Rangers v Celtic

*Tim

 

Celtic were the first club to do a European treble(Domestic league, Domestic cup, European cup).

Its been done 7 times since...can you name the clubs, and the year they achieved it?

 

Hearing Griffiths is off to Hibs along with Allan as part of a deal to bring in McGinn

 

WWTC

 

McGinn is clearly a more Oirish name. Appeals to the diddly dee, tae be shoor, toothless, simpleton bhrigade

 

@Mick O'Toon to confirm

 

"I will make Leigh a Celt for life"

BR.

 

No.

 

As plunged his reeking bellend deep inside 'Griffy's' racist, fartpipe

 

At a guess, the following teams and also Barcelona in the season 2014/2015?

AFC Ajax: 1971/72
Inter were again the final victims as Ajax successfully defended the European Cup with a 2-0 win in Rotterdam courtesy of two Johan Cruyff goals. Cruyff had also managed 25 of Ajax's 104 Eredivisie goals and two weeks before the European Cup concluded, was on target as they defeated FC Den Haag in the Dutch Cup final, which like the continental decider was at Feijenoord Stadion.



PSV Eindhoven: 1987/88
The third treble, like the second, was completed by a Dutch club. Guus Hiddink's PSV had an even more spectacular domestic season than Ajax in 1971/72, scoring 117 goals in topping a third consecutive Eredivisie, and the Dutch Cup final scoreline was also 3-2, this time against Roda JC. However, after 120 minutes their European Cup final against SL Benfica in Stuttgart was goalless but PSV converted all six of their penalties to win the shoot-out 6-5 when António Veloso was denied by Hans van Breukelen.















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Manchester United FC: 1998/99**
The first team to do the treble in the UEFA Champions League era were also the first to win the competition having entered as neither holders nor domestic title winners. Despite their Premier League dominance under Sir Alex Ferguson, United had tended to underperform in the UEFA Champions League. However, as they picked up both domestic trophies they made their first European Cup final since 1968, squeezing through the group stage as a best runner-up and making a stunning comeback in the second leg of their semi at Juventus.

Without Roy Keane and Paul Scholes through suspension, United trailed the Barcelona final against FC Bayern München from the sixth minute until added time, when substitutes Teddy Sheringham and Ole Gunnar Solskjær turned the game in unforgettable fashion.



FC Barcelona: 2008/09**
A decade on from United completing the treble in Barcelona, the Blaugrana matched their feat against the Red Devils. Sir Alex had been in charge of United for 13 years in 1999 but this time lost out to a coach in his first season, Josep Guardiola. He had already led Barcelona to the double when they travelled to Rome to play holders United, and goals from Samuel Eto'o and Lionel Messi ensured Barcelona's clean sweep.



FC Internazionale Milano: 2009/10*
There was not long to wait for the next treble, and Eto'o was also part of it having switched from Barcelona to Inter in the summer of 2009. The Nerazzurri won the Coppa Italia 1-0 against AS Roma at Stadio Olimpico with a Diego Milito goal and less than two weeks later he was on target again in a 1-0 victory at AC Siena that pipped the Giallorossi to the Serie A title on the final day. All that remained for José Mourinho's team was the UEFA Champions League final six days later in Madrid, against a Bayern side also able to complete a treble. Milito was again the hero with both goals in a 2-0 victory.



FC Bayern München: 2012/13**
Just like Inter, Bayern had now been the victim in two treble-clinching finals. They got one of their own in incredible style, setting a points record of 91 and a record margin of 25 in winning the Bundesliga, which they did with six games to spare. They were top after every matchday, with a record number of victories, fewest defeats and highest goal difference.

Bayern won all six of their German Cup fixtures, though the final on 1 June against VfB Stuttgart was actually a week after they faced Borussia Dortmund at Wembley for the UEFA Champions League title. It was close, but a late Arjen Robben goal was enough for a 2-1. They then beat Stuttgart 3-2 in Berlin as Jupp Heynckes joined a treble-claiming coaching roll of honour alongside Jock Stein, Ștefan Kovács, Hiddink, Ferguson, Mourinho and Guardiola. Who will be next

 

I hate cheats

 

#metoo

 

Rangers to play Bury and Wigan in pre-season friendlies, be afraid Timmy, be very afraid

 

Imagine if Rangers included titles won during ze War just how far ahead of the Papes we would be.

Thankfully we have diginity.

#brownbrogues

 

Dons in for Kenny Miller

 

Why not include a few world cups too [emoji23]

#Sevco

 

Why?

 

You haven't won them either

 

Do they speak English in Espastica?

 

He's Oirish...tae be shoor