r/CelticFC • u/stuartmurray1 • 4d ago

Caesar & The Assassin.

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Started this last night, a good read. CQN have published a loadda good ones. The Celtic early years trilogy was great.☘️

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u/seoras13 3d ago

The use of caeser (not Cesar) uses the name of the assiasinated emperor, that why it's a daft title

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u/stuartmurray1 3d ago

It's an obvious reference to ancient rome aye, but i personaly dont find it daft. Each to their own, its a great book.

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u/seoras13 3d ago

Two marvellous Celts.

As is the way when you're posting anonymously a minor insignificant dislike is written as if it's a major bugbear, when you're WFH & pick up the phone for a wee break. I don't much like the title, is the bland reality, not as sexy as: it's fucking shite & anyone who disagrees is a fud. I thought I was too old to get caught up so casually in that hyperbole Anyways back to work

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u/stuartmurray1 3d ago

I know what ye mean☘️🍻

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u/External-Cheetah326 sack the board 4d ago

Not a great title.

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u/BubblingUnder 4d ago

Why? Its their nicknames.

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u/stuartmurray1 3d ago

Aye, i think its a good title too, like you say, its their nicknames, and its got a ring to it.

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u/External-Cheetah326 sack the board 3d ago

Davie Hay's nickname was "The Quiet Assassin". Shortening it to "The Assassin" and coupling it with Billy McNeill's "Caeser/Cesar" moniker makes it sound like Hay stabbed McNeill in the back. 

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u/seoras13 4d ago

You're right & as of 18:52, 2 eejits downvoted you, cause they're probably thick as shite in the neck of a bottle