Hello and welcome. I'm Chris Galaher and this is The Cynic. As you're aware, we produce a free

weekly podcast on a Thursday called The Cynic Weekly. You may or may not be aware that we also

produce Celtic podcasts on a daily basis as part of our subscription service at thecynic.co.

When you sign up at the Cynic.co, you get access to the podcasts in three different ways,

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Our daily podcasts cover news, analysis, sell to KFC women, as well as documentaries, and of course,

long-form features.

We want to give you a taste of the unique content we are producing,

content you won't hear anywhere else. So today we present a feature released in November.

The game, Rangers 3, Celtic 3, 19th of November, 1995. We produce regular unique features

that are all focused around Celtic. If you want to sign up, click subscribe at

the cynic.com. If you want more information, then email, info at the cynic.com and we can give

you more details. Now, please enjoy the game. There's always that one game, that one game of football

that's forever frozen in your mind.

You can recall the commentary, know exactly when every movement occurs, the goals, the cards,

the fouls, and the chance. Whenever you rewatch it, you're instantly transported back in time, as if you were there.

The 19th November, 1995, a date that may not seem overly significant. It's the day that the

space shuttle Atlantis stocked with orbiting Russian Space Station

Mier and Wonderwall was of course number one in the charts.

But to a generation of Celtic fans it brings back memories of blood and thunder, creativity

and chaos and an overarching feeling of helplessness as an unforgettable game of football

unfolded in front of them.

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