been home about an hr from 4hr drive from bradford must thank you for all the celts that made it up even thou we were dotted around the ground the away support will grow like it does with anyteam, im now off for a hot lemon drink as i was one of the noisy buggers who was shouting

well thats just picked me right up that has.

anyone any clue when or where some good news to do with my club might be?

it does make a change for a local reporter to slate the object of his job so much... pretty sure Mr Duffy and the club had no input into that little funeral ditty. It depresses me beause he's spot on and I can't chnage it beyond what I'm already doing, turning up week in week out.

Rather hard hitting piece but hardly a surprise. From what I read from the regulars then nothing much seems to be getting done whatsoever in a bid to arrest the slide whatsoever. (obvious that is what I hear and in no way are presenting as fact)

I wonder what the response of the club will be? More silence no doubt?

It does seem to reflect a lot of the points posted here about the feeling and atmosphere around the club.

The point was made elsewhere that the clubs seems to lack the personalities to market itself around and that high profile presence has been diminished which must have an effect on numbers through the gates. However if 7500 who were there can't out sing the 50 or so Celtic fans who turned up it's a sign that something is very badly wrong with the feeling among those who are turning up.

The question would be, how the fsck you market a club when the players themselves in the local press actually admit openly that half of them couldn't be arrsed?

This would test even Alistair Campbell.

It is a fair point.

I am just more concerned on [iwhy[/i they could not be arrsed. What [iis[/i going on?