Sunday Games

[YehButNoBut]

West Ham v Leeds on SS1 at the moment Hammers 1 up with Cole goal.

Impressed with Snodgrass at Leeds looks a good player, has just hit the post.

Leeds also have Kisnorbo in their team, remember him at Hearts around 7 years ago.

[MWHIBBIES]

Gradel just missed a pen for Leeds.

[Sir David Gray]

Norwich and Stoke are around 30 minutes into their game and it's still 0-0.

Wolves v Fulham about to kick off in around 2 minutes.

[HibbyAndy]

1-0 Norwich.

[BoltonHibee]

15 minutes gone in the Motherwell v Rangers game. Nil nil but what a great game, good atmosphere too.

[MWHIBBIES]

OG from Kisnorbo :faf:

[YehButNoBut]

15 minutes gone in the Motherwell v Rangers game. Nil nil but what a great game, good atmosphere too.

Not goaless anymore 1-0 Rangers, Naismith although he did not know much about it.

[HUTCHYHIBBY]

Great finish by the Yammish one!

[Hermit Crab]

Not goaless anymore 1-0 Rangers, Naismith although he did not know much about it.



CC should be watching how Motherwell are playing and taking notes on how to play football. I think they are unlucky to be 0-1 down.

[Hermit Crab]

M/Well just had goal disallowed for hand ball.

[YehButNoBut]

Well unlucky there had the ball in the net but chalked off for hand ball, Motherwell playing well.

Norwich stiil 1 up but down to 10 men, Stoke also missed a pen

Wolves 2 Fulham 0

[YehButNoBut]

2-0 Rangers Laugherty

[MWHIBBIES]

Leeds score in the last minute 2-2. Great game.

[Moulin Yarns]

a booking for Mworiec for hertz already. only 20 seconds gone!!!!!

[Scorrie]

CC should be watching how Motherwell are playing and taking notes on how to play football. I think they are unlucky to be 0-1 down.

:agree: Motherwell moving the ball around nicely; using the width of the pitch and playing with more than one up front. Quite impressed with them and a bit unfortunate to be 2 down.

[Sir David Gray]

Norwich 1-1 Stoke

Kenwyne Jones equalises in the 4th minute of stoppage time, with the last kick of the ball.

[sunshine1875]

Wolves 2 Fulham 0


45:00+0:24 The ball is crossed by Richard Stearman, Headed effort from inside the area by Steven Fletcher strikes the post. Assist by Steven Fletcher.

Wolves twenty minutes from going to the top of the league!

[sunshine1875]

Middlesbrough 0-1 Birmingham : Rooney (36 pen)

[Sir David Gray]

Motherwell 0-3 Rangers, Wylde.

Celtic 0-0 St Johnstone (HT)
Kilmarnock 0-0 Hearts (HT)

[Ed De Gramo]

St Johnstone 1 up

[Don Giovanni]

0-1 St. Johnstone Dave McKay

[Sir David Gray]

Celtic 0-1 St Johnstone, MacKay.
Kilmarnock 0-0 Hearts

About 25 minutes left in both matches.

[SteveHFC]

Stays like that we will be 2nd bottom

[Sir David Gray]

Bolton 0-1 Man City. :boo hoo:

[Barney McGrew]

One nil for Man Citeh

[Sir David Gray]

Bolton 1-2 Man City.

It was 0-2.

[grunt]

St J's McCracken just been given second yellow and staying on the pitch?

[HH81]

Man city are playing fantastic. Could be 5 up. Champions in the making?

[PaulSmith]

St J's McCracken just been given second yellow and staying on the pitch?

Calum Davidson booked on match updates

[MWHIBBIES]

St J's McCracken just been given second yellow and staying on the pitch?Someone won't be pleased :greengrin

[grunt]

Calum Davidson booked on match updatesThanks - listening to BBC who don't seem to know who they are looking at.

[Sir David Gray]

Celtic 0-1 St Johnstone, full time.

That's us 2nd bottom. :rolleyes:

[grunt]

Boos from the Celtic crowd!!

[Sir David Gray]

Kilmarnock 0-0 Hearts, full time.

[down-the-slope]

Celtic 0-1 St Johnstone, full time.

