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Celtic Diary Tuesday March 24: When You Walk Through A Storm

Well, you were told not to go out…

 

There’s little doubt the next few weeks are going to be tough.

I’ve got one cigarette left, and have decided to quit smoking.

I’ve tried this before but it makes me a little ratty, though what thats got to do with any of you miserable bastards is beyond me.

Fortunately I’ve got the wife and son for company, and she keeps watching the Michael douglas Kathleen Turner film “War of the Roses “, and apparently I , too, annoy her every time I speak, breathe or move.

For anyone struggling with how to handle quarantine with loved ones, ask anyone who has been married for a number of years. Mind you, she did get me sort of interested when she suggested a bit of doctor and nurse roleplay, but that was only because we’d ran out of bread…

 

Prime minister Johnson finally succumbed to common sense yesterday, and we now all have to stay home, unless of course , we have to nip to the shop.

Or go to work.

Exercise must be taken on our own, and only once a day, striking fear into the hearts of teenage boys all over the land, whilst only those deemed in essential jobs can continue with their employment.

Whilst the very heart of a capitalist society deems that all jobs are essential to provide food, shelter and other necessities, it seems that some of us may well have to forego them before this is all over.

 

However, the important thing is to stay safe so we can at least be here when it’s done, to try to make sure it never happens again.

 

So, stay safe, and if you don’t need to go out, then don’t.

The police , and probably the army will be out there to enforce this, but some of us know how to deal with that…

 

However, on a lighter note, it gives me a chance to cross a couple of things of my ” to do ” list….one of which is to walk around in a high viz jacket telling people to “stop that ” , and the second is from a scene in the original Magnificent Seven. When a constable stops me, I’ve always wanted to do this….

 

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Which will probably get me another night in the cells..

 

 

 

Ciara McShane
@Ciara87C
So basically we’ll be stopped by the cops and they’ll say “where are you coming from, where are you going to and why” readers my 6 counties childhood has had me in training for this my whole life 
I saw this line on twitter yesterday, and it’s spot on…
“The virus doesn’t move, people move it. We stop moving, the virus stops moving, the virus dies, It’s that simple.”

 

 

Fortunately, the newspapers are keeping us amused with the idea that one day someone , somewhere, will have to decide whether or not Celtic will be handed a ninth successive league title this year, or the whole season will be declared null and void and we’ll have to wait until next year.

Incredibly, there are some people that actually care.

Whether we win it or not this year, or next ,is irrelevant as long as we are all here to see it.

 

To press the case for Celtic not being awarded a title they would clearly have won anyway, a procession of former Rangers players have been lined up to tell us why they wouldn’t accept a “tainted ” title, despite most of them having several tainted medals of the same in their collection due to the novel and refreshing reminueration policy operated by tax visionary David Murray.

Bob Malcolm, he of the FTP autograph, is the latest… he’s currently assistant manager to Barry Ferguson at Kelty Hearts, who led the lowland league before it shut down, and it seems the news that Brora Rangers have been handed the Highland league title has placed a bolt of fear into his own heart, which remains as staunch as ever…

From the sun…

KELTY HEARTS might be six points clear in the Lowland League with five games to go.

But no way does assistant boss Bob Malcolm want them to be crowned champions by default. 

That would set a precedent for the fenians to won nine in a row,” he didn’t say, because he hasn’t got the faintest idea what a precedent is, although he does think it’s something to do with Donald Trump.

What he did say was;

“I’m really surprised the Highland League have rushed into this decision.

“Kelty have brought in players to win the league but we want to do it the right way.

“We’re six points clear, but we still have to play Bonnyrigg again, who are just behind us with a game in hand.

He’s actually got a point, and seems to be making it for the right reasons…there’s a play off with Brora ahead for a place in Division Three, which is actually the correct way for a club to enter the senior set up for the first time.

 

“You can’t just hand us the league title. If that decision is made you would accept it but it still wouldn’t feel right.

“I’d be delighted for everyone at the club but a part of you would feel it would be a bit tainted. 

Which should motivate Brora enough to secure a place in senior football…

“I don’t want people looking back at the history books and there is an asterisk beside your achievements. 

Indeed.

“If there’s a chance of finishing the season, albeit a small one, then we should try to do that.

Tainted …there it is…if a halt is called to a league campaign is called then final positions apply…thats that.

