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£650,000 for Henrik. £1.8M for Sebo. This is too hard.

Whiling away an idle hour or so on Amazon I came across a book entitled 'To Barcelona And Beyond: The Men Who Made Rangers Champions Of Europe.'

Just in case anyone is tempted and just to set the record straight. Nobody made them Champions of Europe.

City of London polis that is

Rob wrote:Just a little thought...The Cup Winners Cup was a knockout competition for the best knockout teams in europe.

Sometimes it was a knockout competition for the teams that lost cup finals to the best knockout teams in Europe.

Is there no end to the bitterness and denial? A few facts about their alleged quality opposition. Rennes were 11th in the French League that year and French football was gash in the early 70s. Sporting finished 3rd in Portugal which was bad for them and 12 points behind Benfica. Sure, Torino were a ...

.......forty years ago today?

more like a statement of the bleedin' JEALOUS

Tom Brogan wrote: My recollection is that Bobby Williamson spent most of his time standing in the Celtic penalty box chatting to Peter Latchford.

So the experiment didn't see any changes then?

Article about this on this very site two years ago http://www.scottishleague.net/archive/archive148.htm

What's the matter lbb? Feeling sore after getting your erse skelped by the webmaster? Have you nothing to say on Bazza's disgraceful complaints about the referee in Israel? Or Wattie's moans about not getting a penalty (did he think he was still in Scotland?). And surely somebody so quick to complai...

I see Le Guen has taken over at a big city club with an illustrious past but currently struggling and which has an ugly extreme right-wing element among its support.


Wouldn't you have thought he might have fancied something different from his last job?

lbb wrote: Instead of hopping madly from foot to foot and shouting infantile slogans about loyalty

Aye, there´ll be none of that where Wattie´s headed.

Can you hear me Jacques Chirac, Joan of Arc, Louis XIV, Jean-Paul-Sartre, Napoleon Bonaparte, Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Voltaire, Brigitte Bardot, Vanessa Paradis, Catherine Deneuve, Charlez Aznavour, Madame Pompadour, Jacques-Louis David, Georges Bizet, Alexandre Dumas (Pere et fils), Segolene Royal, ...

Programme on Celtic TV @ 7pm tonight to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the tragic death of John Thomson.



Incidentally, Real Madrid TV is now available on Sky channel 446

Even the Celtic team that won the European Cup had two part-timers. Ronnie Simpson and Jim Craig.