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Jinky67

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  1. Better performance until we started making subs in the 70th minute. Kyogo and Kuhn both looked good and what a difference when we actually look for Kyogo.
  2. No one here is saying it does have a place in the game though are they? I genuinely haven’t a clue as to how you draw that conclusion from what has been posted in these past few pages. You have jumped into this two footed without reading the replies and made continually reckless suggestions
  3. He wasn’t trying to convince you of that, it wasn’t even the point being discussed. And your opinion is largely based on what you can either make up or what movie you have watched recently.
  4. Wow, that’s how you do it. Stunning punch
  5. Agreed, the atmosphere is non-existent.
  6. Then you really should have left this discussion alone then. You are asking questions about why fans aren’t forcibly removing banners from other fans who are a few hundred in size and passionate about their right to protest. (This isn’t me saying they have such a right but they believe they do which is the important factor) How do you think that plays out in the real world? I’ll tell you, it plays out with fans rioting, mass brawls and lots of people including children getting needlessly hurt or worse. That’s what you are advocating for, it’s stupid, reckless and dangerous. Leave the policing to the police and leave the fantasy for the movies.
  7. Spare us the faux bravado mate, you wouldn’t have done a single thing yourself in that position and nor should you. It’s the police and stewards jobs to police fans not some eejit who has watched too many Danny Dyer movies and now thinks he’s a hard nut. Clown
  8. You didn’t read what he replied to did you? He was taking about Celtic fans on this forum. And the idea that fans can forcibly remove a banner that is displayed only for a few minutes in a 400/500 strong crowd whilst evading stewards, police and somehow avoiding a riot is a bit laughable. How would you intend to organise and mobilise such an effort in only a few minutes? Have you ever steamed into a mob of 100’s before? The question you should have asked is how on earth was such a banner allowed in the stadium in the first place
  9. It’s a shame that thread got deleted as most Celtic fans on here called out that banner in the strongest possible way that day
  10. Yeah I can’t get onboard that Abada has to take any blame or is somehow culpable for anything that has or is currently happening. He was a young footballer looking to develop, no doubt he would have spoke to Nir Biton who seems to have had significant influence on his decision to come. So yeah cut the kid some slack, he was brilliant for us for those 2 seasons. That Kyogo, Jota, Abada trio gave us fond memories so yeah I hope he finds the success, peace and happiness he is looking for
  11. Celtic fans didn’t create the Gaza conflict mate, it’s a bit of a stretch to pin that on us too. But keep going with the narrative he was forced out by us even when the player himself says otherwise because clearly you know the guys mind better then he does
  12. If you are going to act like a bitter, racist old bigot then expect to take some stick.
  13. I’m not worried about that, we just need your obligatory “get them pumped” kiss of death and all will be good
  14. I’ll take your point when we start referring to the next trophy by its number so everyone knows just how many trophies and titles we have won.
  15. You are right about it being more than flag waving and there being online abuse however the claim you said was being made today was actually a claim made last week and shut down by Rodgers who spoke out about it then.
  16. You can ask however probably best you just act on what you said Anyway I have said my bit but unlike you I will leave it there. Oh and good luck to Liel Abada, I hope he gets peace to enjoy and make the most of his career.
  17. Sections of Celtic fans were taking the same stance on Palestine way before the conflict escalated, let’s not forget this isn’t a new conflict but a significant escalation of an existing one. Palestinian flags have been waved at CP during Abadas first season and second seasons and there wasn’t an issue so it cannot be solely Celtic fans stance on Palestine as that is not a new thing. What has changed is that since the escalation of the conflict is the abhorrent and vile abuse directed at him and his family in large chunks by of his own countrymen. The pressure put on him by his national team coaches etc. It’s made his position completely untenable and he’s now doing what any sensible person would and protecting what is dear to him, and that is absolutely fair enough. But you neglected to mention any of that abuse unless of course you think that playing for a football club where some fans have been known to wave Palestinian flags and show support for their plight merits the abuse he is receiving from pro-Israel segments. I’d like to think not however it wouldn’t be the first time you surprised me this week
  18. That’s because what you are doing is posting your version of the truth when it’s actually much more nuanced than your somewhat simplistic take on it. That too is normally the case
  19. They don’t really however you’re on a crusade so crack on.
  20. Your fellow fan @kingjoey pisses all over me in that stake these days. At least when I reply it usually has something to do with my own team but Joey posts more about Celtic than I do these days. A bit like the Statler and Waldorf of P&B you two
  21. I’ve never seen an Hamas flag or banner at CP however if you mean the banner on the day the war broke out you would have seen many of our support condemned that particular banner, myself included. It was tone deaf and thousands of fans gave public support for the lad. Its his choice to go, no one including the fans are telling him to, the question to why he would want to stay is a different thing entirely but there is no force
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