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I went twice to park head about 30 odd years ago, both for testimonials, absolutely brilliant crack, went with a good few mates, London road tavern, Celtic supporters club, pub called Toby jug , I think, never forget it, Celtic are my second club, as it is to all my mates! 👍☘️🇮🇪 Salford
im a gers fan but i can appreciate the history and romance of other clubs. i can also comment without resorting to the usual vitriol that accompanies such responses. my closest friends are "tims" so why would i alienate them by making remarks that would hurt them. i enjoy watching old films of not just celtic but all glasgow clubs. i've been to countless euro cup ties at parkhead bcos the atmosphere was always hairs on the back of your neck good. i just love football and the rangers. god bless
rosbo69.. shame that you haven't had a response from anyone in 5 years.. liked what you said.. to much nastiness on both sides these days and it is getting sickening!
I grew up in the 60s,stood in the Celtic end, some of the greatest days of my life,moved to London in 72,but still remember those heady days of watching the Lisbon Lions.
I can remember the old Celtic Park when i used to climb the pylon to get a good view and be lifted over the turnstiles with my father. Wish football would go back to the good old days
im a united fan but follow celtic too, we stand on the stretford end upper tier but im so glad to hear safe standing is allowed in scotland. bring back football for the working class! germany leads the way
Michael - each to their own. That old place had soul, I loved it and would swap back if I could... minus the old board of course! Standing at the back of the old rangers (rip) end between 16 and 17 with a big carry oot watching Celtic men play the game - Magic!
Great memories but if truth be told,the stadium and the surrounding area was an absolute dump. I often wondered what foreign visitors on European nights must've thought of it. It was post apocalyptic! Not perfect now but Dalmarnock is reborn,the new sports complex is great,Barrowfield is 10 times better than it used to be,the stadium itself is admittedly basic by modern standards but wonderfully atmospheric and the Celtic way just tops it off. Standing at the foot of a Kerrydale St,it truly is a sight to behold. God bless the 'tic!
I remember going to games in the 70s, 80s,90s, and, although I don't go too often now, it still gets me how sometimes you still get the same buzz, same feelings even though the stadium and whole surrounding area have changed.
That jungle was a better atmosphere than anything in the world, truly spine tingling, the yellow wall isn't even comparable and I'd say its even better than the Casablanca teams. Could get emotional watching this all the memories there but we still have one of the best atmospheres in the world but North African and South American atmospheres are better but there was only one Jungle on the planet nowhere else came close.
Goosebumps from this, and I'm a Rangers man through and through. History and tradition is something near-enough dead in football now. Regardless of affiliations; all-seater stadia, corporate ownership, astronomical wages and ticket prices are taking the romance out of what was once a working man's proud sport. It's sad to see. I'm 17, but show me football grounds in the 70's and 80's, terraces bouncing and show me your flashy all-seaters nowadays and I'd take the first option in a heartbeat.
What a buzz back in the 80's walking along Janefield st rebel music blasting from the verandahs, only 3 quid entry, the jungle electrified with atmosphere
There was no better atmosphere in Scottish/British/european stadiums than the 1 you got in the jungle I stood in the middle underneath the TV cameras bit in the middle with the rest of the Royston bhoys so many memories I've cheered, laughed & cried the most standout game my god there's just so many to choose from the 1 game that does come to mind was a time there was no way we were getting into the jungle ,21 May 1979 title decider was a game we had to win problem was we were playing the huns they only needed to draw mind those days you only got 2 points for a win anyway this game had everything goals sending off own goals the bhoys they scored we equalised they bf score again then John Doyle got sent off for a rather high tackle we get a 2nd equaliser then Colin Jackson scored a of 3_2 to the Celts &murdo hit a shot he hoped would go up to the back of the Celtic end but it landed up in the top corner 4_2 no way back for the huns what made this extra special was it was my 1st time I saw us clinch the title tho not to be my last that memory will live with me till my last hh
all I am going to say is that of someone of an age who can remember is that I still quite miss the old ground with it,s vast terraces,it had atmostphere like no other, not that our current paradise is not great and with a big crowd can be just as good but there was just something about the old place growing up that I will always remember ,I know it is mainly a health and safety issue but I wish there was some old style terrancing does anyone agree?.
