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6 thoughts on “Boozed up John Beaton ambushed by Celtic fans in Boston

  1. Brother John Patrick Aloysius Beaton might find his reception down the lodge a bit frosty when he gets home….

  2. I haven’t bothered to tune into the World Cup this time. Too much of a circus for me. Great pics/fun. I notice Beaton is drinking bottles nowadays. He must be getting ‘depth charges’ in his local bar since the season ended!!!

    Look up “Johnny Price referee” to see how GAA fans deal with MIBs. Been happening for years. It’s almost a tradition in Co. Wicklow. By the way, the tickets for the Katie Taylor fight in Croke Park later this year sold out in minutes.

    Cheapest ticket £125; Dearest ticket £1,500+ for a ringside seat.

    One person is absolutely barred from the event, even if he turns up with the dearest ticket….. Conor McGregor. Too much of a messer these days. I guess John Beaton could be in the same boat in his local bar.

    Have a great day everyone.

  3. That’s the only way our rotten referees can get to a World Cup these days.

    You’d think he would/should be embarrassed…?

  4. Ach well VAR ensured that Hearts were fairly ‘Beaten’ !

  5. Beaton and his 2 hun pals in Boston? Do they like Tim company in Irish bars?
    For Tims it’s a gift made for Paradise. Transferring the words from the butcher’s apron that used to be seen at the hundome to a tricolour is typical Celtic wit, verbatim and brilliant!
    If only we had a few Tims on the board…….. TAL.

  6. For Those Who Are About to Rock We Salute You

    With the bad decisions Beaton makes he should be signing on the brew, not not drinking it at a Boston Tea Party. While he’s there, he could go on a sightseeing tour and visit the Super Bowl after all it was Beaton & Co who are partially responsible for it to be awarded to Tavernier for the record number of penalties he was given. Beaton is usually greeted by Celtic supporters with a different finger salute, but given we’ve sent a 56-gun salute to our opponents there is a temporary ceasefire with the MiB at the moment. Hostilities will resume at the start of the season that’s for sure.

    John Beaton didn’t help with the Pilgrim’s Progress having an early Bloom-er trying to board the Mayflower first, but a late dahlia-er caused dis-Asters when the budding orange hues faded in the heat and the maroons lost their colours when a disgusting Del-Fini-numb got the runner beans and went potty because he wooden handle the Green bottle and threw in the trowel, looking a right tool. The Hibiscus got well watered by their neighbours teardrops who were left high and dry.

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