Daniel O'Connell

@DanielOConnel18 it is more the men in black i fear.HH

@DanielOConnel18 Saturday's game will be our toughest of the season but it'll have nothing to do with the quality of opposition.

Saturday saw how low the bar is set for red carding a Celtic player.

Every 50/50 call will go Sevco's way. V Dundee we had 70% possession yet about x3 as many fk's against us. That'll = a red card at Ibrox.

All 11 Sevconians will have to play out their skins AND get a little help from their friends in black to have a chance. 2nd part is a given.

The last thing we should be doing is turning up at Ibrox thinking that's all we need to do to beat that rotten mob. BR won't be thinking it.

We'll finish the season miles ahead of Sevco and we're several levels of class above them, but over 90 minutes anything can happen.

Hate to see too much confidence ahead of Saturday. Sevco sign from the same pool as ICT and they've beaten us a few times. No guaranteed win

On those two unforgettable nights the Tannadice men beat Barcelona home and away, eliminating the Catalans 4-1 on aggregate.

Undoubtedly the highlight of 1966 for Dundee Utd was the 2nd round of the Inter-Cities Fairs Cup, the ties played on 25th Oct & 16th Nov.

Dundee Utd are 11th in the table on 13 points and have won just one game in their last six, a 3-0 victory away v Falkirk on 3rd December.

A certain Willie Wallace scored two goals for Hearts in that 2-3 defeat for Celtic, who had Billy McNeill at right back for the day.

Celtic have not lost a league match since 29th January v Hearts, played about 15 hours after we returned from a ECWC match in Kiev.

27th December 1966 Preparations under way for the final match of the year v Dundee Utd on Saturday. Jock Stein has a full squad to pick from

Obama gives Israel middle finger; gives Iran wet kiss; he's hates Israel for building bedrooms more than Iran for building bombs.