THATS WHERE I SAW 10 MEN WIN THE TITLE ,BEATING REAL MADRID I WIS 16 IN 79 AND HAD BEEN GOING WA MA DAD FUR TEN YEARS SAW SOME CLASSICS MISS THE JUNGLE WHEN YIR WEE AND CELTIC SCORED N EVERYONE WENT TEN YARDS FORWARD IN A SURGE GREAT TIMES MISS THE OLD PLACE
@rosbo69 haha brilliant. glad your keepin busy watching old celtic videos and learning our history. must be hard finding something to smile about on the dark side.
Footage around 2:06 is actually Hampden . Spent many a happy afternoon and evening growing up at the old Celtic Pk , from the mid 70s till 94. Much as I enjoyed it , let’s be honest it was relic and was well past it’s sell by date . The bare minimum was spent on the upkeep of it and by 94 it wa a dump . Good memories , but thankfully that’s what they and the old ground are … memories
I remember the times standing with my mates sipping a cheeky wee beaujolais (eldorado, four crown etc.) and having a laugh whilst watching the games. Good days, but I don't miss the streams of piss cascading down the terracing, having to remember not to have a sit down at half time for fear of, ...well, you know. All the same good days.
hahaha, my uncle was telling me stories about the rivers of piss flowing through the mighty jungle. he said that some people were polite enough to piss in their cans once they had finished drinking them.
Cannot beat the old terracing loved the Rangers end 22,000 packed in it was like a home game for us Duke st lad's, favourite game would be our first premier league win at parkhead when Alex Miller hit a screamer into the top corner with seconds to go,the worst that fuckin 4-2 game lol.
Never understood what genius decided to half cover the Celtic end so Rangers fans could watch dripping wet Celtic fans from the comfort of their covered end!
I think the Celtic end was covered years before the rangers end was. When they got round to covering the rangers end they put a much better roof on it.
I know the stadium had to be modernised but as a child of the 60s, I have to say I preferred the old stadium. And the thrill of seeing the four pylons from London Road as you returned to Glasgow never faded! What a team and what an era that was!
Like you i loved the old stadium, one of my earliest memories is the sight of the pylons as i walked with my uncle up London Road at night seeing the floodlights on, This was maybe around 1970 or so, it was a great era indeed. Many memories that will never be forgotten.
the old celtic park had an antique stand you could see the cameras from the jungle or camera,their must be good vidios of the jungle younger fans cant imagine wot it was like the whole place rolled with it or stagerd along.
my granny stayed i kinnear road facing the stand my cousins stayed round the corner in barrafield n would take a fee 2"watch ur motor mister" then they had 90 mins to tan it ,luvd the jungle,just sad my dad n granda werent about 2 take my bruv n son,wullie deanie used 2 let us in 4 hee haw as he was a postie like my dad n granda n he worked at the huns end n the jungle big gate,bless him,
i spent a good chunk of the late 80's early 90's watching a truely awful run of Celtic teams from the back of the Celtic end at section 4. Low points-there were many but the high points during the dark days are what i remember, watching Paul Elliot show everyone exactly what makes a real CB, beating the huns twice in a week, Jackie scoring 4 against Partizan and being able to watch the game with 20 of your mates, brilliant memories.
Hopefully the government and sfa will get their fingers out and follow the lead of the Germans and allow a safe standing area in football grounds.REAL FANS AGAINST MODERN FOOTBALL
love that song "if you know your history" cos quite blatantly most of the celik fans know sod all about the club. i am a gers fan and i know more than 95% of the tic fans.if you sing the song back it up....
Last competitive game in the Jungle?? Rangers win the Scottish Cup, Complete a 5th treble, and sing the Sash in the Jungle! NO SURRENDER!!! 2 in a ROW!!!
