Rangers v Celtic

SPL started in 98.

How did a stadium completed in 94 break their rules?

 

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29 years old

 

Aldo taking an absolute pasting here folks, someone step in ffs.

 

What stadium was completed in 94?

If you mean Celtic park then why did they wait until August 98 to open it. And why did they play the 94/95 season at Hampden park?

 

And if ye know the history

 

Sorry 1995.

To clarify: How did Celtic Park, that was reopened with a friendly in 1995, fall foul of the rules of the SPL formed in 1998?

 

What was the top Scottish division called before they decided to market it as the SPL Mindy?

 

We don't care what the animals say iirc

 

They tore it down in 1994 Mindy. So you were actually quite correct. They did make improvements

 

Strange line that as animals don't say very much at all.

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Celtic_Park

 

Stop changing the subject.

You are comparing Celtic to Falkirk.

Not only were they different situations, these situations were also ruled over by different organisations.

Rangers asking for an extension, getting it and then crying about it in 2018 is ****ing gold [emoji23]

 

George Peat

 

Emoji alert folks

 

Just for effect...

George Peat

**** was a dinosaur 30 years ago now he's decided to kiss and tell without any evidence to back up his tales of woe. Maybe ask Queen of The South what they think of Peat and his famed neutrality?

 

Definitely not a dobber, no chance .

 

Tims weren’t even mentioned by name but they’re still going ape ****.

They don’t like Peat. No siree

 

Dunno

Thanks to him Lennons 6 match ban was reduced to 4[emoji39] [emoji23]

 

Wow. That’s amazing.

 

It was.

Not because he reduced it by choice you see.

He walked in on Lennons hearing, where he received a 6 match ban, to gloat, and due to this Celtic successfully appealed on irregularities in the procedure.

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