Nothing tainted about it.

“It would stop any bickering about handing out trophies when the competition isn’t finished.

“Under no circumstances do you want fans of other clubs saying you won it by default.

“The simple scenario for us is to win the final five games of the season. If we do that we will be champions by right.”

 

Of course, that would be the ideal scenario, but it isn;t going to happen. Bob probably hasn’t noticed there is an unprecedented worldwide health scare, but then again, he’ll think unprecedented is when Trump finally loses his job.

 

The decent thing to do, for “rangers ” at least, would be to concede the title. They know they weren;t going to win it, and so does everyone else with a smidgeon of common sense.

The new club can then at least claim to have acted with dignity, a claim they have made throughout not only their history, but the history of the previous entity as well.

The fans would no doubt accept that , being a dignified bunch, and as for their players, well, dignity is their middle name… Is this Jermaine Defoe nicking hand sanitizer ?

 

He shouldn’t have worried..help was on its way…

 

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There’s little to smile about for the hordes, but the Record has some good news for them..

 

Rangers star George Edmundson salutes Joe Aribo as he masterminds £12.5m Ibrox ‘transfer exit’

The 22-year-old defender has turned coach abroad and has landed one of his Rangers pals.

 

Yeah…made me sit up as well, but it’s not what it seems…

 

The coronavirus pandemic sweeping the globe has the vast majority of the public confined to their own homes in a bid to win the war against the COVID-19.

But human nature means those who are staring at the same walls on a daily basis are forced into a transformation in a bid to beat the boredom of being unable to leave the house.

And Rangers defender George Edmundson has opted for something completely different as he has appointed himself the manager of Turkish side Trabzonspor.

Yes, we know, it’s only Football Manager but the former Oldham star’s team choice is certainly outside the box. 

 

 

And the rookie 22-year-old boss has opted for familiarity in the ranks by splashing out an eye-watering £12.5m on Rangers team-mate Joe Aribo.

Edmundson was quick to welcome the Nigeria international to his new club as he posted an update into his life on lockdown for his Instagram followers to enjoy.  

 

 

This is what passes for news in the Scottish sports media...

 

There’s more to come.

Probably.

We hear that Alfredo Morelos is a dab hand at this..

 

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We used to do a Knob of the Week feature, as you know, but the world was starting to fill with knobs and we’d have had to set up a new site just to cover the candidates.

 

But yet again, we’ve found someone who just raises the bar….

 

Penn stole our senior year over the common cold

Surprise, surprise: Academia, fragile. I was willing to look the other way until their anal-retentive coronavirus craze culminated in cancelling the only senior year I’ll ever have. 

I don’t know who Dominic Gregorio is, and I can assure you I’ll be happy if i never do…this is why…

 

Our alma mater’s response to coronavirus is officially over-the-top. I was willing to look the other way until the anal-retentive cancellation craze culminated in robbing us of the only senior year we’ll ever have.

In case you missed it, epidemiological events since January have proven President Trump wildly correct. Correct to distrust supply chains that rely on volatile China for stability, correct to peg foul-playing Xi Jinping as a threat to the global economy, correct to lock down control of national borders.

Here we are in no-man’s land again. “Trump the victor” territory again.

Ivy League administrators reacted by pulling out their probably-faux-blonde hair—it hurt less than seeing Bad Orange Man get it right for the umpteenth time—and cancelling literally everything.

NCAA entry tournament? Yale (men) and Princeton (women) each crowned without a fight.

Classes, extracurriculars, service opportunities, guest lectures for intellectual enrichment? Cancelled; cancelled and a half; double cancelled; maybe next year.

All of this would be nothing to me. Water under the bridge, just another hypersensitive overreaction from the hippie-millennial coalition that has long colluded to fragilize my classmates and me, one last shrill email to neglect before we get to walk our campus one last triumphant time.

That is, if our beloved university had not just ripped senior year right out from under our feet.

President Gutmann, Provost Pritchett, Dr. Dubé, and company have contacted us via email—yes, another coronavirus update message—to share their decision to extend spring break by a week, discourage cavorting about campus or really visiting the neighborhood at all, suspend university-related social engagements, and push all classes online until the end of the semester.

Read: until my classmates and I are no longer Quakers.