Aye very good your pals are tims etc. You proclaimed yourself not to be a bigot. Even got the definition of the word which includes "someone who, as a result of their prejudices, treats other people with hatred, contempt, and intolerance on the basis of a person's....Race,...Religion" The two i've mentioned come under the derogatory word of Taig. Therefore making yourself a bigot.It doesn't make a difference to me wether you are or not,im certainly not closed mined either unlike the GB or the UB
you still don't get it .i was being ironic in making the pejorative remark.i know it still comes across as bigoted,i really do,i was answering like with like. alas i'm being branded for this comment when you don't(as i admit not knowing you) personally know me. so as we are at an impasse with this nonsense let me apologise and hopefully this will conclude our short but tempestuous relationship. may your god go with you.
i never visited it, but the old celtic park looks super lame. theres a giant gap between the terraces and the field, must have been impossible to get a good look at the game. the new stadium seems much nicer, although id prefer it if they reintroduced terracing and only had a minority of actual seats. jack the capacity to 100,000 per game.
brilliant,as usual you don,t get the point. i was talking pejoratively as is expected of people who come on these sites.you also assume that i am a follower of rangers. is this because i stick up for the right of the modern day troops to be accepted or is it because i can spell.as for celebrating child abuse....come on the gospel according to john 8:7
read the whole comment and take in the last the last three lines. it may not dawn on your neanderthal brain but it WAS me answering to the baser life forms. john 8:7 read it and learn.
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You couldn't beat The Jungle, i wish it was still there 🍀
Always the main stand but a packed Jungle was a sight to behold.
As a LFC fan, I'm always glad to say my second side are celtic, what a great club and set of fans
I went twice to park head about 30 odd years ago, both for testimonials, absolutely brilliant crack, went with a good few mates, London road tavern, Celtic supporters club, pub called Toby jug , I think, never forget it, Celtic are my second club, as it is to all my mates! 👍☘️🇮🇪 Salford
Everton Celtic brothers 💚
im a gers fan but i can appreciate the history and romance of other clubs. i can also comment without resorting to the usual vitriol that accompanies such responses.
my closest friends are "tims" so why would i alienate them by making remarks that would hurt them. i enjoy watching old films of not just celtic but all glasgow clubs.
i've been to countless euro cup ties at parkhead bcos the atmosphere was always hairs on the back of your neck good. i just love football and the rangers. god bless
rosbo69.. shame that you haven't had a response from anyone in 5 years.. liked what you said.. to much nastiness on both sides these days and it is getting sickening!
this is a joke.
Well said mate. I'm a Celtic fan but what you said is right. It's the only way to be.
@@paulhagen5645 should be friendly banter no more than that - we’re both Scottish teams with Scottish fans respect from a gers fan 🏴🏴
@@mickeymouse3933 Laughs in Irish... a good 1/4 of Celtic fans are Irish
Loved the jungle me and my mates would take a carry out into the jungle and have a great sing song we are sailing was a favourite
I have nothing but respect for you after reading this comment. It's a shame that other people can't think this way! God bless!
I grew up in the 60s,stood in the Celtic end, some of the greatest days of my life,moved to London in 72,but still remember those heady days of watching the Lisbon Lions.
The only place id be happy to take my last breathe surrounded by ppl who feel the exact same for Celtic as i do
New or old the greatest stadium on the planet Hail Hail
Thomas Haverstock have u been2 anfield
@@Abcd-hr9ot You don't understand the Jungle mate
nobber d robber you probably haven’t lad let’s be honest most Liverpool fans are plastic
celtic and dinamo zagreb brothers for life
TEN MEN WON THE LEAGUE. 4-2 NEVER FORGET. ITS WHO WE ARE , ITS WHAT WE DO...👍
I can remember the old Celtic Park when i used to climb the pylon to get a good view and be lifted over the turnstiles with my father.
Wish football would go back to the good old days
im a united fan but follow celtic too, we stand on the stretford end upper tier but im so glad to hear safe standing is allowed in scotland. bring back football for the working class! germany leads the way
Michael - each to their own. That old place had soul, I loved it and would swap back if I could... minus the old board of course! Standing at the back of the old rangers (rip) end between 16 and 17 with a big carry oot watching Celtic men play the game - Magic!
