During the International break Glasgow Journalist Michael Pringle joins More than 90 Minutes Editor Andrew Milne for their weekly chat about all things Celtic and a chance to reminisce about Celtic, Football, Fashion and Music back in 1980’s and 1990’s and a chance meeting with Noel Gallagher.
They dissect last weeks poor performance in Tannadice and the disappointment of Ireland crashing out of World Cup qualifiers in Prague. Two defeats one gutless and one full of pride. For club and country and all that.
The Celtic board have pinned all their hopes that Martin O’Neill will continue to get the best out of this Celtic squad while burying their head in the sand and hope all the problems surrounding the club this season will go away but unfortunately the soap opera of a season which they are villains has a few more episodes to run.
Glasgow Journalist Michael Pringle joins More than 90 Minutes Editor Andrew Milne for their weekly chat about all things Celtic.
The bhoys look back at a good day in Glasgow last Saturday. Celtic beat Motherwell 3-1. Later in the evening Hearts lost to Kilmarnock at Rugby Park. The gap at the top of the SPFL was cut to 2 points and we celebrated both results at the John Fallon Tribute Dinner.
John Fallon the original holy goalie was on all our minds as we hosted his family and friends to pay tribute to the big man. John was very critical of referees and I am sure he would have had plenty to say about Saturdays penalty which was missed by the referee and Rangers fan John Beaton who had a birds eye view of the foul on Maeda but ignored it until VAR intervened and he was forced to award the penalty and send off the Motherwell player.
Glasgow Journalist Michael Pringle joins Andrew Milne for their weekly catch up on all things Celtic after two weeks on the road following Celtic in Scotland and Germany. The media and social media exploded on Sunday after Celtic beat the rangers on penalties in the Scottish Cup blaming both set of fans for the rangers fans running the length of the pitch to confront some Celtic fans who had went on to the pitch to celebrate the win and get a selfie with the heroes of the day.
The rangers fans attacked stewards and assaulted a member of the Celtic staff. The Police have tried to deflect the blame from themselves. Michael details the Police operation on the day from he arrived on his supporters bus till after the game when a Celtic fan was assaulted by rangers fans and they continued to kick him while he lay unconscious on the ground.
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