No last walks to class, whistling down Locust Walk on an unseasonably warm spring morning. No last chance to get bombarded by Mask and Wig flyers, no last chance to turn down the weird Yoga people trying to sell us the Bhagavad Gita (Have you ever tried meditation?), no last chance to step defiantly on the Compass before our last exams in our last classes at Penn.

No Final Toast on Hey Day, no last Spring Fling, probably no Walnut Walk—maybe no Senior Week at all.

Will we even get to walk in graduation? (Edit: That’s a “nope” followed rapidly by a “please attend a substitute ceremony over 2020 Alumni Weekend,” which may or may not actually occur within the calendar year.)

Look—I understand the university, and her comparables in the League and across the state, act out of an abundance of caution. I am glad they are on high alert, and I am optimistic about the health of our nation when I see so many disparate players show such commitment to coordinate containment of infectious disease. I will even permit that I might be a young, otherwise-healthy, privileged asshole for wanting to live out the final days of this once-in-a-lifetime chance to attend the school of my dreams in person.

I don’t care. I’m seething.

I opened my Penn years writing columns to point out that Trump was shockingly pretty correct on policy, and to lampoon special snowflakes for being all too fragile. It looks like I will close it doing the same.

I wish 2020 did not reek of 2016.

I wish the economy and the academy were not so easily incapacitated by the common cold.

I wish President Gutmann had heard the COVID-19 mortality rates in the U.S. were just above 0.1 percent, very similar to the seasonal flu, and acted like it.

I wish all the emails said to simply observe standard hygiene during cold and flu season, and I wish we could teach our students how to weigh odds prudently and face relatively modest risks with a little virtuous courage.

I wish senior year were not cancelled.

I wish I weren’t seething.

Maybe I should try meditation.

 

Er, no. Maybe he should just..

 

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Compare that with this sound advice from Germany…

 

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Apparently, and my German is not great beyond the level of ordering beer in a Bavarian bar, it means…

 

Wash your hands like you’ve just chopped chillies and are off for a wank” 

 

The last caption competition was just the other day…

 

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Whitearra
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Jinkylarrson
4 years ago

Beware…some supermarkets doubling their prices. We’re all in this together my bum.

Puggy67
4 years ago
Reply to  Jinkylarrson

Ironically it will be your bum that will be the expense.

bgbhoy
4 years ago
Reply to  Jinkylarrson

did you not say you Brexit to stop that?

Puggy67
4 years ago

On a serious note Ralph thanks for the daily Diaries. In a tough time it’s like an advent calendar where you open a window and find a picture of drunks, pedants, petty grudges, insults and the occasional belly laugh and insightful comment.

Caption: Sarge why do we have to wear masks?
So people don’t recognize us.
But I know it’s you Sarge even in a mask.
Not us you tit, other people.
Sarge?
What?
There are no other people in the woods and it’s making my face itch.
How the fuck did you get in the SAS?
My dad’s a general.

Bognorbhoy
4 years ago

Caption …
Right you lot remember this was an undercover mission , clean your weapons down twice ,make sure there’s no trace ,then wrap them in this polythene and they will be back in Blighty in the morning to be destroyed…better safe than caught eh

Cartvale88
4 years ago

Caption

Thank God they are all aware of the corona, wearing gloves and masks

Great to see that the media continue to print pish as their sales dwindle

Devoy45
4 years ago
Reply to  Cartvale88

A few days ago we had the usual rhetoric from the House of Windsor about all standing together in this time of crisis. Perhaps some of the Windsors would stand together in my Boots queue for 2 hours to fetch meds for old people who can’t do that. Oh, I forgot They won’t know what a queue is—that’s what common people do. When I was young I was just an angry young man. Now I’m old, I’m feckin furious!

Rebus67
4 years ago
Reply to  Devoy45

Devoy,

Yesterday you asked how things were in Canada. IMHO, the Govt is doing well. The PM appears every day to announce what is happening and a group of ministers and public health experts appear later in the day.

By and large, people are self isolating but there are the usual idiots who are either too stupid or selfish to comply.

Most businesses are closed. Supermarkets are coping just and have installed plexiglass barriers between customers and checkout staff. They have also raised the wages of hourly workers.

Whereas the banks see this as an opportunity to make money. You can defer mortgage payments for up to 6 months but the interest is added to your principal! Typical!

