But you just can’t put a time frame on anything can you. You’ve got to be kind of loose and, em to me it depends on how far it runs on as in how the damage is done.
Celtic are the first victims of Neil Doncaster applying flexibility to the SPFL Premiership fixture card.On June 20 a statement from the SPFL’s newest club announced that Ibrox wouldn’t be ready for the start of the new season with a rogue Asian supplier blamed for the failings of the club.With…
Over 600 fans were present for the Dinner Dance, joined by Tom Boyd and Tosh McKinlay who brought over three special trophies that were appreciated by all in attendance. The SPFL Premiership, the Scottish Cup and pride of place the European Cup.
TikTok as he is affectionately known as by Celtic fans finished last season being substituted in the Scottish Cup Final before being man-handled away from the match officials at the final whistle by Phil Clement.
The early promise of the Phil Clement Revolution had bought the Ibrox board some goodwill after funding the Micky Beale Revolution but the fiasco involving the Copland Crane has proved t be just too much for Empire.
The real reasons are being speculated on across social media while the club falls silent leaving Neil Doncaster to search for goodwill from other clubs with the timescale for the work to be completed still undeclared.
I’m very lucky to manage such an amazing club and I want to be here for as long as I can and bring as much success as I can.
They have to mind their own business and they will but, to those of us on the outside, it seems there’s a golden opportunity to hammer home an advantage over their biggest rivals.
All the usual hype surrounded the 20-year-old, there were claims that he had been to Scotland to check out the crumbling stadium and state-of-the-art training facilities at Murray Park but the trail has gone quiet over the last two weeks.
Any other club would have been given a sympathetic hearing from others over delayed construction work but after 12 years of rabble rousing and intimidation John Bennett would be wise to count on no favours for his club’s stupidity over plans to increase their stadium capacity by 600 seats.