

Falkirk or Aberdeen will host Hamilton or Brechin and Hearts or Motherwell will be at home against Highland League side Huntly or Dundee.

Queen of the South are rewarded for a home win over Linlithgow Rose with a visit to either Morton or Gretna.

Ties to be played on weekend of February 2-3.

Scottish Cup fifth-round draw:

Morton or Gretna v Queen of the South
Falkirk or Aberdeen v Hamilton or Brechin
Airdrie Utd or Kilmarnock v Celtic
Hearts or Motherwell v Huntly or Dundee
Livingston or Cowdenbeath v Partick or Dunfermline
Hibernian v Rangers or East Stirlingshire
Cove Rangers or Ross County v St Johnstone or Raith Rovers
St Mirren v Clyde or Dundee United





Tbc....

Gaoth Dobhair Abu

Quote from: lfdown2 on January 11, 2008, 10:38:47 AM
Quote from: Gaoth Dobhair Abu on January 09, 2008, 09:22:37 PM
Quote from: lfdown2 on January 09, 2008, 04:55:58 PM
well folks, any of ye know of any tickets for the home leg of the barca match?

eg any season ticket holders there unable to attend who could apply for a ticket?

cheers


I'm heading over with a club in Belfast, £100 ticket, bus and HSS, bit on the pricey side but it's going from Belfast and not the slow boat from Larne!

Have been told that there a a good few tickets going with the supporters clubs here in Belfast.

Ye wouldn't happen til have their number would ye?

Cheers


I'll see what I can do.
Tbc....

tyrone exile

if anyone has 2 spare tickets to the barca game drop me a pm

lfdown2

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Quote from: tyrone exile on January 13, 2008, 01:54:15 AM
if anyone has 2 spare tickets to the barca game drop me a pm

:D :D

get in line


QuoteI'll see what I can do.
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cheers gaoth dobhair

tyrone exile

im sure we can work something out  ;D

Whitehair

The Old Firm on the 23rd is postponed again due to Rangers Scottish Cup match today being postponed. Its thought the old firm will now take place in March.

Over the Bar

QuoteThe Old Firm on the 23rd is postponed again due to Rangers Scottish Cup match today being postponed. Its thought the old firm will now take place in March.

Easyjet making a fortune out of this. lol

illdecide

I take it McGeady will miss the next league game thru suspension (mean't to be the Rangers game) and free to play after??
I can swim a little but i can't fly an inch

Gaoth Dobhair Abu

Ifdown2, Was just off the phone with Beann Mhadaghan, at the minute the only deal for the Barca home match is, a double up, were you have to take in the Killie match this Saturday as well! (I'm going to the Killie match but not through a CSC, have got my Barca tickets through a friend) not sure if this suits you.

Will find out about the other CSC's in the area later this week and will let you know, William Orr CSC will be deciding on their plans for the Barca match shortly.
Tbc....

lfdown2

Quote from: Gaoth Dobhair Abu on January 14, 2008, 02:31:45 PM
Ifdown2, Was just off the phone with Beann Mhadaghan, at the minute the only deal for the Barca home match is, a double up, were you have to take in the Killie match this Saturday as well! (I'm going to the Killie match but not through a CSC, have got my Barca tickets through a friend) not sure if this suits you.

Will find out about the other CSC's in the area later this week and will let you know, William Orr CSC will be deciding on their plans for the Barca match shortly.

thats great lad, i would take the 2 matches if need be, you know what the price is? droped you a pm

Gaoth Dobhair Abu

Celtic eye Gancarczyk and Guzan 

Defender Seweryn Gancarczyk (left) and keeper Brad Guzan 
Celtic have taken two players on trial at Lennoxtown with a view to completing deals before the transfer window closes on 31 January.
Polish international left-back Seweryn Gancarczyk is rated at £750,000 and has played most of his career in the Ukraine with Metalist Kharkiv.

Celtic have also invited American international goalkeeper Brad Guzan to their training headquarters next week.

Guzan, 23, is valued at about £1m and has played four times for the USA.




Story taken from BBC, does anyone know anything about these two boys??



Tbc....

Rav67

Quote from: Gaoth Dobhair Abu on January 22, 2008, 11:09:23 AM
Celtic eye Gancarczyk and Guzan 

Defender Seweryn Gancarczyk (left) and keeper Brad Guzan 
Celtic have taken two players on trial at Lennoxtown with a view to completing deals before the transfer window closes on 31 January.
Polish international left-back Seweryn Gancarczyk is rated at £750,000 and has played most of his career in the Ukraine with Metalist Kharkiv.

Celtic have also invited American international goalkeeper Brad Guzan to their training headquarters next week.

Guzan, 23, is valued at about £1m and has played four times for the USA.




Story taken from BBC, does anyone know anything about these two boys??





Haven't heard much about either of them, but delighted to see us reinforcing in the full-back positions.  I don't reckon much to Naylor although apparently he's upped his performances a bit recently.  Guzan would be a strange signing given that Boruc has just signed a new deal and we have Brown on the bench (decent but not great keeper, what you'd expect really for your deputy).

Gaoth Dobhair Abu

Quote from: Rav67 on January 22, 2008, 06:26:24 PM
Quote from: Gaoth Dobhair Abu on January 22, 2008, 11:09:23 AM
Celtic eye Gancarczyk and Guzan 

Defender Seweryn Gancarczyk (left) and keeper Brad Guzan 
Celtic have taken two players on trial at Lennoxtown with a view to completing deals before the transfer window closes on 31 January.
Polish international left-back Seweryn Gancarczyk is rated at £750,000 and has played most of his career in the Ukraine with Metalist Kharkiv.

Celtic have also invited American international goalkeeper Brad Guzan to their training headquarters next week.

Guzan, 23, is valued at about £1m and has played four times for the USA.




Story taken from BBC, does anyone know anything about these two boys??





Haven't heard much about either of them, but delighted to see us reinforcing in the full-back positions.  I don't reckon much to Naylor although apparently he's upped his performances a bit recently.  Guzan would be a strange signing given that Boruc has just signed a new deal and we have Brown on the bench (decent but not great keeper, what you'd expect really for your deputy).



Was at Parkhead last Saturday for the Killie match (absolutely pish game), Naylor was dreadful, general consensus amoung the terraces is that he's not up to standard.
It's good to see that he is looking at the defense though, can't wait to see if this young fella Mizuno is as good as being said.
Tbc....