Trudeau closed the border with the US except for trade…..a big must, given what is happening down there.

Rebus

Pensionerbhoy
4 years ago
Reply to  Rebus67

I am not intending to cheapen your comment in any way, I assure you, for things are too serious for that. But, sadly, Rebus 67, our PM appears every day too. That’s our problem 🙁

H H

rebus67
4 years ago
Reply to  Pensionerbhoy

P’Bhoy,

I would agree!

REbus

Iancelt67
4 years ago
Reply to  Rebus67

Wonder what your fellow Canuck Jordan Peterson makes of all this

rebus
4 years ago
Reply to  Iancelt67

Ian,

I have no idea. I am not on his Xmas card list, nor is he on mine.

Why would you ask?

Rebus

Iancelt67
4 years ago
Reply to  rebus

He’s a prominent figure worldwide and people are enamoured by him regardless of his right wing leanings. He hates Trudeau. He’s been waylaid by illness recently maybe he hasn’t any input at all. Just interested

Daniel Docherty
4 years ago
Reply to  Iancelt67

Windsor Canada wifes doctor just called to make sure all her meds were up to date and that she was staying indoors
scrip sent to pharmacy for when she needs it Doctor will call every two weeks to check up on her can’t beat that

Daniel Docherty
4 years ago
Reply to  Iancelt67

Is it because Justins mother is from scottish stock

Iancelt67
4 years ago

Actually ok with Canada as opposed to USA their gun laws are right. They have a decent social system. You never here of much malevolence emanating from their society. They seem to have it down. Jordan Peterson is of high intellect and some of his points of view are spot on. You’ll get good thinkers in free societies. You’ll get them in Opressed ones a well like zizek Canada has produced some of the finest musicians and poets on the planet

I’m just interested in Peterson’s opinions of the impact from Coronavirus
Where we stand with it. Rebus is more at the coal face than I am

Whitearra
4 years ago

Caption : ‘Right, we hit Tesco first. Mr Blue goes for the meat and tins, Red you’re on the pasta, pizza and bread. Yellow you take the loo rolls, milk and Cornflakes and I’ll do the booze, crisps and sweeties. And I’ll try to get a Sun or a Record. Then doon to Aldi next….’

desdamoaner
4 years ago

Caption, make sure you wipe dem bullets, wouldnt want someone catching something

Puggy67
4 years ago

Caption: The owners of the last 24 pack of Kleenex Extra Luxury Premium 4 Ply Toilet Rolls in Scotland prepare to make their stand.

Christina
4 years ago
Reply to  Puggy67

Winner!! 🙂

Puggy67
4 years ago
Reply to  Christina

Shush, don’t want Monti getting upset.

4 years ago

This is meant to be a secret organisation Mr Murray,do you not think your stumps will catch you out

jimmybee
4 years ago

Caption:Ok I will hit tesco for the loo rolls Tommy you hit boots for the sanatisers. Charlie nae fuckin gun again.
Back Tae the loft.!

SteveNaive
4 years ago

Guttman, isn’t he our left back ?
Rebus, I hear the Mexicans are asking Trump to hurry up with the wall !

Monti
4 years ago
Reply to  SteveNaive

Caption: ” How did you get leather gloves & we get these”?

Rebus67
4 years ago
Reply to  SteveNaive

Steve,

A good one!

Rebus

Monti
4 years ago

🙂

Monti
4 years ago

Caption: ” As soon as that virus appears….finish it “

charlie
4 years ago

caption charlie saiz and the blackpool volunteers prepare tae invade thur local wing wah in revenge fur covid 19

jimmybee
4 years ago

Lockdown and the wife says theres that guy joe doing kids pe this morning let’s get the grandkids on that thingy and we can all join in.
Of course that thingy being facetime or WhatsApp so yes let’s do it just to please her says I and I can rub her nose in it at the same time as to how much fitter I am than her good self. I now admit that I am the unfittest 60 year old human that is walking Gods earth and the grandkids haven’t had has much to laugh about since someone said the huns were coming. Her good self breezed through it which I’m glad as she works for the nhs, and Im away fir a lie doon and peace from an ear battering from the queen of fitness. Stay safe everyone.

charlie
4 years ago
Reply to  jimmybee

jimmy ma wee missus is oan the front line anaw a telt her al gie hur a good hosin in the front gerden wae ma karcher afore a let her back in the hoose efter work ………..better tae be safe than sorry ha ha ha ha

jimmybee
4 years ago
Reply to  charlie

God bless them Charlie hehehe

charlie
4 years ago
Reply to  jimmybee

jimmy a telt her she can bring her pals up anaw and weel hav a wet t shirt compitition but she disnae seem that keen

charlie
4 years ago
Reply to  charlie

he he

jimmybee
4 years ago
Reply to  charlie

Brilliant 🙂

Puggy67
4 years ago
Reply to  charlie

Enough wi’ the smutty stuff noo!