Great memories but if truth be told,the stadium and the surrounding area was an absolute dump. I often wondered what foreign visitors on European nights must've thought of it. It was post apocalyptic! Not perfect now but Dalmarnock is reborn,the new sports complex is great,Barrowfield is 10 times better than it used to be,the stadium itself is admittedly basic by modern standards but wonderfully atmospheric and the Celtic way just tops it off. Standing at the foot of a Kerrydale St,it truly is a sight to behold. God bless the 'tic!
I just love that place. 🇮🇪🇻🇦
I remember going to games in the 70s, 80s,90s, and, although I don't go too often now, it still gets me how sometimes you still get the same buzz, same feelings even though the stadium and whole surrounding area have changed.
That jungle was a better atmosphere than anything in the world, truly spine tingling, the yellow wall isn't even comparable and I'd say its even better than the Casablanca teams. Could get emotional watching this all the memories there but we still have one of the best atmospheres in the world but North African and South American atmospheres are better but there was only one Jungle on the planet nowhere else came close.
my heart aches for the old celtic park
Goosebumps from this, and I'm a Rangers man through and through. History and tradition is something near-enough dead in football now. Regardless of affiliations; all-seater stadia, corporate ownership, astronomical wages and ticket prices are taking the romance out of what was once a working man's proud sport. It's sad to see. I'm 17, but show me football grounds in the 70's and 80's, terraces bouncing and show me your flashy all-seaters nowadays and I'd take the first option in a heartbeat.
Ave got it is it the flute? Lol lol lol joke bud. Rosalie
What a buzz back in the 80's walking along Janefield st rebel music blasting from the verandahs, only 3 quid entry, the jungle electrified with atmosphere
jerry levy Aye and only 50p for a programme too? Those were the days! 🍀🍺👍
@@jonmowat6563 Roll on chop pork macaroon bars spearment chewing gum they were the days Hail Hail 🇮🇪🍀
takes me back - i cannot go to parkhead these days without thinking back to THE JUNGLE - never be the same - bring back the terraces
Class footage that brings back so many great memories.
There was no better atmosphere in Scottish/British/european stadiums than the 1 you got in the jungle I stood in the middle underneath the TV cameras bit in the middle with the rest of the Royston bhoys so many memories I've cheered, laughed & cried the most standout game my god there's just so many to choose from the 1 game that does come to mind was a time there was no way we were getting into the jungle ,21 May 1979 title decider was a game we had to win problem was we were playing the huns they only needed to draw mind those days you only got 2 points for a win anyway this game had everything goals sending off own goals the bhoys they scored we equalised they bf score again then John Doyle got sent off for a rather high tackle we get a 2nd equaliser then Colin Jackson scored a of 3_2 to the Celts &murdo hit a shot he hoped would go up to the back of the Celtic end but it landed up in the top corner 4_2 no way back for the huns what made this extra special was it was my 1st time I saw us clinch the title tho not to be my last that memory will live with me till my last hh
Great memories of,the jungle as a 14 year old watching celtic win the league in the centenary season,there's only one King Billy that's McNeil
In the present days Paradise
all I am going to say is that of someone of an age who can remember is that I still quite miss the old ground with it,s vast terraces,it had atmostphere like no other, not that our current paradise is not great and with a big crowd can be just as good but there was just something about the old place growing up that I will always remember ,I know it is mainly a health and safety issue but I wish there was some old style terrancing does anyone agree?.
I agree, would be great to have some old style terracing but don't think it will ever happen now, still, great memories though.
as a rangers supporter a was in the jungle a couple a times on match days.. what an atmosphere!
Wee tear in the eye there! lol Hail Hail!
The Lonesome Boatman! Tune
THATS WHERE I SAW 10 MEN WIN THE TITLE ,BEATING REAL MADRID I WIS 16 IN 79 AND HAD BEEN GOING WA MA DAD FUR TEN YEARS SAW SOME CLASSICS MISS THE JUNGLE WHEN YIR WEE AND CELTIC SCORED N EVERYONE WENT TEN YARDS FORWARD IN A SURGE GREAT TIMES MISS THE OLD PLACE
Love the background music timmaloyssss 🍀
Quite gutted that I was never in when the jungle was there!
