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Celtic, The Damned 70's, Too Late to Say You're Sorry: June 1974
Celtic's glory years under Jock Stein come to an end with the departure of Davie Hay for Chelsea, after he had come to a decision to stay.
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Celtic, The Damned 70's. Episode 4, Money, Money, Money: January 1973
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The transfer request and sale of Lou Macari sets in motion the very premature break-up of the Quality Street Gang, as the first cracks appear in Jock Stein's Celtic project.
The Patsy Gallacher Cup Final trailer
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Next year is the centenary of the Patsy Gallacher Cup Final of 11th April 1925. To mark the occasion, we'll be telling the story of the remarkable Celtic career of Peerless Patsy, and the final with which his name will always be indelibly linked.
Celtic, The Damned 70's. Episode 3, Penalties: March-April 1972
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Celtic's Quality Street Gang takes their place in the first team, and show their awesome potential in reaching the semi-finals of the European Cup, but go out to Inter Milan in an agonising penalty shoot-out.
Liquidation Ended Everything
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A twitter follower sent in the words, to what has become our first music video! We can't let Rangers* have Caledonia
Gone Too Soon
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The break-up of the Lisbon Lions begins in earnest, Lou Macari and Kenny Dalglish make their thrilling emergence onto the scene at the end of season 1970-71. Celtic win three times in a month at Ibrox as a new team built around the Quality Street Gang develops, and Jock Stein loses his most valuable ally.
Celtic: The Damned 70's, Episode 1, Hubris: May 1970
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The first of a ten-part series on Celtic in the 1970's, charting their decline from European giants to Continental mediocrity as Jock Stein's carefully laid succession plans were scattered to the wind and the stars of the Quality Street Gang, who promised to keep them at the top of the European game through the 1970's, slipped through the manager's fingers for reasons both in, and out of his co...
Celtic: The Damned 70's. Coming soon
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Episode 1 should be uploaded by Christmas
26th October 1974
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On this day in 1974, Dixie Deans and Joe Harper both scored League Cup Final hat-tricks as Celtic beat Hibernian 6-3
Great Celtic Days: 23rd October 1965
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On this day in 1965, Celtic won a monumental confrontation with Rangers to win the League Cup, and shift the balance of power in Scottish football to the east end of Glasgow
12th October 1959
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On this day in 1959, Celtic played their first match under the soaring Celtic Park floodlights
5th October 1966
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On this day in 1966, Celtic beat Zurich 3-0 in Switzerland to complete their first step to Lisbon
29th September 1984
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On this day in 1984, Celtic wore a sponsor's name on the Hoops for the first time
25th September 1948
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On this day in 1948, Tullymania arrived in Glasgow Music: Childhood, by Scott Buckley
18th September 1920
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On this day in 1920, Tommy McInally inspired Celtic to a Glasgow Cup victory over Rangers
A great professional, a true legend for Hibs and Left very good memories for Celtic as well.
Greatest ever Celtic midfielder Bobby Murdoch, I winced in pain when I googled what age he would have been when he left only for you to tell me he was 28. I did not realise this until right now. Oh and I just bought Bobby Murdoch biography from Amazon, different class, by David Potter. Now, I must get back to work. Thanks for the tip James.
This is superb. I have whinged before about pointless and irritating music despoiling the excellent narrations on Tweet Celtic. This, in contrast, typically allows the drama of the narration, images and footage to stand on its own, meaning one can engage without having to block out extraneous noise. Narration, imagery and footage are brilliant, and must have involved a lot of work.
Celtic history in Europe after 1967 is heartbreaking for us who lived through it. In hindsight after Feyenoord Scotland itself was never as good. Self doubt and deans penalty and the butchers from Atletico. And then the real Madrid semi was the end of gallus. It was recaptured by the squad that lost to porto. The Scottish media has always been and still is the enemy of Scottish football.
Can't believe you don't have 100000 subs.
Cheers bud enjoyed so racall wearing that strip with the collar way back in the days and among then the rangers stronghold . Great days in the game , and see the grounds back them days , the state of park , yet just got on with it And for me they were better all around footballers than todays spoilt lot . As for George Connelly a cracking footballer and sad how things went later in his life seems .
Tonight's entertainment sorted 🍀
Absolutely brilliant
Thanks for the memories mate.
Brilliant as usual
Magic stuff 👊☘️
Another great show HH DUBLIN
Thankyou James. I can't imagine the toil and research that has gone into an episode like this. Learned a lot from this and was entertained. Love to have seen the brawl.thanks again and cheers from Melbourne.
Just so well done! Congratulations, essential watching for all Celtic fans.
Great work as usual, James! Fantastic video, very useful to have the right vision of this time in the Celtic history. Thank you. Cheers from Portugal.
