swannsong wrote:Jimmy Hughes...if it is the same Jimmy Hughes, his father Jimmy Hughes (Snr) was my coach at the Downs in 1974-76...initially a player coach...think he played for Beograd at one stage.
Jimmy Hughes the 2nd. was a quality player who played at Salisbury United & Elizabeth City before playing for the Vale...
I had the good fortune of playing 5 a side with young Jimmy jnr,great indoor player as well. They started a competition at the Elizabeth, I was asked to play for a team called the " Celts" ( early 80's ? )no connection to Celtic Club, caused a bit of controversy as we played in Rangers colours. Side also included Roger Nicholls, teenager named Richard Preston, Mick Rees ( Apac, Downs ) and a guy called Harry Kurmelovs,who use to play for West Lakes Rangers,he was good, I think he may have been snapped up by Parafield Gardens for a couple of seasons.
Who cares about Celtic?
Quit living in the past you nightmares.
I cant beleive i have to read this tripe everyday.
Take it back to a private chat.
Coach, honestly, cant you take your '5 a side' talk to wild west?
Please.
Right Winger wrote:if its irrevelant, dont read it.
youre so precious.
Everytime you 'accidentally' read these posts,
do you smack yourself in the forehead, "not again".?
swannsong wrote:Jimmy Hughes...if it is the same Jimmy Hughes, his father Jimmy Hughes (Snr) was my coach at the Downs in 1974-76...initially a player coach...think he played for Beograd at one stage.
Jimmy Hughes the 2nd. was a quality player who played at Salisbury United & Elizabeth City before playing for the Vale...
I had the good fortune of playing 5 a side with young Jimmy jnr,great indoor player as well. They started a competition at the Elizabeth, I was asked to play for a team called the " Celts" ( early 80's ? )no connection to Celtic Club, caused a bit of controversy as we played in Rangers colours. Side also included Roger Nicholls, teenager named Richard Preston, Mick Rees ( Apac, Downs ) and a guy called Harry Kurmelovs,who use to play for West Lakes Rangers,he was good, I think he may have been snapped up by Parafield Gardens for a couple of seasons.
Who cares about Celtic?
Quit living in the past you nightmares.
I cant beleive i have to read this tripe everyday.
Take it back to a private chat.
Coach, honestly, cant you take your '5 a side' talk to wild west?
Please.
as opposed to this...
Right Winger wrote:Hey, hey, take it easy on Delije.
Poor fella drove all the way here from his home, on a tractor, no less.
He still feels passionate about things in his homeland.
Waging war is second only to football in serbia.
Followed closely by handball, shooting up and basketball.
Some find it interesting delving into the stories behind the statistics and names !
And it is after all, about SAASL football.
I have this knack of not reading things that dont interest me.
My trained eye can pick any post by Bodo, Nugget etc
and immediately skim past it.
Some folks see a sign reading "If you notice, this sign is not worth noticing".
And then read it twice more.
Right Winger wrote:Gee, I sound like a total chardonnay.
Dont I?
My apology for not reading further back in the other thread that had been hijacked.
I usually see certain names and don't read any further....once again my apology !!
great photos swanny played there in 97 and 98 some great people and memories...many a good function with all the scots and irish not much success on the field though
lisbon lion wrote:great photos swanny played there in 97 and 98 some great people and memories...many a good function with all the scots and irish not much success on the field though
Agree, always competitive to play against,always great at coming after and having a drink with you.
lisbon lion wrote:great photos swanny played there in 97 and 98 some great people and memories...many a good function with all the scots and irish not much success on the field though
Agree, always competitive to play against,always great at coming after and having a drink with you.[/quote]
i would say thats what we where best at General. would you agree MC?
knight25 wrote:Swannsong.
The old 92 year team is the continuation of the Southern Knights club. Babiero is Fabians father who has played for Noarlunga and Southern knights for many years. Fabian grew up around southern Knights for his junior years with current southern knight players. You probably expect fabian to come to the knights when he has finished with his good career.
The mooneys there are Colin and Steve Mooney. Harrison is Matthew Harrison still currently at the knights.
In the adelaide Celtic Team photos R. Finlayson is the Southern Knights chairman. Also the C.Mooney the goal keeper in the celtic teams is the bother of Colin Mooney and the Steve Mooney in the Noarlunga team.
Hope this helps.
Steve Mooney is still playing at Noarlunga now, great player and a great guy who has taught me and many orthers a few things since ive been at the club.
bloodypassit wrote:thought i bump this topic as there is a rumor that Adelaide Celtic may be back in the SAASL next year .....
from what i am told it will be in the masters league......you beauty
Yep Lisbon it looks like the Masters League is on, also talk about some of the younger lads starting it up again in the SAASL, just like we did in the early days
Can confirm we have approached the masters league to gain entry next year and have attended a meeting to get the ball rolling. Looking for a squad of around 16-20 to allow for absences during the season. There has already been a lot of interest and will reveal names once players put pen to paper. Games are played at West Beach on sunday mornings and must be over 35 years old to register. Please contact me on celtic67@virginbroadband.com.au if you are interested.
Adelaide Celtic Masters League 2012. We are all but assured a place for this season. Will be confirmed early next month after AGM. New and old players are invited to a kick about in the parklands and a pint or two afterwards. Sunday 5th February 2012 @ 11:00am Mackinnon parade North Adelaide (uni loop near old lion) and then to Daniel O'Connell North Adelaide for lunch/drinks. We have good numbers, should be a great season. Eoin, Gav and Arty.
'I just can't get enough'
My dad is John Gillaney. I have fond memories watching the Adelaide Celtic bhoys as a weeyin.
"AND THEY GAVE US JAMES McGRORY AND PAUL McSTAY, THEY GAVE US JOHNSTONE, TULLEY, MURDOCH, AULD AND HAY, AND MOST OF THE FOOTBALL GREATS HAVE PASSED THROUGH PARKHEAD'S GATES, FOR TO PLAY FOOTBALL THE GLASGOW CELTIC WAY"
