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What clarification is required?

The ball was clearly over the line. By the rules of the game a goal should have been awarded. The officials made a mistake.

Clarification is only required when officials seem to interpret the 17 laws of association football in a different way than those in the UEFA issued guidelines.

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Ha ha ha ha jog on. Celtic fans causing trouble on their travels eh nah.Benfica, Man Utd, Milan, Juventus, Barcelona, Spartak Moscow and many others when was the last time a conference side beat them eh ? All beaten by Celtic in recent seasons, two of them this season.Brother in law? Aye right. Your a troll who knows nothing and just spouts rubbish:) The zombies u may have a point with though, not sure they're good enough for that level

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Erm u sure Deeek? Think u may want to try again, not guilty, u sure, really wow and u uphold the law and you can't tell the difference;) noticed you dodged every other point.

Hurting, deny, deflect, delude.

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More threats, more boycotts from the Tonight Matthews
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I'm not convinced about Friday night football but I enjoyed the Well v Hibees game tonight. James McFadden showing that he's still got it in short bursts.

I wonder if BT Sport will continue with Friday night SPL next season.?

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Making friends all the time in their adventure.:D

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Would love a Friday night game at Celtic Park

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Today's game is why we go to football. 3-1 down midway through second half. 3-2 with 10 or so to go and a 4-3 win in the end, including a last minute Sammy overhead kick:ghugs:

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I missed the first goal, running late because youngest daughter had a dance thing on. Missed last 2 goals because eldest daughter, 11yo, needed the toilet :(

I did feel sorry for her. She was at a very cross legged stage before she had to go. She's usually the one who wants to stay to the very end.

Looking forward to the highlights now.

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People have hit the right point regarding Scottish football on BT Vision.

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I'm not sure about Friday night football. It wouldn't suit a lot of people. Quite a few people I know are in the same position as myself in that they go with their children. There are quite a few kids clubs on Friday nights and Saturday mornings.

Most of the boys have football on a Saturday morning as do some girls, others have dancing, drama or swimming lessons etc

The last Sunday game at Celtic Park coincided with my daughter's confirmation. I reckon there were at least 26 season tickets (parent and child) that I knew about from the 2 classes. It's rare that we miss a home game but Friday night fixtures would be far more problematic.

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Goallllll Hearts :D

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Delighted for the Saints, fully deserved, great scenes at the end.

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Enjoyed the final today.

Good crowd, good atmosphere, good goals made for an exciting game up to the very end. If this is what armageddon brings then bring it on :D

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Source: The Daily Record

"DUNFERMLINE have been given a week to pay their debt to the taxman or the 128-year-old club faces the prospect of liquidation.

The Pars owe £134,000 in unpaid tax arrears and HMRC published a public notice yesterday of the winding-up order they have served on the club.

That means the Fifers have until March 27 to settle their debt.

Dunfermline also understood to owe around £8million to directors past and present and have repeatedly failed to pay their players on time this season.

It was confirmed earlier this month that Jefferies' squad and other staff received just 20 per cent of their wages."

Even if someone can pay HMRC Dunfermline seem to be carrying a lot of debt for a first division club. I think we are getting closer to another liquidation.

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Really hope Dunfermline survive.

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I work beside 2 Dunfermline fans. Both have suggested all the club are trying to do, by raising the funds for HMRC, is paper over some very big cracks. Surprisingly both have suggested that liquidation may be the best long term solution for their club.