Old football grounds were so beautiful
Hail, hail🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀
well said rosbo u r a credit to ur club and all other deccent football fans,
@rosbo69 haha brilliant. glad your keepin busy watching old celtic videos and learning our history. must be hard finding something to smile about on the dark side.
i had to miss this staidium
a wiz brought up here in ma dy lol we used 2 watch the cars n the buses wer parked ryt oot side oor hoose oh wit a memory :-) :-) :-) :-)
Great video mate, brings back a lot of memories of the auld place......
Happy Days :)
Time's have changed, it really has -.-
wish it was still like that mate
Footage around 2:06 is actually Hampden . Spent many a happy afternoon and evening growing up at the old Celtic Pk , from the mid 70s till 94. Much as I enjoyed it , let’s be honest it was relic and was well past it’s sell by date . The bare minimum was spent on the upkeep of it and by 94 it wa a dump . Good memories , but thankfully that’s what they and the old ground are … memories
The Jungle.enough said 1888🍀🇮🇪HH
92,000 is the record!!
I miss the old ground. Just like the old Hampden Park on Cup Final days.
Cool
Great vid mate!
I miss the old place, some of the happiest days of my life spent in the Jungle!
I remember the times standing with my mates sipping a cheeky wee beaujolais (eldorado, four crown etc.) and having a laugh whilst watching the games. Good days, but I don't miss the streams of piss cascading down the terracing, having to remember not to have a sit down at half time for fear of, ...well, you know. All the same good days.
Split heads and the stink o pish, bottles and cans flying through the air.
MEMORIES
Queens Park pride of Glasgow.
Also where abouts did you get this footage? Its immense
The old stand is STILL there. its just a new frontage
hahaha, my uncle was telling me stories about the rivers of piss flowing through the mighty jungle. he said that some people were polite enough to piss in their cans once they had finished drinking them.
Ye couldn't beat the Atmosphere in the jungle
@ReeceMullen96 It's called The Lonesome Boatman
The Jungle
Cannot beat the old terracing loved the Rangers end 22,000 packed in it was like a home game for us Duke st lad's, favourite game would be our first premier league win at parkhead when Alex Miller hit a screamer into the top corner with seconds to go,the worst that fuckin 4-2 game lol.
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Well said that man rosbo69, not the usual vile mumbo jumbo from old firm fans !
Who des the music? Great sound
Never understood what genius decided to half cover the Celtic end so Rangers fans could watch dripping wet Celtic fans from the comfort of their covered end!
I think the Celtic end was covered years before the rangers end was. When they got round to covering the rangers end they put a much better roof on it.
I know the stadium had to be modernised but as a child of the 60s, I have to say I preferred the old stadium. And the thrill of seeing the four pylons from London Road as you returned to Glasgow never faded! What a team and what an era that was!
Like you i loved the old stadium, one of my earliest memories is the sight of the pylons as i walked with my uncle up London Road at night seeing the floodlights on, This was maybe around 1970 or so, it was a great era indeed. Many memories that will never be forgotten.
the old celtic park had an antique stand you could see the cameras from the jungle or camera,their must be good vidios of the jungle younger fans cant imagine wot it was like the whole place rolled with it or stagerd along.
Known then as The Piggery, nowadays known as the Savilledome.
Brilliant video. I dont suppose you can upload again with better picture quality?
my granny stayed i kinnear road facing the stand my cousins stayed round the corner in barrafield n would take a fee 2"watch ur motor mister" then they had 90 mins to tan it ,luvd the jungle,just sad my dad n granda werent about 2 take my bruv n son,wullie deanie used 2 let us in 4 hee haw as he was a postie like my dad n granda n he worked at the huns end n the jungle big gate,bless him,
@rosbo69 fairt play to you for commenting on a Celtic video without resorting to the sectarian eejitry that is usual. Goo on you
My old history teacher used to sell kia ora & SPEEEAAAARMINT CHEWING GUM lol
Remember that well and the Rolls on chop pork and the macaroon bars Hail Hail 🇮🇪🍀
Big jock knew
i spent a good chunk of the late 80's early 90's watching a truely awful run of Celtic teams from the back of the Celtic end at section 4. Low points-there were many but the high points during the dark days are what i remember, watching Paul Elliot show everyone exactly what makes a real CB, beating the huns twice in a week, Jackie scoring 4 against Partizan and being able to watch the game with 20 of your mates, brilliant memories.
