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Tuesday 28 October 2008
 CSA Annual Memorial Mass
The Annual Memorial Mass for deceased Celtic supporters and friends takes place at 12-30pm on November 8th in St Michael's RC Church(Parkhead Cross) prior to our home game versus Motherwell. The Mass is even more poignant this year with the sad passing of our honorary President Tommy Burns,Phil O'Donnell,John Cushley and ex Celtic Director Jimmy Farrell. We would like to cordially invite all Celtic supporters to join with representatives of Celtic Football Club to pay our respects to those who have gone before us,but for them showing us the way,where would we be now???. May They Rest in Peace Joe O'Rourke, General Secretary
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Friday 24 October 2008
CSA STATEMENT
It has come to our attention that a meeting is being held on Saturday October 25th in St Patrick's Hall in the Garngad,this meeting is being called to form a pressure group to tackle the single issue of ticket allocation for away games in Europe,the Celtic Supporters Association have not been formally invited to this meeting,so we will not be in attendance. The Supporters Association have been actively engaged in negotiations with Celtic FC over this issue for a number of years now,up to, and including the allocation for the game at Old Trafford,but that is only one of the issue's facing Celtic Supporters,there are many issue's that need to be addressed on an ongoing basis,we as an Association feel that we have the proper infrastructure and the opportunity to continue to tackle these issue's,we would like to reassure our members of our continued commitment to get the best deal possible for our members,and indeed for all Celtic Supporters,this we hope to achieve been continuing to meet with the Chief Executive Peter Lawwell,and to put forward our case in the strongest possible terms,this is the way we have done it for over sixty years,we don't profess to have all the answers,and we are prepared to listen to any idea's,both from inside the Association and outside,anyone who feels that they would like to meet with us to have a discussion,only need to ask,we would be happy to accomodate them.
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Thursday 23 October 2008
CSA Annual General Meeting
 CSA Annual General Meeting Will be held In the London Rd Social Club 1.00 pm on Sunday the 9th of November.Could all clubs ensure that at least one delegate attend
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Sunday 05 October 2008
Tommy Docherty
Tommy Docherty was a guest of the CSA at the Hamilton Game on Sat.And was asked by Peter Lawell to do the Half Time Draw.  Tommy with J Andrews  Tommy with Tony Hamilton
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Monday 29 September 2008
Brand New CSA Website and Forum
The CSA now has a brand new website which includes amongst other things a great new Forum where everyone can discuss all the latest happenings within the hallowed halls of Celtic Park, Lennoxtown and indeed the CSA. To view and sign yourself up on the brans new site simply click below. Brand New CSA Website and look for the Forum link on the left hand side. Any comments and suggestions are very welcome. Hail Hail and Enjoy!
Paul
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Tuesday 23 September 2008
Kilmarnock V Celtic by Tommy Dornan
I should confine comment to the solid and entertaining performance of the team on Sunday, particularly the early contender for goal of the season by big Sammi, the assured control of Crosas, powerful running of Brown and authoritative play of Caldwell. But I won’t ! The headline story about the Rev Integrity and his choice of “hymns“ and red hand gloves was unquestionably designed to put the pressure on either the ref or more likely us, the fans. This story was held for months for maximum impact and I suspect hopefully to cause more controversy. I thought journalists reported the news, not manufactured it ? Regardless of later comment by the Killie keeper Combes, Naka was definitely fouled for the second penalty and then blatently assaulted by Wright. An issue obviously deemed too controversial for the TV to replay at length. It appeared so fleetingly on screen one might think we had imagined it.The Rev saw no need to produce a card for either the blatant pull or a right-hander to the back of Naka’s head. Funnily enough Caldwell merited a red for throwing himself, eyes closed, at the ball and making contact with his arm. If deliberate, a penalty and at most a yellow card were sufficient punishment surely given what had gone before.
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Saturday 20 September 2008
CSA STATEMENT
After the recent uproar in the Press about the Famine Song,its a certainty that the press will wish to even this up and make our supporters look as bad as their's,we would urge all Celtic Supporters to continue to back the team with fervent singing,but always to sing songs that are not offensive to anyone,we have a long and proud history lets not do anything to damage our great reputation This Sunday at Kilmarnock will be the first opportunity to have a go at us,there will be people there using mobile phones to record every single song and chant,so lets all be loud but proud,and support the Team in the true Celtic way. Joe O'Rourke General Secretary
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Friday 19 September 2008
celtic fc calls for continued positive support
 From Junglebhoys website CELTIC take on Kilmarnock this Sunday at Rugby Park and ahead of the game, the Club has called on fans to continue their positive support of the team. A statement from the Club reads: “We are proud to have such a magnificent support, renowned across Europe for excellent behaviour and clearly, it is important that we preserve this great reputation and maintain these high standards. “We recognise that there have been reports of elements of inappropriate behaviour at last weekend’s match at Fir Park, and clearly this is something which the Club opposes completely. “We have worked tirelessly to encourage positive support for the Club, we have taken action against individuals in the past when offensive behaviour has arisen and we will continue to treat this matter very seriously. “At this weekend’s match against Kilmarnock, we would once again urge any small minority not to tarnish the great name of Celtic Football Club and the great reputation of the vast majority of our fans. “Let’s keep our high standards which set us apart - get behind the team with positive support as we go for four league titles in a row and continued
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Tuesday 16 September 2008
celtic football club statement
IN response to press speculation today linking Chief Executive Peter Lawwell with a move away from Celtic, Chairman John Reid has issued the following statement indicating that Peter will be staying with the Club. Chairman John Reid said: "Peter is a valuable and highly-valued part of Celtic Football Club and remains so. "Peter will continue to work with everyone at Celtic to ensure the Club enjoys even more success and maintains its pre-eminent position within Scottish football."
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Friday 12 September 2008
Registration and Re-Affiliation
Registration and Re-Affiliation with on-line payment facility through Paypal is now back on line. The CSA would like to apologies for any inconvenience caused.
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