[Champions League] Celtic 0-3 JUVENTUS (February 12, 2013) (15 Viewers)
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What Nation is that then?
You Irish?
Italian?
Either way, you'll find Celtic fans to be respectful and appreciative of great teams, great footballers and great supporters.
Your comments are those steeped in ignorance.
You allure to know Celtic and their fans?
I think not, your arrogance is matched it seems only by the fans of Man Utd.
In respect of the match, Juventus on paper, and their recent run under Conte make them very strong favourites.
Don't under estimate your opponents, better teams than Juve have come to Celtic Park and left with absolutely zilch, nada, zero.
A few things to remember, pride comes before a fall and sometimes a the sum of a team is greater than it's individual parts.
Finally, for those who have yet to witness it, Celtic Park on a European night such as tomorrow, will be THE best atmosphere you will see to date in the Champions League.
Remember, one of the greatest Italian teams in history, with legends such as Zoff, Gentile, Cabrini, Bettega and Brady came to Celtic Park and left as losers.
Edit: How could I forget the great Marco Tardelli :-(
You Irish?
Italian?
Either way, you'll find Celtic fans to be respectful and appreciative of great teams, great footballers and great supporters.
Your comments are those steeped in ignorance.
You allure to know Celtic and their fans?
I think not, your arrogance is matched it seems only by the fans of Man Utd.
In respect of the match, Juventus on paper, and their recent run under Conte make them very strong favourites.
Don't under estimate your opponents, better teams than Juve have come to Celtic Park and left with absolutely zilch, nada, zero.
A few things to remember, pride comes before a fall and sometimes a the sum of a team is greater than it's individual parts.
Finally, for those who have yet to witness it, Celtic Park on a European night such as tomorrow, will be THE best atmosphere you will see to date in the Champions League.
Remember, one of the greatest Italian teams in history, with legends such as Zoff, Gentile, Cabrini, Bettega and Brady came to Celtic Park and left as losers.
Edit: How could I forget the great Marco Tardelli :-(
We probably don't have as many household names in this current squad but that doesn't make this any less of a team. Probably one of our strongest assets is our team mentality, everyone plays for each other. We may not have a prolific striker but if you check the current standings you'll notice we're still outscoring all other teams in the league. Personally I don't think this will be as easy as some of my counterparts have made out, Celtic are a gritty team and I think it'll be a tough battle but we should really progress if we play to our strengths.
Lastly, yes I can point out Turin on a map as I've been there a couple of times
Lastly, yes I can point out Turin on a map as I've been there a couple of times
Tell that to the Mayor, Police and residents of Seville who had 80,000 Celtic fans as guests in 2003.
We gained nothing but praise from the people who took us to their hearts.
80,000 fans, not one arrest. Im not sure many teams on the planet could claim such a feat.
Record travelling support for ANY football game in history.
**Approximately 80,000 Celtic supporters, the largest travelling support in history at that time,[31] made the journey to Seville for this game. The exemplary conduct of the Celtic supporters received widespread praise from the people of Seville (there were no Celtic fans arrested) and the fans were awarded prestigious Fair Play Awards from both FIFA and UEFA "for their extraordinarily loyal and sporting behaviour".[32][33] FIFA president Sepp Blatter also stated that he believed Celtic fans were the greatest fans in the world when he presented the FIFA Fair Play award at Celtic Park.
Sevilla fans travelling to the 2007 UEFA Cup in Glasgow noted that the visiting Celtic fans left them with a "great impression" of Glasgow.[34]** (from Wiki)
Let's kick out them already, the Celtic fans (and others) are reapeting this same talk about stadium, fans, Barcelona and history all over. I respect them, but it's start to be pretty annoying. Every single time I read anything about this match I feel like i am listening promotional flyer of Celtic, no offence. :sick:
I thought that was Raiola for a minute there, it just made sense 
Conte: Celtic will be very dangerous from FI
Antonio Conte has insisted that he has the 'utmost respect' for Celtic as his Juventus team prepare to face the Scottish champions.
The Bianconeri travel to Glasgow to play the Bhoys in the last 16 of the Champions League on Tuesday evening.
And the 43-year-old Coach has claimed that his side do not underestimate Neil Lennon's men.
“We have followed Celtic's progress and we know that we must be careful,” he told a Press conference.
“At home they will be very dangerous with their fans as a 12th man.
“We have the utmost respect for Celtic and realise the danger they pose.
“We studied them a lot and know they will be a physical side who get most of their goals from set pieces.
“Scott Brown is the heart and soul of the team and Gary Hooper is the kind of striker who could do very well in Italy.
“There are not many teams who could beat Barcelona at home and lose so narrowly away.”
Antonio Conte has insisted that he has the 'utmost respect' for Celtic as his Juventus team prepare to face the Scottish champions.
The Bianconeri travel to Glasgow to play the Bhoys in the last 16 of the Champions League on Tuesday evening.
And the 43-year-old Coach has claimed that his side do not underestimate Neil Lennon's men.
“We have followed Celtic's progress and we know that we must be careful,” he told a Press conference.
“At home they will be very dangerous with their fans as a 12th man.
“We have the utmost respect for Celtic and realise the danger they pose.
“We studied them a lot and know they will be a physical side who get most of their goals from set pieces.
“Scott Brown is the heart and soul of the team and Gary Hooper is the kind of striker who could do very well in Italy.
“There are not many teams who could beat Barcelona at home and lose so narrowly away.”
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