Lennoxtown

I knew a couple of tims that worked on the construction of Murray park and i can tell you that there are rosary beads and things hidden behind gyprock walls, etc

 

Yeah that's kinda common practice in the oil' construction industry.

There are plenty of rangers/Hun/loyalist memerabilia within chapel walls etc.....

 

My mate won a competition. :smiley-laughing002:

 

Lucky * :icon_mrgreen:

 

the scenery around lennoxtown is quite nice looks a great place to train everyday and a good place to show new signings.

 

The public can get in no bother, local youth teams train in it every night! Been once to do coaching badge was during close season though so no one from celtic was there!

 

exactly nobody was there my point was when the players are there kids now have to wait at a gate while players come by in there car and stop or dont stop

the old days where far better celtic are isolated from the fans now

 

You get a good view of it heading up to Fintry. The car park in the sky takes me back to my youth.


A bit of * done there. All the cars were rocking.

 

It came free with the purchase of Castle Greyskull.


BOGOF. lol.

 

I know plenty of folks that worked in Lennox Castle.

 

I posted a thread near Christmas time letting people know they were holding a 5 a side tournament in Lennoxtown and gave the detail how to sign up. A couple of the boys on here said they played there. Think they must do it every once in a while.

 

heard theres a phase 2 of lennoxtown still to be completed.

 

Yeah, my mate's been up a couple of times. We were playing against some local guys - I don't know why they were there - then, as the winners, we got to have a kick about (I won't call it a game because we were slaughtered :smiley-laughing002 with some of the development squad/U19s.

Our "coach" was Evan Williams (goalkeeper in the 1970 European Cup final - some of my mates, to my embarrassment, didn't have a clue who he was when he introduced himself :smiley-laughing002 and the other team were "coached" by Dixie Deans. Had lunch with the two of them, Fraser Forster and Danny McGrain in the little press room. Probably the best bit, to be honest. :smiley-laughing002: Brilliant laugh.

Oh, and they gave us a crate of Powerade for the dressing room which was a nice touch. Said they'd have offered us beers afterwards but they don't have a licence.