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THE Celtic AGM is rarely a quiet and peaceful affair.
In 2023 there calls for a PERMANENT BAN on the Green Brigade and this year we saw celeb Hoops fan Sir Rod Stewart called out by a fellow supporter and Peter Lawwell taking a thinly-veiled dig at Rangers.
However, nothing was as strange as the moment a crazed fan stood up and used his allotted question time to call for a PRAYER all about Celtic – and dub Michael Nicholson as “the Godfather of Scottish football.”
The supporter began his speech by declaring this year will be the year Celtic “go for 55” – echoing the sentiments of Rangers fans when their team was pushing for a 55th league crown.
He said: “I know I’m not supposed to say this, but I’m going to anyway. I’m being a rebel.
“This season we are going for 55. And if we make it, our 55 will be the real deal.
“A certain song or piece of music can invoke a particular memory. A past holiday perhaps, or a girlfriend from 60 years ago…”
At this point he was interrupted and asked to “get to the question” but he proceeded to go off on another rather bizarre tangent, comparing many of the club’s big hitters to characters in a mafia move.
He said: “Michael, when Peter was our chief executive, he was known as the Godfather of Scottish football. You are now the Godfather of Scottish football.
“You are Al Pacino to Peter’s Marlon Brando.
“Coming soon to a widescreen near you, Celtic films in association with Shamrock Studios present in HD, 3D and VD. Godfather IV, starring Michael Nicholson. Co-starring Brendan Rogers as the hitman. John Clarke as the kit man. Peter Lawwell as the chairman. And Brian Wilson as the history man.”
As if that wasn’t odd enough, the shareholders in attendance were then treated to an impromptu prayer all about Celtic.
The fan said: “And finally, Mr Chairman, with your gracious permission, I would like to end with the 2024 version of Holy Arthur‘s Prayer. Please bear with me.
“Lord, thank you for making me a Celtic supporter. Lord, thank you for sending Borough of Alfred from Sligo to Glasgow. Lord, thank you for Jockstein and Lisbon Lions.
“Grant each and every one of them his own special place in paradise.
“Lord, thank you for sending Fergus McCann to live among us for five years. Blessed be the man. Lord, thank you for letting me on board the second boys of Brendan, even if he’s not in the economy class.
“Lord, thank you for giving the financial acumen for Celtic to have more money in the bank than all the other 41 Scottish football clubs put together.
“Lord, thank you for getting Craig Whyte off in the show trial of 2017. It’s always good to see an innocent man walk free, especially when the truly guilty go unpunished.
“Lord, thank you for making Celtic Park the biggest and best football stadium in Scotland.
“And finally, Lord, thank you for making Celtic supporters the best supporters in the world. Amen.”
Keep up to date with ALL the latest news and transfers at the Scottish Sun football page
ANABEL Segura was a 22-year-old Spanish university student who was kidnapped and murdered in 1993.
Her tragic story and the shock to Spanish society caused by her kidnapping will be examined in the Netflix documentary 900 Days Without Anabel.
Anabel was kidnapped on April 12, 1993, by Emilio Muñoz Guadix with the help of his friend Candido “Candi” Ortiz Aon.
She was jogging around the La Moraleja area in Madrid when the pair dragged her into their van at knifepoint.
The pair had arrived in the area with the intention of kidnapping someone, but did not specifically plan to kidnap Anabel.
Anabel’s kidnap was witnessed by a janitor who was unable to read the van’s number plate, but he alerted the authorities right away.
Muñoz and Ortiz took Anabel to a factory in Toledo where they held her hostage.
The university student tried to escape but was caught by her captors, who then murdered her and buried her nearby.
Muñoz and Ortiz began to make ransom calls which offered the 22-year-old’s release in exchange for 150 million Spanish pesetas, which is roughly equivalent to 2 million euros.
Eventually, Anabel’s family decided to pay the ransom but neither of her captors came to the agreed meeting point.
Muñoz and Ortiz decided to take their scheme one step further and sent Anabel’s family a tape recording in which Anabel’s voice could be heard.
It was later revealed that the voice actually belonged to Muñoz’s wife, Felisa Garcia, who was pretending to be Anabel.
When the tape was aired on TV, a Toledo resident recognised Oritz’ voice and called the police which led to the kidnappers’ arrest on September 28, 1995.
Before her tragic murder, Anabel was a business student at the private ICADE university.
She was known for her love of running and often took her Sony Walkman with her when she exercised, so she could listen to music.
