elflakeador09 and Harald’s like??? That was a real piece of fairytale magic. Reminds me of McAvennie’s opener against the huns on New Year’s Day ‘88.

It sure was a beauty my friend but it still didnt bring the heart rate down till that 2nd went in then it was happening the intense tingling up and down your spine and the hairs standing 6 feet tall on the back of your neck lol to see the delight back on the celtic supporters faces was a delight to see and all I can say is THIS IS HOW IT FEELS TO BE CELTIC CHAMPIONS AGAIN AS YOU KNOW WEE LENNY HERE FOR 10IAR 10IAR HH BEST CLUB BEST FANS IN THE WORLD BAR NONE COYBIG

@@duneideannaer5990 Griffiths v the huns too so similar

@@hooperman424 Well said brother. 😎👍🍀

Nice one pal, wee Brydies against Fulham too

Tblisi 91 was massive too

@@richshackleton8104 get a life

@@tonyh7994 unless you think Dusseldorf 82 was more significant?

@@richshackleton8104 I'm a Celtic fan and was around back then and I don't even know what games you're talking about. Once again, get a life.

Olivia 16206 a....ahhh ... another tainted title even back them shhhh don’t tell anyone that! There could be a ghost hunt. 🤪🤪🤪😜

KRyansx I meant my dads a Celtic fan

@@KRyansx shut it ya zombie

Rosalie Hagart Zombie?

watched the game in there too!

@@thenewvoice8 did yal you probably felt like me "flat" the atmosphere was electric tho that season i fell away from the pub after a few seasons as it didnt feel the same (hard to top it) had some great day/long nights in there nevertheless 😄

Rangers!!

Paddy Nevs most Chelsea fans are huns

Connell Elder but I hate rangers regardless of what team I support

@@paddynevs5885 with you mate, Zola was my hero growing up and the sole reason I had any interest in football.

@JIMMY CROWLEY I'll tell you. Despite growing up in Glasgow and coming from a predominantly Catholic family (although I was never brought up religious apart from the odd trip to the chapel with my granny) I never followed football as a young boy. Could be growing up without a da I dunno. I'd seen some games but never saw the appeal until one day in my mid teens I happened to see a Chelsea game. This would've been the 96-97 season. Look the team up, they had some cracking players. The one that stood out to me though was Gianfranco Zola. Being a short cunt myself, seeing Zola play really struck a chord with me and I made a point to watch as much Chelsea games as I could from then. It wasn't until 2002 when I moved in with my pal who was Celtic daft that I started watching Scottish football. He'd watch every game and cause he had the weed I'd watch them too. He'd talk me through the players and the history and his passion for Celtic was infectious. He took me to my first ever game on 10/05/2003, Celtic v Hearts. Not the best game ever (1-0 Thomo penalty) but the atmosphere was something I'd never experienced before.

A lot of Irish in London supported Chelsea in the early 1970s. I knew a few. It’s a different story now, though. The moniker ‘London Huns’ is fair comment.

Aye what a day. Walking to the game from town, people on roofs, hanging off lamposts, tricolour hanging out every other window. Too tense and fraught to be fun, felt more draining and intense!😅 i was only 12, mind - maybe a bit much for me. Never forget it.

@ciaran doherty I had to keep turning the volume up and up to hear it (and my neighbourhood would be predominantly loyalist)

How do you figure rangers 9 places ahead of celtic?

@@elflakeador09 Just a gut feeling they'd do alot better

@@richshackleton8104 I believe at this moment in time that celtic unfortunately are only championship material, but I really wouldn't place them behind rangers, never mind 9 places. We are however all entitled to our opinion.

@@elflakeador09 Thanks buddy

Rich Shackleton full of shite mate- don’t think any championship side would beat lazio home n away sevco lost to bottom of the league Hamilton n hearts in 4 days so would struggle in the championship- total bottle merchant