Remember us. A Story you might enjoy.... tirnaog09.blogspot.com

2002-03 season saw Celtic take some big scalps on their way to the UEFA cup final. The highlight for me was when Celtic defeated Liverpool at Anfield...

Some fine sunsets in Glasgow this spring.

'Being a Celtic fan is never easy, but it's always worthwhile.' Fergus McCann

Tommy Burns recruiting an old friend for Kilmarnock FC in 1992...

Paolo Bernardo living the Vida Boa in Paris. Hopefully he's fit and back in the squad soon.

Celtic fans in 1968 giving the 7 fingered salute to their city rivals; a reminder of the 1957 League Cup final when Celtic defeated Rangers 7-1.

Jimmy Johnstone made his Celtic debut on this day in 1963. An injury ravaged Celtic lost 6-0 to Kilmarnock. 5 years later they played on the same ground as European Champions and won 6-0 with Jimmy on fire.

Old Celtic Park in all it's glory for the derby match with Rangers in the 1960s...

The unmistakable Bobby Murdoch as a lad. Those who saw him play will testify that he was a magnificent footballer.

A tale of two boys and the events at Ibrox Stadium in 1971 tirnaog09.blogspot.co.uk

East end Park, Dunfermline in 1968 on the day Celtic won the title. Over 28,000 squeezed into the little stadium with Police estimating 20,000 more locked outside. #celticfc

#Celticfc in the USA in 1931 with the Scottish Cup. Sadly within a few moths of this picture being take, John Thomson lost his life in a tragic accident in a match with Rangers. Peter Scarff would pass in 1933 and Bert Thompson in 1937 aged just 30. Life was fickle then.

Well, the league cup final passed quietly eh? :-) For all the arguments, decisions, blood & thunder, the history books will record that Celtic won the cup. That'll do for me. #CelticFC

That Kyogo goal against Hibs was just brilliant. His control of the ball, split second timing as the keeper went down & Larsson-esque clip over him was technically perfect.

The old Jungle terrace at Celtic park. That section of the ground gave the team tremendous backing and the occasional rocket if they weren't playing as they should.

'I've been loving you a long time, down all the years and all they days.'

The good old days, shoddy & dangerous stadiums, smuggling in booze, aggressive cops and open terraces in the Scottish winter. But hey, we loved it :-)

One of the true greats.... and Zlatan Ibrahimović :-)

Living the dream... Luke McCowan...

Some Celtic greats in this image. 800+ goals between them and the status of Celtic legend for each of them.

The great Patsy Gallagher made his Celtic debut on this day in 1911. tirnaog09.blogspot.com/2013/08/the-...

The League Cup on display at Celtic Park in 1965. It looks a really driech Scottish day.

Scotland fans at the World cup in Spain 1982 for a match with the USSR. Has the drinking culture at Scottish football changed in the 40+ years since then?

Nikolas Kuhn was good again last night, the improvement in his game since he arrived has been amazing. His finishing is top drawer, his confidence is high and he seems to be enjoying life at Celtic.

A wee Sunday read that might make you smile... We all knew a 'Hughie' tirnaog09.blogspot.com

The monthly VAR review is useful for looking back at incidents. Much as referees get things wrong in real time VAR does help in certain situations? www.youtube.com/watch?v=3YZZ...

I'm glad Alistair Johnston signed a new deal. He has that combination of qualities you need in Scottish football; toughness, character, technique and seems to get what Celtic is all about.

A tough match ahead at Tynecastle tonight, but Brendan will have the team fired up. Are we fans of Saturday night football?

The Celtic Christmas film is another cracker... www.youtube.com/watch?v=5PBT...

The elegant Tommy Burns, a good player, an excellent human being.

On this day in 1998, Celtic hammered Rangers 5-1 with Lubomir Moravcik and Henrik Larson irrepressible up front.

On this day in 2006, Nakamura scored a tremendous free kick against Manchester United to send Celtic into the last 16 of the UCL.

Morning all, a very happy 27th birthday to Reo Hatate. Some questioned if our Japanese players were to lightweight for the rigours of the Scottish game but they have demonstrated otherwise.

Some images I took in the Bernabeu Stadium when I was still a skinny teenager. 114,000 attended the match with Celtic in the European cup quarter final. I spoke to Peter Latchford about that game and like the rest of us, he thought the Ref was a real 'homer.'

My big brother, many moons ago with one of those decorated hard hats some fans word to football. They were functional as the odd bottle was thrown in those times.

I followed 60 of you good folk back today. I'll do the same each day until I've followed you all. Thank you. HH

We feel of winter today but not as bad as when the 'beast from the east' hit us a few years back.

I highly recommend the tour of Celtic Park if you ever have the chance. Great guides, fascinating stories about trophies and Celts of the past. One coda; there must be a huge amount of Celtic artifacts not on display and modern technology should be utilised to make it more interactive?

Morning all, welcome to this new account on Bluesky. I'll be splitting my posts between here and X until I finally wean myself off the other platform. Hopefully the good folk there will follow us to a saner, kinder space. HH