.uck It!!

Fs that's horrific stuff from our supporters. Don't remember hearing about that. Creative but ffs, whoever did that definitely has a few screws loose! No excuses for that type of behaviour what so ever. As mentioned above, we've on from that *. I'd say if someone turned up to parkhead like that today, they'd get * knocked out of them.

 

5-0 against Sporting Lisbon. Place was mad, The Jungle singing “We want 10, we want 10, we want 10!” Was brilliant
The Rapid Vienna game was jumping as well. Love Street to win the league though probably tops them as we heard the news come through peoples radios. Devastating, until we knew it was another Kidd!!

 

4-2 league decider...Murdos screamer.

 

Me and a couple of mates were in a pub called Kelly's Bar near Glasgow Cross that day as we were going to see The Cramps at the Barrowland that night. Rememeber the place going crazy evry time we scored.

 

Best game I've ever been at was the day we stopped the 10. I can still remember evrything about that day.
Being nervous in the morning of the game,
* myself when the St Johnstone player missed that header,
Sheer emotion when Harald scored,
Tears of joy when Boyd lifted the trophy,
And the massive party in my house that night.
And the next day, in the papers, there was a picture from behind the goal when Henrik scored and my dad and me where in the picture.
I still have a copy of that picture now. I'll need to look it out to show you guys.

 

How the * did I forget to add that one too . Great day, night that was. We actually got in without tickets that day.

 

Best atmosphere was the hun * take at Celtic park just before they died. An absolutely perfect display etc from the GB. If it had been the other way around I don’t think I could have stood for the 90 minutes while being torn a new one and ridiculed like that.

 

The 4 horsemen TIFO, absolutely sensational. Only ones that came close to it were the 125 anniversary 2-1 win against Barca, and the William Wallace/Bobby Sands one with the line out of the song Terrorist or Dreamer by Bik McFarlane.

'The terrorist or the dreamer, the savage or the brave. Depends whose vote you're trying to catch, whose face you're trying to save'.

Nothing short of genius.

 

Lazio away, what a day that was!

Honourable shout to the last Old Firm game ever (3-0) and the 3-3 draw with Man City.


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I think there was a lot of ticketless fans that day. Paradise looked to have twice the capacity that day.

 

I've got two.
1.Beating Ajax 2-1 in 1982 in their own stadium. Everything from the travelling over, the sing song in the big square, the customary visit to the coffee shops, winning the game and the travel back - although I can't remember much of that.

2.Winning the league with 10 men against the huns in 1979 at Parkhead. I don't know what the official attendance was that night but I can remember being crushed against the old wooden barriers all night and when Murdo MacCleod scored his screamer, I ended up about 20 yds from where I was originally standing. The only thing about that night was that there wasn't any highlights as the film had mysteriously gone missing. Hurting huns then and hurting huns now.

 

Thing I remember from the Ajax game was Average Joe Miller from Not the View doing an aeroplane celebration! Some result that was.

I was not allowed to go in 79 for 10 men game! Too young!

 

Definitely. Everyone was sitting on the steps everywhere you looked up the back. Great day and night it was! I was only 17/18 that year. Got steamed with my da in the gallowgate after it. Such a hangover going home the next day on the boat to Belfast.

 

The most intense atmosphere for me was against the Huns way back in August 89. It was the first game that Judas played against us after going to them.

The atmosphere really did seem electric, you could almost feel it.

Unfortunately we didn't win, but neither did they.

 

The child put this game on YouTube just now. Why is it some Hun players and some of our players where wearing black arm bands?

Some rough tackling in this game and the Huns where denied a stonewall penalty.