That's us 2nd bottom. :rolleyes:

Just as well we won at ICT :rolleyes:

[EasterRoad4Ever]

Kilmarnock 0-0 Hearts, full time.

Another 4 Yams booked towards the end of the game - same old, same old. Seems like the £100k fine ain't enough to pacify the mafia and other conspirators in the SPL :greengrin

[Hibrandenburg]

Hiberlin prediction league ein Punkt. :-(

[Barney McGrew]

Just as well we won at ICT :rolleyes:

:agree:

But despite that, Hertz are only two points ahead of us having played a game more. It's going to be a battle of two terrible teams next Sunday.

[Hibrandenburg]

:agree:

But despite that, Hertz are only two points ahead of us having played a game more. It's going to be a battle of two terrible teams next Sunday.

The Yams played Killie away and didn't leak any goals. We played them at home and donated 4. Doesn't cheer me up in the slightest.

[down-the-slope]

:agree:

But despite that, Hertz are only two points ahead of us having played a game more. It's going to be a battle of two terrible teams next Sunday.

Not sure about terrible...but 2 with shot confidence...we have a chance to get some of that on Tuesday and get hopefully other than GOC on the score sheet...they on the other hand have a trip where they will experience 11 people running riot in Tottenham first hand......

Well here is hoping at least:rolleyes:

[leither17]

The Yams played Killie away and didn't leak any goals. We played them at home and donated 4. Doesn't cheer me up in the slightest.

we were away as well

[Sir David Gray]

Bolton 1-3 Man City.

[down-the-slope]

St J great result....they had not scored before today....:greengrin

No wonder bookies are never poor (not that i bet) but would have thought it was Gers away who would have struggled....If Celts go out in midweek then lenny will be in the firing line..

[Sir David Gray]

:agree:

But despite that, Hertz are only two points ahead of us having played a game more. It's going to be a battle of two terrible teams next Sunday.

We are both quite shocking, I don't think anyone would deny that. However Hearts somehow manage to save their best for derby day, no matter how good or bad they've been going into the match.

I'm pinning every single grain of hope onto the shoulders of Garry O'Connor. I think he could trouble their defence but he needs to be given the ball first and that's going to be the problem.

[R'Albin]

We are both quite shocking, I don't think anyone would deny that. However Hearts somehow manage to save their best for derby day, no matter how good or bad they've been going into the match.

I'm pinning every single grain of hope onto the shoulders of Garry O'Connor. I think he could trouble their defence but he needs to be given the ball first and that's going to be the problem.

Yup:agree:

[Sir David Gray]

Bolton 2-3 Man City.

[SteveHFC]

Come On Bolton get into these money grabbing ****bags.

[Hibrandenburg]

we were away as well

Sorry! Same difference though. :-)

[R'Albin]

Bolton 2-3 Man City FT.

[PISTOL1875]

Bolton 2-3 Man City.

City now top of the league.. A sign of things to come....

[lapsedhibee]

City now top of the league.. A sign of things to come....

Yes - a sign that Monday's still to come, after which they won't be.

[HH81]

Yes - a sign that Monday's still to come, after which they won't be.

Spurs can't go top as they didn't play last weekend. :agree:

[lapsedhibee]

Spurs can't go top as they didn't play last weekend. :agree:

I can never remember whether it's the Premiership or Champions League that Hertz are in, or both.

[leither17]

Sorry! Same difference though. :-)

i will let it slide this one time:rolleyes:

:wink:

[HH81]

I can never remember whether it's the Premiership or Champions League that Hertz are in, or both.

Me either, I was at a league 2 game at the weekend, they would fit in down there. Odd league. :rolleyes:

[Wotherspiniesta]

Neil Lennon says he has been left "raging" by Celtic's 1-0 loss to St Johnstone. The Perth side enjoyed their first victory of the season thanks to a second-half goal from Dave MacKay, after Kris Commons missed a penalty.
"We were wasteful and when you're wasteful, poor in front of goal and sloppy, you will get turned over," Lennon said.
"A penalty is a gift and we keep missing them; it is not good enough."

The Celtic boss was heavily critical of his players for failing to deal with the passage of play which led to MacKay's deflected goal.
And he says the players have been left in no doubt about the improvement needed.


