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<\/a><\/p>\nHowever, 16 year old Slovakian winger Samuel Mraz has joined the club, but isn’t thought to be a direct replacement. No, we’re still waiting for that one. Around twenty five goals need to be found from somewhere, and we need it quickly , so you would think..<\/p>\n
Or do we ? Balde may not yet be up to speed, but casting back ones mind to his initial signing, he did say something about making us forget about Hooper..<\/p>\n
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The Daily Express, in between its adverts , says that Hooper chose the glory with Norwich in the EPL, as opposed to significantly more money at QPR. Worth mentioning so you can see the words “glory ” and ” Norwich ” in the same sentence.<\/p>\n
QPR boss Harry Redknapp was a little miffed at losing Hooper-though technically you cannot lose something you don’t actually have;<\/p>\n
” You have got to get transfers like this done quickly, ” said the Loftus Road boss. ” If you take your time you are always open to the risk of somebody else coming in and that seems to be what happened with Gary hooper. Its definitely a huge setback for us because i thought it would have been a fantastic signing for us. ”<\/p>\n
Thats the way to do it. Get the deals done and try not to draw attention to yourself.<\/p>\n
Celtic face an investigation from UEFA after supporters let a few flares off at the Cliftonville game. According to the clubs statement,<\/p>\n ” Three fireworks were exploded within Section 111, causing the match referee to require a stadium announcement to be made instructing such behaviour to stop. As a result of this unprecedented step by a match official, Celtic FC will now be the subject of a disciplinary action for contravention of the UEFA safety and security regulations. ”<\/p>\n Note the wording. “Exploded ” is not normally used where fireworks are concerned, they are “let off ” , and the tone used with the referees “unprecedented ” request.<\/p>\n Seems like Celtic are more annoyed with the referee for mentioning what is a fsairly common occurence at grounds throughout Europe, than they are with the support for letting them off. Or Detonating them from a safe distance by remote control, which is how it will be reported in some papers.<\/p>\n Still, it gives us an excuse to bring out this banner again, should the club be fined.<\/p>\n A fine is likely, but certain sections of the press are reporting a couple of Celtic directors claiming that the club may have to play behind closed doors in this seasons UCL. So here we go with the old anti Green Brigade debate again.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n The club have this on the official website;<\/p>\n ” The Directors and Board of Celtic Football Club are responsible for the safety of all supporters, and this is their primary objective.<\/p>\n For some time the Club has been under close scrutiny by the Glasgow City Council Safety Advisory Group with regard to serious safety concerns within Section 111. The Safety Advisory Group is responsible for recommending the annual renewal of the General Safety\u00a0Certificate<\/a>\u00a0which determines the safe spectator capacity of Celtic Park and allows the stadium to operate.<\/p>\n The Safety Advisory Group\u2019s primary concerns, which are shared by the Club include:<\/p>\n \u2022\u00a0Overcrowding of Section 111 resulting in unsafe congestion. Regrettably, all of the above concerns were evident at Tuesday night\u2019s fixture against Cliftonville FC. In addition, three fireworks were exploded within Section 111, causing\u00a0the Match<\/a>\u00a0Referee to require a stadium announcement to be made instructing such behaviour to stop. As a result of this unprecedented step by a match official, Celtic FC will now be the subject of a disciplinary action for contravention of the UEFA Safety and Security Regulations.<\/p>\n Following the events of last Tuesday\u2019s match, the Club\u2019s position was to close Section 111, but following discussions between the Club\u2019s Supporters\u2019 Liaison Officer and representatives of the \u2018Green Brigade\u2019 that decision has been reviewed and the section will remain open. However, the situation will be monitored at both the Celtic FC v Borussia Monchengladbach match on Saturday 27th July, and the Celtic FC v IF Elfsborg match on Wednesday, July 31.<\/p>\n![\"del\"](\"https:\/\/etims.net\/wp-content\/uploads\/2013\/07\/del.jpg\")
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\n\u2022\u00a0The refusal of spectators to comply with the direction of safety stewards.
\n\u2022\u00a0The unsafe lateral movement of spectators blocking aisles.
\n\u2022\u00a0\u00b4Moshing\u00b4 \u2013 mock fighting\/jostling \u2013 causing crowd disruption and damage to seating (131 damaged at Tuesday\u2019s night\u2019s match).
\n\u2022\u00a0The \u00b4body surfing\u00b4 of young people over the heads of spectators.<\/p>\n
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