@1.48 is there a better sight in football???
WHATS THE NAME OF THE FLUTE PIECE ???
Some things never change, the place is still empty most home games ..............he he he its 53 & counting :-)
Hopefully the government and sfa will get their fingers out and follow the lead of the Germans and allow a safe standing area in football grounds.REAL FANS AGAINST MODERN FOOTBALL
You were a prophet
love that song "if you know your history" cos quite blatantly most of the celik fans know sod all about the club. i am a gers fan and i know more than 95% of the tic fans.if you sing the song back it up....
Did ye, aye.
Obsession confirmed.
Please educate me.Is it the SAME site but the ground has been completely re-developed or did Crltic physically move?
Isleofskye.. no same site
The main stand is still the same.
Same site for 126 years mate and the first 4 years the pitch was situated about 400m east.
I know the GB sing that background song, does anyone know the name of the actual song but?
The Lonesome Boatman
Whats the music called?
Well at least that is cleared up then.
celtic fan always but my Da is a blue nose i never want to see Rangers go best games ever and i mean ever poor Ally eh
@rosbo69 nice post mate from a tim
Last competitive game in the Jungle??
Rangers win the Scottish Cup, Complete a 5th treble, and sing the Sash in the Jungle!
NO SURRENDER!!! 2 in a ROW!!!
Now Celtic Are On A World Record 8 Trebles 🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀
Aye very good your pals are tims etc. You proclaimed yourself not to be a bigot. Even got the definition of the word which includes "someone who, as a result of their prejudices, treats other people with hatred, contempt, and intolerance on the basis of a person's....Race,...Religion" The two i've mentioned come under the derogatory word of Taig. Therefore making yourself a bigot.It doesn't make a difference to me wether you are or not,im certainly not closed mined either unlike the GB or the UB
you still don't get it .i was being ironic in making the pejorative remark.i know it still comes across as bigoted,i really do,i was answering like with like. alas i'm being branded for this comment when you don't(as i admit not knowing you) personally know me. so as we are at an impasse with this nonsense let me apologise and hopefully this will conclude our short but tempestuous relationship. may your god go with you.
I was A JUNGLE BHOY, WHEN WE SUPPORTED THE TEAM, NOT A PALASTINIAN FLAG. KEEP POLITICS OUT OF FOOTBALL
All built by Hibernian FC, yer welcome .
i never visited it, but the old celtic park looks super lame. theres a giant gap between the terraces and the field, must have been impossible to get a good look at the game.
the new stadium seems much nicer, although id prefer it if they reintroduced terracing and only had a minority of actual seats. jack the capacity to 100,000 per game.
"Super lame". You think Celtic Park is a good atmosphere now, it was absolutely nothing compared to the jungle.
Was a shitole and used to wipe my feet on the way out.MUFC Grimsby REDS.
up the ra !
@rosbo69 What the hell does a Hun know about OUR history,or are you a secret Tim.
Arsenal52100.. bitter prick!
Big jock new
Keep yer comments tae yersel no got anything nice tae say then fek off
irish till i die
Jock knew
@rosbo69 good man liverpool fan meself but goodison park has a better atmosphere
why can't we all just get along?
oh thats right too many neanderthals on BOTH sides.
brilliant,as usual you don,t get the point. i was talking pejoratively as is expected of people who come on these sites.you also assume that i am a follower of rangers. is this because i stick up for the right of the modern day troops to be accepted or is it because i can spell.as for celebrating child abuse....come on
the gospel according to john 8:7
Dump
read the whole comment and take in the last the last three lines. it may not dawn on your neanderthal brain but it WAS me answering to the baser life forms. john 8:7 read it and learn.
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Im more than for it, but you calling someone a bigot when not realising that you are one just makes me laugh.