will the SFA allow an Aberdeen title win this season?

[John65]

you were oot but then weasel'd yer way back in, in your typical 'tarry' fashion.

yer a disgrace.

Weasel'd?
Explain...

Explain how a team fielding an ineligible player had anything to do with Celtic?
Explain how UEFA's application of their own immutable rules had anything to do with Celtic?

Pleading for decisions off officials...
Begging for preferential treatment from the SFA...
and now paranoia to such an extent that you believe that a wee team from a footballing backwater can influence what decisions UEFA take...

This thread isn't working out too well for you lot is it?
You're coming across as a desperate bunch of trampy beggars.
Maybe you should just let it go then, when you get fkn pumped off the park on Sunday, you can apologise for your arrogance and assumptive behaviour and we'll say no more about it...

[Steen hive]

Lads it's a bit like two skinheads fighting over a comb in here at times.

Celtic got pumped TWICE in the one seasonin the CL qualifiers and are about to go out in the last 32 of UEFA.

Aberdeen did relatively well in Europe compared to some recent performances by Scottish representatives.

Lets just leave it at that.

Indeed, most sane selllick fans I know would concur, however like ever club, some are too blinkered to see that, thankfully, a minority to be fair.

Bring on Sunday :-)

[CoveKreep]

Hmm Aeberdeen did better than Sellick in Europe this season? That would explain why Sellick are still in European competition whilst the sheep got chased out back in August. :/

After tanking a dreadful Latvian team, Aberdeen were good enough to get through against a Dutch side. A league rated in Europe's top ten.

They then had the misfortune to face a La Liga side and whilst being comfortably done in San Sebastian, gave it a good go at home.

I'm not sure this Celtic side who were horsewhipped against a Polish club, then tonked out by Slovenians - before amassing eight points from eighteen in a group containing Austrian, Croatian and Romanian clubs would have done any better.

In fact, last time I remember Celtic playing a Dutch side in this tourney, it was a 4-0 defeat in Utrecht (who are of similar standard to Groningen).

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[John65]

Hmm Aeberdeen did better than Sellick in Europe this season? That would explain why Sellick are still in European competition whilst the sheep got chased out back in August. :/

After tanking a dreadful Latvian team, Aberdeen were good enough to get through against a Dutch side. A league rated in Europe's top ten.

They then had the misfortune to face a La Liga side and whilst being comfortably done in San Sebastian, gave it a good go at home.

I'm not sure this Celtic side who were horsewhipped against a Polish club, then tonked out by Slovenians - before amassing eight points from eighteen in a group containing Austrian, Croatian and Romanian clubs would have done any better.

In fact, last time I remember Celtic playing a Dutch side in this tourney, it was a 4-0 defeat in Utrecht (who ar

[Steen hive]

Hmm Aeberdeen did better than Sellick in Europe this season? That would explain why Sellick are still in European competition whilst the sheep got chased out back in August. :/

After tanking a dreadful Latvian team, Aberdeen were good enough to get through against a Dutch side. A league rated in Europe's top ten.

They then had the misfortune to face a La Liga side and whilst being comfortably done in San Sebastian, gave it a good go at home.

I'm not sure this Celtic side who were horsewhipped against a Polish club, then tonked out by Slovenians - before amassing eight points from eighteen in a group containing Austrian, Croatian and Romanian clubs would have done any better.

In fact, last time I remember Celtic playing a Dutch side in this tou