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Date: Sep 23, 2007 17:34
Hibernian 3-2 Celtic
Sunday 23rd September 2007
Clydesdale Bank Premier League
Easter Road, 12 Albion Place, Edinburgh, EH7 5QG, Scotland
Attendance: 16,125
HIBERNIAN FOOTBALL CLUB GOALSCORERS: Steven Fletcher (5th minute),
Thierry Gathuessi (41st minute), Dean Shiels (87th minute).
CELTIC FOOTBALL CLUB GOALSCORERS: Aiden McGeady (26th minute), Gary
Caldwell (66th minute).
TEAMS:
HIBERNIAN FC: Kalambay, McCann (Zemmama 74), Hogg, Jones, Murphy,
Gathuessi, Beuzelin, Kerr, Stevenson (Morais 30), Antoine-Curier,
Fletcher (Shiels 20).
CELTIC FC: Boruc, Perrier Doumbe, Caldwell, McManus, Naylor, Hartley,
Scott Brown, Donati (Riordan 89), McGeady, Vennegoor of Hesselink,
McDonald (Killen 67).
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Author: denniserodennisero Date: Oct 1, 2007 07:27
> Hibernian 3-2Celtic
> Sunday 23rd September 2007
> Clydesdale Bank Premier League
> Easter Road, 12 Albion Place, Edinburgh, EH7 5QG, Scotland
> Attendance: 16,125
>
> HIBERNIANFOOTBALLCLUBGOALSCORERS: Steven Fletcher (5th minute),
> Thierry Gathuessi (41st minute), Dean Shiels (87th minute).CELTICFOOTBALLCLUBGOALSCORERS: Aiden McGeady (26th minute), Gary
> Caldwell (66th minute).
>
> TEAMS:
> HIBERNIAN FC: Kalambay, McCann (Zemmama 74), Hogg, Jones, Murphy,
> Gathuessi, Beuzelin, Kerr, Stevenson (Morais 30), Antoine-Curier,
> Fletcher (Shiels 20).CELTICFC: Boruc, Perrier Doumbe, Caldwell, McManus, Naylor, Hartley,
> Scott Brown, Donati (Riordan 89), McGeady, Vennegoor of Hesselink,
> McDonald (Killen 67).
hibs done well but should have never won
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Author: Robert PeffersRobert Peffers Date: Oct 1, 2007 08:15
>> Hibernian 3-2Celtic
>> Sunday 23rd September 2007
>> Clydesdale Bank Premier League
>> Easter Road, 12 Albion Place, Edinburgh, EH7 5QG, Scotland
>> Attendance: 16,125
>>
>> HIBERNIANFOOTBALLCLUBGOALSCORERS: Steven Fletcher (5th minute),
>> Thierry Gathuessi (41st minute), Dean Shiels (87th
>> minute).CELTICFOOTBALLCLUBGOALSCORERS: Aiden McGeady (26th minute), Gary
>> Caldwell (66th minute).
>>
>> TEAMS:
>> HIBERNIAN FC: Kalambay, McCann (Zemmama 74), Hogg, Jones, Murphy,
>> Gathuessi, Beuzelin, Kerr, Stevenson (Morais 30), Antoine-Curier,
>> Fletcher (Shiels 20).CELTICFC: Boruc, Perrier Doumbe, Caldwell, McManus,
>> Naylor, Hartley,
>> Scott Brown, Donati (Riordan 89), McGeady, Vennegoor of Hesselink, ...
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Author: allan connochieallan connochie Date: Oct 1, 2007 13:03
"Robert Peffers" btinternet.com> wrote in message
news:n9idnRTCg9SIkpzanZ2dnUVZ8tWnnZ2d@bt.com...>>> Hibernian 3-2Celtic
>>> Sunday 23rd September 2007
>>> Clydesdale Bank Premier League
>>> Easter Road, 12 Albion Place, Edinburgh, EH7 5QG, Scotland
>>> Attendance: 16,125
>>>
>>> HIBERNIANFOOTBALLCLUBGOALSCORERS: Steven Fletcher (5th minute),
>>> Thierry Gathuessi (41st minute), Dean Shiels (87th
>>> minute).CELTICFOOTBALLCLUBGOALSCORERS: Aiden McGeady (26th minute), Gary
>>> Caldwell (66th minute).
>>>
>>> TEAMS:
>>> HIBERNIAN FC: Kalambay, McCann (Zemmama 74), Hogg, Jones, Murphy,
>>> Gathuessi, Beuzelin, Kerr, Stevenson (Morais 30), Antoine-Curier,
>>> Fletcher (Shiels 20).CELTICFC: Boruc, Perrier Doumbe, Caldwell, McManus, ...
