FourFourTwo, Dec, page 141

Check 'worst monents'..... I'm not Tom Frame btw!

Some grass on the pitch maybe?

nothing in that article about the time Rangers....................

That bit under 'worst moments' G, can you tell us a bit more about Rangers' despicable anti-Warriors behaviour in the '60s? I haven't heard about it until now

That is an old pic bewlay brother, before the enclosure was built at the end of the ground, and before the FIFA top standard all weather pitch was put in.

supermo, I don't like to talk about that terrible time in the sixties, when Rangers tried to put the Warriors out the lea.....

I'm just surprised to discover that the first floodlit match in Scotland took place at Ochilview in 1951.

Any good FollowFollow fantasist will tell you that in fact Celtic left the imaginary floodlights at Parkhead on 10 years earlier in order to guide the Nazi bombers towards, er, Clydebank.

An amazing feat of electrical engineering when you think of it.

supermo wrote:I'm just surprised to discover that the first floodlit match in Scotland took place at Ochilview in 1951.

Any good FollowFollow fantasist will tell you that in fact Celtic left the imaginary floodlights at Parkhead on 10 years earlier in order to guide the Nazi bombers towards, er, Clydebank.

An amazing feat of electrical engineering when you think of it.

Were you not 'amazed' to discover that fact. Just as I am 'astounded' by the Celtic war effort.

There is no power on earth that will make me wear a poppy to tomorrows game.



The outfit I've chosen makes it impossible.

I'll be wearing a discreet corsage of violas and dianthus.

As usual.

Hey Immo:

1. Are you on the right thread?
2. Are you going tomorrow? Always assumed you were one of those armchair / bar-room / radio listening fans ?

supermo wrote:I'm just surprised to discover that the first floodlit match in Scotland took place at Ochilview in 1951.

Any good FollowFollow fantasist will tell you that in fact Celtic left the imaginary floodlights at Parkhead on 10 years earlier in order to guide the Nazi bombers towards, er, Clydebank.

An amazing feat of electrical engineering when you think of it.

No substance in that story Mo.I do have it good authority though that German U-Boats regulary refuelled in the puddles that adorn the surroundings of Celtic Park

Puddles? Nonsense. The sun always shines on Paradise