Who agrees about celtics penalty ?

Question

who agrees that the tic's penalty was softer than a plate of birds custard

Answer 1

It wasn't soft it was cheating from Venegoor.

Also ref had no right to give it when it only could have been seen from a side view. From where the ref was he had to rely on guess work.

However these things go for you and against you and things tend to balance out.

Answer 2

joe vinegar of castlemilk went down in instalments..

and didnt he get booked for clog dancing near the end of the game

Answer 3

NO The REAL Question is ,

What Do You Think of Celtics 1-0 Win Over Ten Man St Mirren At Home By a Penelty ?  

Now i didnt watch the match but i am surprised by the result , because celtic have a team and rangers hardly do at the moment , and you mock the rangers win over falkirk !!!

Answer 4

Very soft but hey ho - reckon we should have had one five minutes before anyway :-)

Answer 5

the referees decision is final god bless him :)

Answer 6

These occurrences will continue to happen until something is done, it wont be the last time that's for sure.

Answer 7

who cares .but he fouled him outside the box ,should have been a free kick.

Answer 8

I think that it was a penalty was a penalty as the  St Mirren player had ahold of the Celtic player shirt. But however i don't agree that it was a sending off.

Answer 9

it might have been soft but it was still a penalty........some people seem to think that because its celtic and it was only a little foul that its unfair that the ref should go by the rules and give it just because plenty other refs would ignore such a little foul against celtic

Answer 10

about as soft as the Gers defence

Answer 11

the "referee" was brother-in-law of the late Phil O'Donnell all his family is are real taigs (aye scum sinn fein/ ira loving )Cairde Na hÉireann members what do you expect

thumbs down all yous want but its a fact ! hes even been asked by the SFA about HIS support for them after he was seen and reported plus pics sent  of him on the road side clapping as they went by on Jan26th 2008 at a Cairde Na hÉireann rally in Glasgow

6.09.. this Coatbridge hairdresser is his niece another true fact!(wee tip dont put ur ears through the trauma just go  to 6.09)http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=gGda0Q3FZL...

Answer 12

smeg,when i saw it during the game,i thot it was a stonewall penalty.after seeing it again,it was soft bordering on ridicuous.haining got sent off cos it was a goalscoring attempt.he sood appeal

Answer 13

Softer than a plate of runny birds custard.

Answer 14

i agree it was not a penalty maybe it is time to bring in video evidence to help the refs out as it cost st mirren not only a goal but a player sent off

Answer 15

Never even crossed my mind that it wis a penalty at the tme. Six o that an half a dozen o the other. I wondered what wis goin on, when the ref pointed tae the spot.

I thought Big Jan jist fluffed it, even when I saw the slowed doon replay, a wis still a bit surprised he'd got a penalty, one o the softest ever awards I've seen.

Answer 16

Aye safter than a newborns skitter.

Answer 17

stone waller end off

Answer 18

Agree for sure..but the first challenge on JVOH in the box previous to that was a def penalty and never given...the second one I feel he felt he had to give.

however no need for red card...

Answer 19

Whit did ye expect ? the soap dodgers get everythin gone fur them and if they don't they blame everykunt else fur bein bigots  

Answer 20

well smeg most of the tic fans will agree it was a penalty we all know it was softer than a babys first ****....anyway whats done is done x

Answer 21

Yeh but good work by jvoh in conning the ref, following the footsteps of larsson and sutton celticc have another guy merriting an oscar. my question is does the cheats teach them that at that clatty place they call a training ground??

Answer 22

Honestly ... yes, it was ... the red given however, too much.

Answer 23

i dont!!!!

bull crapp