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Author: Robert PeffersRobert Peffers Date: Oct 1, 2007 18:07
>
> "Robert Peffers" btinternet.com> wrote in message
> news:n9idnRTCg9SIkpzanZ2dnUVZ8tWnnZ2d@bt.com...>>> On 24 Sep, 01:34, benrobertsm...@ hotmail.com wrote: >>>> Hibernian 3-2Celtic
>>>> Sunday 23rd September 2007
>>>> Clydesdale Bank Premier League
>>>> Easter Road, 12 Albion Place, Edinburgh, EH7 5QG, Scotland
>>>> Attendance: 16,125
>>>>
>>>> HIBERNIANFOOTBALLCLUBGOALSCORERS: Steven Fletcher (5th minute),
>>>> Thierry Gathuessi (41st minute), Dean Shiels (87th
>>>> minute).CELTICFOOTBALLCLUBGOALSCORERS: Aiden McGeady (26th minute),
>>>> Gary
>>>> Caldwell (66th minute).
>>>> ...
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Author: Mike DicksonMike Dickson Date: Oct 1, 2007 22:35
Robert Peffers wrote:
> Fine if you only consider home games. Can you honestly see kids becoming
> loyal to teams they would have to travel to say, Southampton to see away
> games.
Of course, Southampton are not in the Premiership - they are about
halfway up the Championship right now, but I suppose the same argument
would extend to (say) Portsmouth. But having said that, Newcastle and
Sunderland take a fair travelling support with them too, and that's
still a daunting journey.
> The dyed in the wool adult fans would soon get fed-up with away
> games, especially so if, heaven forefend, the Old firm were getting
> drubbed on a regular basis.
That's much the case with Rangers anyway. :-)
> I can remember when the much larger
> Scottish first division was a great deal more entertaining with just
> about every team in with a chance in every game they played.
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Date: Oct 2, 2007 02:47
"Robert Peffers" btinternet.com> wrote in message
news:K_mdneazM9JKBJza4p2dnAA@bt.com...
> Fine if you only consider home games. Can you honestly see kids becoming
> loyal to teams they would have to travel to say, Southampton
Southampton!!!!
Those cheating third-rate crap. I wouldn't travel from Pompey to see 'the
scummers' unless it was to watch Pompey thrash them again.
For one thing they havn't been in the Prem for two years and are currently
struggling in the bottom of the fizzy pop league.
Good!
Best place for them is the Conference at best.
However, I can see plenty of Celtic fans travelling to Portsmouth for the
privilige of watching the most talented and exciting teams in English
football and a team destined for European greatness - following the forgone
coclusion of their walking away with the double this season of course
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Author: Brian OneilBrian Oneil Date: Oct 2, 2007 03:44
>
> Another flaw is that both Celtic and Rangers would sink like a stone in
> English football - they are about English third division standard at best.
>
> A W-S
You are one of many who would get a real shock if the old firm had access to
the kind of TV money available in England
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Author: Bill HewittBill Hewitt Date: Oct 2, 2007 04:05
I think that with access to TV money and guaranteed full houses, the old firm
could compete BUT also look at the down side. They would not be guaranteed
entry into europe every year and there is the possibility of relegation if
things go really badly for them for any particular reason. Unsound transfers,
injuries etc etc can cause this even to big clubs.
Also would they lose support if they became mid table mediocrity for a season
or two.
I wonder what would happen to Scottish football if they did go. Presumably
a small number of clubs would get access to european money and take over ?
The west coast would also need a big team. Who might profit from that ?
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Author: Robert PeffersRobert Peffers Date: Oct 2, 2007 05:45
"Mike Dickson" blackcat.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
news:5me3kbFctnb4U1@mid.individual.net...> Robert Peffers wrote:
>
>> Fine if you only consider home games. Can you honestly see kids becoming
>> loyal to teams they would have to travel to say, Southampton to see away
>> games.
>
> Of course, Southampton are not in the Premiership - they are about halfway
> up the Championship right now, but I suppose the same argument would
> extend to (say) Portsmouth. But having said that, Newcastle and Sunderland
> take a fair travelling support with them too, and that's still a daunting
> journey.
>
>> The dyed in the wool adult fans would soon get fed-up with away games,
>> especially so if, heaven forefend, the Old firm were getting drubbed on a
>> regular basis.
>
> That's much the case with Rangers anyway. :-)
> ...
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