Pensionerbhoy
4 years ago

Ralph,

The latest Diaries have been as sensible pieces of writing as I have come across since this whole virus issue started. Is it not very telling that the most common sense is coming from the non-expert – unless you are Dr. Watson in disguise and getting hints from Sherlock?

To paraphrase a couple of famous Dickensian lines, it is the best of people and the worst of people. I have been, justifiably – and to the consummate joy of many – on lock-down for over a week now so, much of my information is second hand (thoroughly washed I assure you) at best. The stories about shoppers is simply mind-blowing. It is called panic buying. I call it sheer greed and selfishness with absolutely no concern for anyone but themselves. How can anyone with a conscience justify the inhumanity, for that is what it is in essence, of depriving those most in need, such as the elderly and the incredible key workers, particularly those in health and welfare, at this time from obtaining even the bare essentials. Such is the mentality planted in minds during the Thatcher years of “man mind thyself” and now being reaped in abundance.

Probably at the head of the list of all the evils to show their faces at this awful time, is the selfish attitude of those who will not isolate. Again, I rely mainly on second hand accounts though I did see little change in the movements of people in our street until today. However, I have seen pictures of the crowded beaches and promenades, the public parks (I am told Strathclyde Country Park was pretty busy at the weekend), people still touring and taking breaks even in the Highlands and Islands and streets full of shoppers and general wanderers. Do these self-centred imbeciles not realise the potential damage they could cause or do they just want to simply ignore that they are like loaded guns with the safety off and their finger squeezing the trigger. That is murder, not manslaughter for it is deliberate. Good heavens, we condemn bombers and terrorists and here we are carrying potential time bombs around our streets, parks, countryside, shops etc, etc. Pray tell me the difference, good sirs?

And yet, there are saints out there. People sacrificing their own safety and working beyond capacity to keep us safe, to deliver our needs and, above all to rescue us if we do get ill. I know this because I see them every day leave our street to go to the nearby hospital. I have not heard about one of them complaining and they smile and wave if they see you as they go. We will never know how much we owe these people and it is unlikely they will ever really be appreciated or rightly compensated by a government that cheered at the last refusal of a pay rise for nurses. I had no wish to make this political but the “I’m all right Jack” mentality was most deeply embedded in the Tory party and since soaked up by many in all parties. I am totally convinced every decision has the rider attached that it must be least harmful to the economy first. Some old people will die or there will be deaths in many families trips so glibly off forked tongues. Regrettably, on many fronts, they wield the power at this time, headed by a floundering incompetent whose sole interest is his ego, his performance and his power. I hate the war references but I feel compelled to use this comparison. We shell out fortunes on a money-making, disingenuous remembrance of the war dead, poppies. We donate thousands and more to Help for Heroes. Yet, these were men on the whole conscripted to fight or forced into the services through lack of job opportunities. MOST DID NOT GIVE THEIR LIVES IN BATTLE. GOVERNMENTS AND GENERALS TOOK THEIR LIVES FROM THEM WITH WARS. While I respect their sacrifice and honour them for what they did, their heroism cannot compare to the voluntary sacrifices of our doctors, nurses and others in our health services who, along with all the other staff in the health profession and all those key workers, are putting their lives on the line every minute of ever day at the moment. Some have died and many more will. Will they be remembered with a genuine symbol of sacrifice. My cynicism is bubble to the top again when I say, no way.

Finally, I feel most for those valiant professionals who have to make daily decisions about life or death and who have to try to comfort and console families when a loved one dies as they continue to save the lives of others. God love them and keep them safe.

