In the Hoops Bar on the Gallowgate <br />The Celtic fans did congregate, <br />They traveled in through the pouring rain <br />From Bonnybridge and Robroyston, <br /> <br />Soaked to the skin, they had a pint <br />Sat in the corner by the Seville print, <br />The speakers in the pub blared out Celtic songs <br />As the faithful gladly sang along. <br /> <br />It was a dreech, black night to watch the Celtic play <br />As we rode in a taxi up Parkhead’s way, <br />Supporters made haste up the Gallowgate <br />Leaving their departure from pubs, a little bit late, <br /> <br />But what a welcome we did embrace <br />As the Motherwell players embarrassingly hid their face, <br />Stan Petrov scored his first Celtic hat trick <br />Coupled by goals from Maloney and a Nakamura free kick. <br /> <br />Rangers travelled that night over to west Lothian <br />To play against Paul Lambert’s Livingston, <br />Our throats became hoarse, our throats became raw <br />When we heard that, the Rangers only managed a 2-2 draw, <br /> <br />Paul Lambert’s name echoed around Celtic Park <br />We are convinced that the Hoops still cradle his heart, <br />And we left Parkhead on that miserable night <br />Relishing the victory over Motherwell by the bhoys in green