At the time of her death, Anabel was living with her parents in La Moraleja, a wealthy residential district in the Community of Madrid.
Her father José Segura Nájera worked in the petrochemical sector and her mother was a German woman named Sigrid Foles.
Anabel’s parents had met in Germany when he launched his highly successful business.
Anabel also had a sister named Sandra.
Muñoz and Ortiz confessed to locating Segura’s body but claimed they had only gone to find it with the intent of receiving a reward.
In 1999, the pair were sentenced to 39 years in prison but the Spanish Supreme Court raised their sentences to 43 years.
Ortiz’ wife received a six month sentence for her part in the crime.
After serving 18 years in prison, Muñoz was eventually released in 2013.
When he left prison, he described his motivation for his crime as being “purely economic”.
By this time, Candido Ortiz had died in prison in 2009.
900 Days Without Anabel will land on Netflix on November 22, 2024.
The series was directed and co-written by Mónica Palomero and features never-before-heard tapes recorded by the police when they tried to negotiate for Anabel’s release.
The documentary also focuses on the impact that Anabel’s kidnapping had on her family and Spanish society at large.
WATFORD star Francisco Sierralta was forced to take a £500 taxi for his side’s next match after a 15-hour flight from Chile — where he was left on the bench for the entire international break.
Hornets ace Sierralta, 27, faced a rough trip back to England after being called up by international boss Ricardo Gareca for World Cup qualifiers against Peru and Venezuela.
Chile drew with the former 0-0 before ending the break with a 4-2 win over the latter.
But Sierralta’s 15-hour flight to South America proved fruitless as he was an unused sub in both games.
The defender then had to make another 15-hour flight back to London’s Heathrow Airport.
Yet his torturous trip was far from over.
After touching down in the capital, Sierralta next had to jump straight in a taxi and drive for five straight hours to Plymouth.
His side Watford play Argyle in a crunch Championship match tonight.
And the Hornets stumped up a crisp £500 to ferry Sierralta directly to their seaside base.
It meant the centre-back was on the move non-stop for over 20 hours.
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While his entire round trip clocked in at a mammoth 15,620 miles.
It now remains to be seen whether Sierralta faces Plymouth tonight, with Watford boss Tom Cleverley keen to assess his condition.
The Hornets gaffer said: “It’s a situation I’ve never seen before in my career where you’ve got a player who is going straight to the team hotel without a training session.
“He lands at Heathrow this morning and then will get a cab straight down to Plymouth.
“We’re sending a physio down there to work with him and help get the journey out of his legs and back.
“The first time I’ll see him will be when I get to Plymouth, which will be strange.
“He’s an important player for us, so we’re managing things to give him the best chance of being in the best condition.”
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CORONATION Street viewers were stunned last night after a character’s surprise return after a year-long absence.
Glory Bailey, daughter of Street regular Michael Bailey (Ryan Russell), reappeared after quietly being recast.
She had been absent from the show since earlier this year and had only been mentioned on screen by her family members including dad Michael and grandfather Ed Bailey (Trevor Michael Georges) in recent months.
However, the character, who was previously played by Eleanor Beckles and now Mayia M, made a surprise return as she helped to out the secret that Dee-Dee, who is her aunty, was pregnant with her murdered ex Joel Deering’s baby.
Little Glory revealed the hidden pregnancy test box to Sarah Platt (Tina O’Brien) who had dropped by to visit Dee-Dee while she was babysitting her niece.
The character then popped up again on Wednesday night’s instalment of the soap as she joined her dad and grandad for a game of cricket on the cobbles.
The game resulted in a scare for pregnant Dee-Dee after the cricket ball accidentally hit her in the stomach, almost revealing her pregnancy to her unaware family.
Child actor Eleanor had played the toddler since her arrival in 2021 and was still credited as playing her up until her final appearance earlier this year.
But it has now been confirmed that Mayia M has now taken over the role as the character looks set to feature more often in the coming months.
Confirming the recast, acting agency The Drama MOB, which is run by Corrie legend Tina O’ Brien, wrote on Instagram: “Welcome to Coronation Street Maiya!
“Who caught our beautiful Maiya last night making her debut as ‘Glory Bailey’? Maiya’s first episode just happened to fall on her 4th birthday, so it was a double celebration!
“Maiya started filming for the role a few months ago and took over from Eleanor – another little Drama MOB star!”
It went on to add: “We cannot wait to see more of Maiya on our screens, Maiya joins a long list of Drama MOB stars playing roles on Coronation Street and we couldn’t be prouder.”