"We had a penalty that we can't convert. I'm sick of it," he added.
"That would have got us off to a great start. And then we were just wasteful in front of goal.
"I don't know where some people's heads are, if they want to be here or not.
"There were too many players today who wanted to go and do their own thing.
"They wanted to go and play forward and forget why they were in the team in the first place, which is to defend.
"The crowd then turned on my back four, but I'm not going to point any blame with them. It was my front six who were a real let-down today."
Celtic must now prepare for Thursday's Europa League play-off tie second leg against Sion in Switzerland.
"We have to get over this one quickly. It's a disappointing result and a disappointing performance," Lennon added.
"Some of the players come knocking on my door wanting to play.
"They get the opportunity to play and they fail. And they keep failing. If you keep failing you are not going to win games.
"I'm raging, absolutely raging and I've told the players that.
"We thought we had a strong enough team out there, but we couldn't put the ball in the net and that is the most important thing to do."

:tee hee::na na:

[R'Albin]

Neil Lennon says he has been left "raging" by Celtic's 1-0 loss to St Johnstone. The Perth side enjoyed their first victory of the season thanks to a second-half goal from Dave MacKay, after Kris Commons missed a penalty.
"We were wasteful and when you're wasteful, poor in front of goal and sloppy, you will get turned over," Lennon said.
"A penalty is a gift and we keep missing them; it is not good enough."

The Celtic boss was heavily critical of his players for failing to deal with the passage of play which led to MacKay's deflected goal.
And he says the players have been left in no doubt about the improvement needed.


"We had a penalty that we can't convert. I'm sick of it," he added.
"That would have got us off to a great start. And then we were just wasteful in front of goal.
"I don't know where some people's heads are, if they want to be here or not.
"There were too many players today who wanted to go and do their own thing.
"They wanted to go and play forward and forget why they were in the team in the first place, which is to defend.
"The crowd then turned on my back four, but I'm not going to point any blame with them. It was my front six who were a real let-down today."
Celtic must now prepare for Thursday's Europa League play-off tie second leg against Sion in Switzerland.
"We have to get over this one quickly. It's a disappointing result and a disappointing performance," Lennon added.
"Some of the players come knocking on my door wanting to play.
"They get the opportunity to play and they fail. And they keep failing. If you keep failing you are not going to win games.
"I'm raging, absolutely raging and I've told the players that.
"We thought we had a strong enough team out there, but we couldn't put the ball in the net and that is the most important thing to do."

:tee hee::na na:

:hilarious

[HUTCHYHIBBY]

Seems to be telling it how he sees it, better than the pish CC comes out with after a defeat.

[YehButNoBut]

Seems to be telling it how he sees it, better than the pish CC comes out with after a defeat.

:agree:

I know I am in the minority but I quite like Lennon's attitude.

[hibeedonald]

Would love it if Calderwood showed that kind of passion that lennon does...

[PISTOL1875]

Yes - a sign that Monday's still to come, after which they won't be.

Well they will need to win by 4 clear goals to go top...

[shagpile]

Seems to be telling it how he sees it, better than the pish CC comes out with after a defeat.

Lennon comes across as a reasonably articulate guy. I would be happy if CC didn't come across at all.:rolleyes:

[WindyMiller]

The Yams played Killie away and didn't leak any goals. We played them at home and donated 4.

Doesn't cheer me up in the slightest.

You were obviously there.:rolleyes:

[Sir David Gray]

City now top of the league.. A sign of things to come....

Opening two matches against the new boys who are the favourites to be relegated and a team that finished in the bottom half of the table last season and who have only won about four matches at home against Man City in about 40 years.

It's a decent start but it's hardly conclusive evidence that Manchester City are the real deal.

United have a game in hand, tomorrow night, with a chance to draw level with City (and Wolves). It's only two games down though so I don't think anyone can say with any great confidence what will happen this season off the back of what has happened so far.

I fully expect to see City in the top three this season but at the end of the day, I don't think you can beat experience in a title race and you don't get any more experienced than Sir Alex Ferguson and his Manchester Utd teams.

[Hibrandenburg]

You were obviously there.:rolleyes:

Do one!

[hibsbollah]

:agree:I know I am in the minority but I quite like Lennon's attitude. Me too.