The Bunnet- Fergus McCann

There was no physical handing over of any pound coin, nor any cheques.

The "£1" was a paper thing - whereby (from memory) if David Murray was able to get rid of Rangers, he'd be able to purchase back Murray Metals from the bank (I think it was the bank) for this "£1".

All smoke and mirrors *.

 

In actual fact, it was stated during the Whyte trial that there was a £1 transfer, but it was a coin skidded across a table from one of Craigy Bhoy's lawyers to one of Minty Moonbeams team.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-glasgow-west-39969125

 

Same.
Normally these things don't matter. It's a jacket and a tie. Nowt to see.
But sometimes you can't help but wonder what some people think/don't think when attending a Celtic game in such a colour scheme.
Fergus isn't and won't be the only one to do such a thing.



Again, really matters not a jot. But awareness Fergus, come on now auld bhoy!

 

Fergus can wear whatever the * he wants as far as I'm concerned

 

I had a wee smile to myself when I clicked onto the Scotsman website ( re' the story about Fergus being on the Central station tour etc ) and there was one poster ( obviously a sharp witted Tim ) saying that it must be nonsense to label Fergus McCann as the club's saviour . Due to the simple fact that a club can't be liquidised , as a club is indestructible . It had to be a " holding company " that he stepped in to save . I take it that the Scotsman was peddling a storyline about Celtic avoiding death by a near margin . But going along with the popular , but farcical myth , that some clubs survive liquidation .

 

walking to the game last week i was behind a guy wearing a royal blue north face jaiket and red trainers, i was thinking to myself why the * would he opt to wear that, it wisny even raining or weather thatd call for a big north face jaiket, im wondering if he checked himself in the mirror before walking out his front door like this a cracking get up for the tic game this afternoon, royal blue jaiket and red gutties, i look the * part today!

walloper.

 

That's it man. Anytime I go out for a game, be it the pub or the stadium, I purposefully either put a Celtic top on, a scarf, or at least wear something that is green. And seconadry make sure I don't look like a poster boy for that mob.

I type this, wearing a blue hoodie - it is just a colour, no issue with people having red trainers or anything. But as you say, at what point did he look in the mirror and think "* yes I'm ready for the Celtic game today"


All the same, Fergus no doubt doesn't give a rats * about his fashion etc at his age and his wealth - but still come on Mr Bunnet think of the colours a little ha.

 

is it me,or does the bunnet look really uncomfortable here?

 

Fergus McCann saved celtic football club he should be honoured for that big time whilst he is alive. He stepped in at the last minute and rebuilt the club and put it on the correct path. The media had the daggers out from day one no internet back then and the media still had sway with joe public. Remember the one of these men is a dictator headline with a picture of Fergus and Saddam.

That man arriving in Glasgow was like he had been sent from above, the bunnet the real deal. He was completely honest in his goals and he achieved them. He made money but he also took a massive gamble not through greed, he genuinely had his heart in celtic football club and still does to this day. When he walked out that door he left with a handsome profit. Celtic had stopped the ten in a row had a cracking stadium and were on a solid financial foundation where no one could take complete control of the club.

He made mistakes done things he maybe shouldn't have, he's only human we are all guilty of that. Was a lot of shysters at Celtic that needed weeding out at the time. The media had the poison out for him big time and it swayed a lot of opinions against him. The difference is in Celtics time of need the we man stood up to the plate and saved Glasgow Celtic no Fergus no Celtic simple as that. We wouldn't even be sitting in a 25k stadium in cambuslang the size of tyncastle. Would have been lights out all over in Nomine Patris et Filii et Spiritu Sancti

 

* me - I think some folks need to have a word with themselves when they start girning over the choice of Fergus McCann's wardrobe because the combination he selected on the day included red and blue.

I doubt very much that Fergus gives a second thought to what he wears day-to-day.

What do folks seriously expect? That he dresses every time he comes to Paradise like a * leprechaun!?

Get a *' grip ya bunch o' bairns!

 

Lol. Com on now, wee Fergus is an intelligent guy but to turn up like a Billy boy in the 12th of July is just asking for it. Seriously though, i don't care what he wears but to turn up in red white and blue, the colour of that scum across the road and the colour of loyalism, it's going to arouse some sort of talk. I wouldn't have minded a red or blue tie, coat or whatever but to have all 3, com on now!!

 

The fact that it was Fergus McCann would be the only reason I'd let it slide him turning up as if he's ready for the Glorious 12th...

 

I remember 4/5 years ago flying over to glasgow for Huns game. My mate had been on nightshift and said he would go to bed for few hours and meet us in bar67 in few hours. When he came in he was wearing a red white and blue Pepsi tshirt. His Mrs packed his bag while he was at work and was the only top he had. The looks he got when he walked in the door was unreal. Ended up with his jacket on all day and night

 

Its just you. Looks happy enough to have his pic taken with a Celtic fan (paul the tim).

 

The fact that your mate walked out alive tells you what a lovely, friendly and warm establishment Bar 67 is

 

Field of dreams......arise Sir Fergus !!!