Ralph, I write this in support of your wonderful appeal for decency and respect in this current crisis. Ghirls and Bhoys, if ever we were called upon to be an example of generosity of spirit as followers of our great club and its traditions, it is now. Please respond by obeying instructions so that we keep each other safe and secure. Let us show, in the face of potential opposition, we are deserving to be called the greatest fans in the world.

As a postscript, it is very sad news about Billy’s grandson. Please provide any information or assistance you can for this family who are experiencing a terrible “double whammy” and pray for his safe recovery.

God bless you all and, as ever, H H

Pensionerbhoy
4 years ago
Reply to  Pensionerbhoy

CS

I am honoured to think I write as well as Mike. Unfortunately not. I am just a odd job guy on here and not in the same class. But keep that to yourself. I’d hate to be found out 🙂

H H

Mike
4 years ago
Reply to  Pensionerbhoy

I bathe in your shadow Pensioner bhoy. As Yoda says “always pass on what you have learned” and I learned some, not all from the Master. “Feel The Force” ^

Monti
4 years ago
Reply to  Mike

🙂

Iancelt67
4 years ago

Caption.
Look if we wipe out the sfa they can’t give them the title. Wait a minute aren’t they on our side? I’m confused!

Mike
4 years ago

Hello darkness my auld pal,
you were once called Jimmy, noo its Val,
Your gender fluid sprung a furious leak,
all I do now is to sneak a peek,
Once a man noo a gal,
but you are still ma pal,
I’le call you Val,
This is the sound of isolation.

Tim Bucktooth
4 years ago

Right troops. In the next part of your woodland combat training, i’ll show you the drill for what to do when you find a big stash of porn.

Tony Reynolds
4 years ago

Pray is needed at this Time never underestimate the Power of Prayer GOD BLESS!!!

Monti
4 years ago

What’s their royal family doing for anyone?

jimmybee
4 years ago

Celtic classic on bt 3 tonight at half 8, what a night that was Celtic v Juve champions league.

Monti
4 years ago
Reply to  jimmybee

Breaking News: Prince Andrew has insisted he was not at Pizza Express in Woking, as it was shut due to Coronavirus.

sfa unfit for purpose
4 years ago

Agree with some fellow posters Ralph. Diary has been its usual high quality and we appreciate the daily output. Congrats to yourself.
If anyone needs a wee laugh , have a look at this from jimmy kimmel. Some Italian Mayors going mad about the behaviour of some of their residents. Fast forward to 4.46 for the Mayors.
HH.

charlie
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charlie
4 years ago

how long dae yees think it will take the pisspot jj to declare all front line workers will get a half price password

jimmybee
4 years ago

Aye its Celtic Celtic that’s the team for me.
I always wondered where and when the song originated.
Thanks to a link to another site I got my answer.
It was the team who lined up on this day 1964 to win the Glasgow cup against clyde at Celtic park.
Though not 60,00 fans only 13.5 thousand was recorded though you could probably add a few thousand onto that the way our old board counted.

This was the Final of the Glasgow Cup played on a Wednesday night at Celtic Park.
An unchanged side from the one beaten by Kilmarnock at the weekend.
Playing at centre forward for Clyde was 19 year old Harry Hood who would go on to join Celtic in 1969 after a stint at Sunderland and back at Clyde.
Clyde had defeated Rangers in the semi final.
Celtic’s 23rd win of the Cup.

Review
A fairly dull and unsatisfying match throughout the first half. Clyde, as the second division side, played onfident football without being able to penetrate the Celtic defense. Celtic in contrast were back to their profligacy in front of goal whenever they had the chance and McCulloch in the Clyde goal dealt with everything that came his way.
In the second half the pattern continued to the growing disenchantment of a good crowd. But on 55 minutes Chalmers rose to head home a Hughes corner home and five minutes later Divers picked on a loose ball in the Clyde area after a Murdoch shot from a Chalmers quick throw in and slotted the ball home.

Teams
Celtic:
Fallon; Young, Gemmell; Clark, McNeill, Kennedy; Johnstone, Murdoch, Chalmers, Divers, Hughes.
Scorers: Chalmers (55), Divers (60)

Clyde:
McCulloch; Mulherron, Stein (?); Glasgow, Fraser, White; McLean, Reid, Hood, Morrison, Copland.
Scorers:

Referee: W M Syme (Glasgow)
Attendance: 13,500

John
4 years ago

You might enjoy this trip down memory lane 🙂

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