Thank you, I enjoyed that. 😊
Sum player inn wit ave heard sum man too we all ❤ u bobby murdock missed ind still much 😍 🥰 😍 🥰
❤on thizz day murdock wiz dh best inn the buisness best midfielder inn galaxie
As a Celtic nut from Sydney Australia I absolutely love this videos. Very comprehensive and informative. HH
And again oh Hampden in the sun Celtic 7- rangers 1 Mon the hoops 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬
We owe them so much. Glad my Dad's generation got to witness this.
Referee Michel Kitabdjian ordered Celtic to change their socks. It seems that the team had travelled with only their usual white socks and borrowed a red set from Leeds.
@@asd36f Probably orange socks, according to most members of the team that night. Celtic thought it had been agreed the home team would change if the referee required it, so didn’t brink any change kit. Revie denied it and wanted to put Stein in a quandary. Blue or Orange would have given him a much more difficult choice than blue or red.
I was 12 years of age and at this game that day before the game started i was standing up at the no4 in celtic end as ushall with my big brother and friends my big brother took it upon him self to move me down to the trackside right behind the goal were we met my uncle and my cousin just by chance my brothers left me there and i could sense thing were not right just before final whistle and some how managed to make my way back through the crowd to the exit were i had the privilege to watch the fans invade the pitch and watch the players come back out it was magical and the walk on after the 3rd Goal was the best ever HAILHAIL FOR THE MEMORIES
Official crowd was 60 thousand 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I was 12 and at the game more like 90 thousand
Get it right players that rangers couldn't afford
I remember watching him as a player at Morton. I think I’m right in saying that he was player of the year at one time.
@@Eastlomond Yes, 1978-79 Football Writers’ player of the year. He had to work a shift on the roads that day before going to the presentation.
Lovin the 70s , good and bad , back when football was great !
Great footage, thak you, hail hail
I am a bluenose born in 1960, therefore, I remember this period quite well. The difference technically between Rangers & Celtic was clear as sunlight, Celtic just had better players & played a free flowing game that was the club's hallmark. George Connolly was so gifted, as was Macari, KD was quite obviously very special. However, a player that maybe was a bit unsung, but I always admired was big Tom Callaghan, he was a graceful player who was brilliant at running & ghosting past opposition players. I see Harry Hood's daughter commenting here, how nice that is, he was a fine player & business man too. Very enjoyable & very well narrated. Thank you, it is always good to listen to people's perspectives & you presented this in a most excellent manner.
@@KeithWilliamMacHendry Thanks very much, I really appreciate you taking the time to leave such a thoughtful and positive comment.
Thanks for kind words ,Nicky ,Harry’s son 🙏
Superb,i grew up with these Bhoys my heroes,i was a 9 Yr old in this season.God Bless George Connolly
Takes me back to my childhood in this fantastic era for Celtic , great channel
Fantastic video 🍀🍀🍀
Excellent. Well done and thanks.
Great to see old clips of the old man 🙌☘️
@@nickyhood596 Thank you. You’ll like Episode 5 - might make a wee mention of a certain hat-trick…🍀
Be even better if you had the goals ,sadly never seen them 🙌☘️
@@nickyhood596 The match was shown on BBC1’s Sportsreel that night. I doubt very much if they’d let me have the footage to show here, but if you get in touch with them, they might still have it and be willing to let you have it for private use.
This is brilliantly done...and such an insight. Cheers!
Brilliant episode mate 👏 really great show and much appreciated 👏
The old stadium capcity was 67,000. I was there that day.
As a Yorkshire lad I was there aged 13 with my wonderful dad. We went to Elland Road to get tickets for our relatives and friends of my dear Mum who was a Glaswegian born and bred in Maryhill. The atmosphere in Elland Road that evening was unbelievable!! Fond memory was my dad, cooking a traditional Yorkshire Sunday Lunch for our visitors, who'd never had a Yorkshire Pudding.
.......and they played football the Glasgow Celtic way .................Guid post son .
I am 42 years of age. My week to week memory of Celtic only goes back to 1990. By any chance could you do every season in the history of the club or at the very least until 1990? Most of the week to week stuff I didn't know before. So invaluable. Keep up the good work.
Hi John, thanks for the feedback, which I really appreciate.. Once I’ve finished the Damned 70’s, there will be lots more to come. Between episodes 5 and 6, I’ll be doing a video on Patsy Gallacher to mark the centenary of his somersault goal in the 1925 Scottish Cup Final. There are also podcasts here open.spotify.com/show/7q0Mba5yE4LwmdQCSPCySN?si=hQqe5R9qQ66bZ5JVAOOgTw which so far cover Celtic’s first twenty years. I’m intending to take them up to the Second World War. They’re on RUclips too, I think you have to scroll way down on the videos to find them. I’m always open to suggestions for new projects, so I’ll definitely consider a season by season series. Thanks for watching 🍀
God bless Fergus McCann.
Superb watch brought back lots of memories was also the year a left school,what a season brought a year to my eye that season will live with me forever as will my school mates that I enjoyed it with,Vinny Bhoy hail hail up the Celts 🇮🇪😉
Just a wee taste before the main course. Can't wait.