Danishfurniturelover
the prettiest spice girl
They are the luckiest club in the world and utter ba*stards
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I hate Celtic
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markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
Nowhere near Chelsea in that respect I'm afraid
El Guepardo
Rafael Van Der Vaart
Real Madrid are up there too! Bank rolled by the banks, who cancelled their debts, so that they can live in false glory. They play the game by different rules.
Arsenal are lucky too; lasagne, dodgy reserve keeper etc
Arsenal are lucky too; lasagne, dodgy reserve keeper etc
AuroRaman
Chris Armstrong
If we fielded an ineligible player for four minutes at the end of a match we would be kicked out of Europe for 75 years, be forced to issue a public apology to Sol Campbell for our racist behaviour in kicking up a fuss when he moved to Arsenal and Chelsea would get a bye into the semi finals of the Champions League.
just seen this on the bbc now. are legia having a laugh? :lol:
KerryDale
Carlo Cudicini
I'm a Celtic Supporter through and through, since I seen my first Celtic game against Spurs back in 1967 i've shouted for Spurs all the way, and will continue to do so.
Don't call me an ' utter bastard ' when you don't ****ing know me, ok.
tommysvr
Vedran Corluka
KerryDale
Carlo Cudicini
Danishfurniturelover
the prettiest spice girl
Well I was calling the club that and if you back the club on this issue then yes you are. Celtic were well beaten and a sub with 4 minutes to go does not change that. If it were spurs I would be saying the same thing.
The is a quote about this club that it is more important to go out and beat the other lot rather then wait for them to die of boredom. I would add another that it is better to win honestly or not win at all.
Celtic have behaved badly if it were spurs and we did the same I would not watch for the rest of that campaign. I want to see my team win but I despite many personal faults am not and will never be a cheat. I guess we just have a different moral code.
KerryDale
Carlo Cudicini
It was not our decision, sweet nothing to do do with us.
A UEFA official noticed the discrepancy and notified both clubs on the Thursday then held there own meeting on the Friday before the CL draw and made there decision.
At no time were Celtic involved in this at anytime regards the outcome.
If it makes you feel better I would give Legia the tie NO PROB, they ****ed up big time and have already sacked the person involved (club secretary), so that says it all.
Rightly or wrongly they played a suspended player for two poxy minutes when the tie was over, thems the rules.
**** happens and it's sweet FA to do with us, nothing.
A UEFA official noticed the discrepancy and notified both clubs on the Thursday then held there own meeting on the Friday before the CL draw and made there decision.
At no time were Celtic involved in this at anytime regards the outcome.
If it makes you feel better I would give Legia the tie NO PROB, they ****ed up big time and have already sacked the person involved (club secretary), so that says it all.
Rightly or wrongly they played a suspended player for two poxy minutes when the tie was over, thems the rules.
**** happens and it's sweet FA to do with us, nothing.
Danishfurniturelover
the prettiest spice girl
No Celtic could have gone to UEFA and said it had no bearing on the tie and that Leiga were the rightful winners but they did not they showed the same disgusting attitude you have shown.
DublinSpur
Scott Parker
Actually mate, no they couldn't. Despite what you may think, it's not up to individual clubs to decide whether or not to apply UEFA rules. Are you seriously suggesting it's right for any club to say "Actually no, this rule isn't going to apply in this case" whether they benefit or not is irrelevant. What happens in the next round against Maribor if Legia were to qualify AGAINST THE RULES and win? Would that be fair on them?
It's completely unfair on Legia. No question about that. But to suggest that Celtic had anything to do with that injustice, or have the power to overturn it? That's nonsense of the highest order and you must be smart enough to know that.
Imagine if Celtic fail again and lose out to Maribor.. that would be hilarious at which point I think Celtic should take a season of from football because the league is sewn up and all the interest this season is in the Scottish championship with Rangers, Hearts and Hibs.
Danishfurniturelover
the prettiest spice girl
Actually mate
I am talking about their behaviour. I remember when Fowler stopped a ref giving a penalty because he had tripped over his own feet. What Celtic should have done is come out and said that the sub made no impact on the result of the game and put pressure on UEFA to do the right thing.
I feel strongly on matters like these and before anyone doubts my motives I was one of the ones saying I would quit supporting this club and be behind the FC Tottenham had we ever moved to the Olympic stadium. Fair play and doing things the right way are how it should be done. But then Celtic have never been like that as a clubs so I am not surprised.
DublinSpur
Scott Parker
We'll have to agree to disagree.
I completely agree that "Fair play and doing things the right way are how it should be done". But I don't agree that clubs should be able to pressure the competition organisers to change the rules on a case-by-case basis. Even if it's in the interests of perceived fair play. Not every case will be as cut-and-dried as this one, which is why eligibility rules can't be flexible.
It's not up to Celtic to award another team an exemption from the rules. You talk about quitting supporting Spurs if they were ever in this situation? Frankly if football gets to the place where teams get to pick and choose which rules get applied, that's the time I stop watching the sport altogether. As I say though, we're all free to hold alternative views.
I completely agree that "Fair play and doing things the right way are how it should be done". But I don't agree that clubs should be able to pressure the competition organisers to change the rules on a case-by-case basis. Even if it's in the interests of perceived fair play. Not every case will be as cut-and-dried as this one, which is why eligibility rules can't be flexible.
It's not up to Celtic to award another team an exemption from the rules. You talk about quitting supporting Spurs if they were ever in this situation? Frankly if football gets to the place where teams get to pick and choose which rules get applied, that's the time I stop watching the sport altogether. As I say though, we're all free to hold alternative views.