Hearts statement

[Returnofrros]

Found it

https://www.reddit.com/r/CelticFC/co...ing_defending/

Just a LIAR.

Assumed final whistle went at same time as goal......lie

Celebration.....lie

I'll check and come back to you......lie

[deecom]

Watched a TV clip, when the 3rd goal goes in , Martin O'Neil runs from the dugout to go on the pitch,
A young female steward stops him , and he does an about turn !

[The AuldYin]

Watched a TV clip, when the 3rd goal goes in , Martin O'Neil runs from the dugout to go on the pitch,
A young female steward stops him , and he does an about turn !

Some reports said some Tim players and staff were on the pitch before the scorer was even in the box. The silence from the authorities now makes me think there is something brewing in the background.

[Returnofrros]

Some reports said some Tim players and staff were on the pitch before the scorer was even in the box. The silence from the authorities now makes me think there is something brewing in the background.

Celtic and a lot of Scottish football and the beaks want this to go away.......I really hope hearts continue to press and there are sanctions against Celtic otherwise it will happen again and again and again.

[islaydarkblue]

Nope and if he did blow it was before time.

Martin O'Neil does well for a blind football manager, saw no one attacked only celebration.

I'll say again the scummiest club in Scotland

Martin O?Neill would have soon changed his comments if he had been the manager of Hearts.
Hopefully Martin O?Neill?s temporary Celtic manager?s contract will finish for good at the end of this season.

[islaydarkblue]

Found it

https://www.reddit.com/r/CelticFC/co...ing_defending/

Martin O?Neill seems to adopt the view that two wrongs make a right.
His Celtic supporters have run onto the pitch three times in the past two months with nothing being done about it.
Normal Scottish Football clubs supporters apart from the Dabs wait until the final whistle has been blown before running onto the pitch which often happens after the end of last home game of a season.
Dundee FC supporters did not run onto the Dens Park pitch when Craig Wighton scored the winning goal in the Doon Derby on 2nd May 2016.

[Dens Park Dynamo]

Normal Scottish Football clubs supporters apart from the Dabs wait until the final whistle has been blown before running onto the pitch which often happens after the end of last home game .

Again you are wrong. Dundee fans invaded the pitch after we scored in injury time against Ross County at Dingwall in Tony Docherty first season as manager. I think it was Big Joe Shaunessey who scored.

[islaydarkblue]

Again you are wrong. Dundee fans invaded the pitch after we scored in injury time against Ross County at Dingwall in Tony Docherty first season as manager. I think it was Big Joe Shaunessey who scored.

Thank you for your information.
Shame on the Dundee FC supporters who invaded the pitch at Ross County.
They were setting a precedent for all and sundry to follow with no action being taken by the Football authorities in Scotland.

[Dens Park Dynamo]

Thank you for your information.
Shame on the Dundee FC supporters who invaded the pitch at Ross County.
They were setting a precedent for all and sundry to follow with no action being taken by the Football authorities in Scotland.

Aberdeen also invaded the pitch before Dundee fans that season in Dingwall..a late winner for them early in the season.

[Dodbroon]

I generally think it's best that celebrations stay in the stands rather than on the park. It allows everyone to celebrate and allows the players to have a lap of honour if appropriate etc. I was at Muirton in 1962 as a young lad with my father but didn't go on the park at the end (probably because my father wouldn't let me). In 60+ years of watching Dundee from Dens to Hampden to Perugia to all points in Scotland I have never set foot on the park apart from once. So before I get high and mighty about it I confess to being on the hallowed turf at Dens at the end of one game the European tie v Cologne #2. I managed to stay on the terracing at the end of the 8-1 win in 1962, still a young lad but as a late teenager in 1971 I ended up on the park after the great late comeback against Cologne hugging Biffo and cavorting about like a looney. The circumstances of that game, I reckon, makes it understandable.