...away to Tannadice. Toughest tie we could've got apart from going to Gorgie. Bring the motherfucker on
Well, given that, even if we go all the way #fingerscrossed#, the semi and final will be at Hampden, by the time the Third or Fourth Round comes around next year, that'll be four years won't it? Them's the breaks. If you want to win the tournament, you need to beat the best teams in it and, in our case, beat them in their own back door. As I said, bring the motherfucker on.
Tannadice is closer than Lennon thought we would be travelling , in his tv interview after the game he mentioned not getting home ties and thought we would end up in Iceland !!!Peterhead and Inverness and throw in Ross county in league cup , we've have done a bit of travelling
Someone in the Beeb's twitter feed has pointed out that the semi's could potentially be Hibs vs Hearts Aberdeen vs United If we go out, it could be a scramble to prove who's the new second force in Scotland
Surely Falkirk have a good shout for this 'title' too? Too good for Rangers and gave us a tough game too
Surely working out odds should be Mick's job? Mick - In charge of fixing odds Pope - Legal advice & cookery Rocket - Selling your car Muir - In charge of the big RED button
Some march coming up 1st weekend Aberdeen away 2nd Dundee utd away cup 3rd Kilmarnnock cup final , last weekend Rangers away On paper the easiest game will be at Ibrox , that's if they are still here to play us !!!
I think a particular word of thanks are due to Sally and his boys. This is probably the last year for a long time that Rangers will be in the SPL. A special round of applause is due Sally and them for arranging for us to get use to not having Rangers in competition, by them exiting at almost the attempt in both domestic competitions.
I seem to remember this time last week Celtic fans were worried about going to Caley and then Heart last night. Two clean sheets and two comfortable wins. March looks tasty but I would be confident enough, it will be one game at a time and hopefully we will play to the standards we are now setting.
I must admit, I was one of them. I had them down as the hardest two consecutive games we would have all season. ICT was a great result and steady performance. Last night, however, felt like the team really proved something. The best I've ever seen us at Tynecastle previously would either have been the 3-2 game where we were 2-0 down at half time or a 2-0 win in the nineties when Wdowczyk scored direct from a corner. Celtic were sen-****ing-sational last night. It's going better than I could've hoped
