SATURDAY 6 FEBRUARY 1909 – A “capital attendance” in good weather at Parkhead sees Scottish Cup holders Celtic beat Port Glasgow Athletic 4-0 in the Scottish Cup. Captain Jimmy Hay scores twice and the other goals are scored by Jimmy Quinn and Davie Hamilton.
mmense dismay of Celtic supporters and following several days of speculation, Pat Crerand signs for Manchester United for a fee reputed to be £56,000. Pat’s last game for Celtic was at Ibrox on New Year’s Day where his performance in a 0-4 defeat was disappointing, to say the least. Bad weather has prevented him playing any games since then, but in any case, it is doubtful if he would have been picked. Pat’s loss will not be felt for some time, because such is the vehemence of the winter freeze-up that Celtic will not play another game for almost a month.
up and excited about the news of the imminent arrival of Jock Stein as Manager, Celtic travel to Love Street, Paisley and defeat St Mirren 3-0 in the Scottish Cup with two goals from Bobby Lennox and one from Steve Chalmers
SATURDAY 6 FEBRUARY 1982 – On a pleasant enough but slightly windy day at Dens Park, Murdo MacLeod scores twice and Frank McGarvey once as Celtic beat Dundee 3-1 before 12,000 spectators. Dundee’s late consolation goal is scored by a man called Albert Kidd.