Youth/Development Team Thread

We no you did

 

no problem JC

 

Why post all the pics but not the one you posted on twitter with you in it

 

I'm not Paul the Tim * sake :smiley-laughing002:

 

Why did you post all the pics bar that one with him in it, im gonae prove it haha

 

you won't prove anything :smiley-laughing002:

 

Only messing with you m8

 

:smiley-laughing002:

 

anybody ever seen Paul the Tim and Crow in the same room ?

 

how many times I'm not Paul The Tim :smiley-laughing002:

 

Remember all the talk of nesbitt & donnelly being our future stars. They still with us lads ???

 

Celtic's Renowned Opportunistic Worshipper

It's so obvious now.

 

[ame]http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zc9qKwtcxWg[/ame]

 

the celtic manager last night was O'Halloran father of the sevco player.

 

Nesbitt was absolutely fantastic with the development side the first half of the season but has struggled a bit for playing time since going on loan to Partick Thistle in January, Donnelly after playing with the first team in pre season unfortunately apart from one or two games has missed the entire campaign through injury.

 

Just on those highlights the players movement off the ball looks excellent for that level.

 

A EUPHORIC Michael Johnston admitted he had never experienced such feelings of jubilation after helping Celtic Under-17s put their Rangers counterparts to the sword in the Glasgow Cup final.
The young Hoops ran riot at Ibrox, scoring four times without reply to lift the historic silverware for the third successive year.
And the talented teenager was in the thick of the celebrations after the final whistle on the pitch and in the dressing room.
Speaking exclusively to Celtic TV, Johnston said: “It’s brilliant. I have never felt anything like that before. Playing in front of a big crowd in a massive stadium and beating your rivals 4-0 – that’s what you want to do.
“We had a game-plan and we knew how they were going to play. We stuck to our game-plan and I felt we did very well, defended superbly and we scored some good goals.”
Johnston, who impressed throughout, set the Bhoys on their way in the 21st minute with a wonderful piece of skill and a sublime finish.
Recovering swiftly from a slip on the edge of the area he danced past one defender before firing into the far corner.
“It was just a bit of improvisation,” explained the forward. “I saw the defender was going to dive in. I turned and saw I had space to turn the guy and shoot. It felt brilliant. I couldn’t really contain myself – I had to go and do a big knee slide in the corner!”
The young Celts doubled their advantage before the break through Broque Watson and, after repelling the Ibrox side’s attempts to get back into the game early in the second half, they killed off the contest thanks to goals from Shaun Bowers and substitute Kieran Patrick Campbell.
“We were confident but cautious after half-time,” he said. “We knew they would come out very much attacking and I felt we combated that very well.
“It was looking quite shaky at the start of the second half but we handled it well and we started to do a bit better again. The defence was brilliant.
"We knew they would try a big switch of play and we coped with that, we got tight in the midfield and the defence read the long balls. I haven't been here long so this is a great start to my career."
The U17s will now turn their attentions to defending their league title and sealing a domestic double.
“We still have five games left and we can’t forget that," added Johnston. "We need to win the league and the job isn’t done. We are really happy and will celebrate winning the cup but we still have a lot to do.”

 

The commentator takes it well at the end

 

aye he wasn't happy after last night :smiley-laughing002: