What we were told beforehand would be “concourse ticket checks” turned out to be wave after wave of densely staffed and policed human barriers preventing fans moving around the stadium.
There’s obviously negativity around Arne and some of these guys, but for a manager, we’ve put a really good player in, we took a really good player out. And then I can change it and it’s great for the squad. So his attitude is great.
Lamont has spent his entire career at BBC Scotland for two main reasons- he detests Celtic and wouldn’t last five minutes with the demands of the commercial sector, the same could be said for Kenny Macintyre with BBC Scotland offering a protective shield for others that can’t cut it commercially.…
News of the deal comes from the most loyal of sources, the Rangers Review who broke news of interest from Chelsea in the same player during the January transfer window.
If they are being undermined they should highlight the problems or resign, if there is any truth in the claims that decision making rests on one NED the other Non Executive Directors are failing massively in their obligations.
There’s no need to spend £26m to roll over St Johnstone, Ross County and St Mirren. Celtic could do that for a fraction of the cash. The trouble is that Brendan Rodgers wanted to take things to a new level.
Nygren’s pace, power and technique was crucial to Celtic’s win against Aberdeen on Sunday as the Swede scored his first goal and set up Reo Hatate for the second.
There appears not to have been a single incident in the match referred to VAR where Andrew Dallas was in control and in contact with his close friend John Beaton with both men owing their careers to Hugh Dallas and the dominant Lanarkshire Refereeing Association.
Despite falling for the spin and hype over Micky Beale and Phil Clement only to end up looking like the thick cousin of the Village Idiot the former Scotland striker just can’t bring himself to predict a Celtic title win.
Rodgers has already seen off Micky Beale and Phil Clement in his second tenure, if trends continue Keevins will soon be investing his emotions on Martin’s successor or explaining to the Sunday Mail’s Army of Readers why Barry Ferguson is the perfect interim manager, again.