What's On Celtic TV | My Greatest Game with John Hartson 🎥🍀

The Welshman looks back on a historic European night at Anfield #OnThisDay in 2003! 🏟️

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[Torky]

I'll never forget that goal from big John it's up there with Naka's free kicks against United as it meant the tie was over and Liverpool knew it as well. What a player and what a man and for him to come through the illness he had as well was immense, he's a big gentleman and a true Celtic man. God bless him and his family and I love the big fulla to bits.

[MARJ]

I’m English so this was one of the greatest moments for me.
I went in to school the next day which was full of Liverpool fans with the biggest smile on my face 🍀🍀. Bring back them days 🙏🏻

[andrewtaggart]

Not watched it yet but I know am gonna love it, , big bad John.., HAIL HAIL big number 10

[capadam]

Big John one of the main reasons I watched Celtic when I was younger, wish I had been able to claim to have been a fan since then 🍀🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[elflakeador]

Ah the good old days, I remember it well, what a strike and what a result 🍀

[Gazzi]

Jeezo I was 23 at time I remember it like yesterday.. Magic night!

[garymacdonald]

Probably the best away team goal ever created at Anfield?
Superb John!

[pauldoherty]

I remember that goal vividly as well, my mate’s living room coffee table got cleaned oot in the celebrations 😂 great strike by the big man 🍀

[rossm]

An amazing night and result that.... It wasn't even that big a surprise at the time as we had a team on par with the top of the English Premiership. Money has killed that now with the English clubs able to pay £50k+ a week just to their subs & kids!!
Results like that will rarely, if ever, happen again 🍀

[sean]

Invented by Hiram S. Maxim in 1884, the first automatic machine gun was birthed in the United States. Maxim’s machine gun was completely self-powered and worked by relying on the energy released in the firing cartridge that would then dislodge multiple bullets with nothing more than the pull of a trigger. This kind of technology was unheard of.

It was not until 1887 that the machine gun made its way to the German Army. By 1917, the Germans were reporting that the majority of their small arms ammunition, 90% to be exact, were going into the chambers of their machine guns. This was a sobering thought. It was in 1916 that the British and Allied Forces created barrage fire.

Barrage fire was a method that allowed troops to fire over the heads of their own soldiers. This opened up the way for both planned and unexpected attacks as well as responses to SOS calls from the infantry. By late 1917, the Germans created elite sharpshooter attachments. They would use them in their specialized attack formations that they have become so notorious for.

The impact of the machine gun was felt early on, and the result was the largest number of losses during the war. The enormous losses in August and September 1914 were never equaled. The total number of French casualties was 329, 000. At the height of Verdun, the three month period from February to April 1916, French casualties were 111, 000. It was the impact and associated losses of the machine gun that drove the major combatants into the trenches.

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In Matthew 24, Christ prophesied that prior to His return there would be “great tribulation.” Christ said the “great tribulation” would be triggered by events in Jerusalem. “And when ye shall see Jerusalem compassed with armies, then know that the desolation there of is nigh” (Luke 21:20).

[dynamolurgan]

Lawwell came in later that year and the club regressed in Europe ever since

[Charlieztv]

How about just doing the fans a favour and put the 30 minutes on here ?

[sean]

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