Celtic wouldn’t be able to match Fraser’s current wages but could put in a decent offer alongside the prospect of first team football and a route back into the Scotland squad.
I’m excited, but Celtic is one thing, particularly up there in Scotland at the moment. There’s one team.
Anyone that watches the Celtic duo knows that they are a cut above players that are routinely traded around the EPL for £20-30m.
Micky Beale was expected to revive Kamara’s career after being part of the management team that identified and signed a player from Dundee, quickly turning him into a transfer target for Juventus.
Clancy knows that he can get away with those subjective honest mistakes, he’s had a decade on the circuit, collecting the top match fees, generous expenses and European jollies.
The recently returned manager knows as well as anyone what will be required for the Derby match which is followed by a demanding autumn schedule around Champions League midweeks.
Next up for Elfsborg is a visit from Mjallby, the team not the defender, next Sunday but it seems likely that Lagerbiekle will be in Ayrshire as his new club take on Kilmarnock in the Viaplay Cup.
Clubs from Italy, Germany and Portugal have been linked with Welsh over the last couple of windows but Celtic’s asking price and conditions have put them off.
It is refreshing to see genuine comments from players rather than the usual bland reactions which tend to thank the fans, great win for the lads, tough place to go and we go again.
A very quick VAR review was carried out with Sky Sports listening in. One replay of the incident was shown with the message going out from Dallas that the ball struck him in the t-shirt area of the body.