A Columbian in Azerbaijan and a Dane playing in the Arctic Circle are happy to come to Glasgow. They might not know the nitty gritty but there are worst places to play football.
O’Neill Version 1 from 2000 to 2005 would have been kicking up all sorts over watching a squad being taken apart with no sign of replacements coming in.
On all known form Celtic will spend some of the money raised from the sale of players. The £70-90m in the bank won’t be touched.
In the last few years Celtic have squandered millions through Mark Lawwell, Paul Tisdale, Wilfried Nancy and others.
Jamie McGrath wasn’t sent off for a dangerous kick at the head of Arne Engels. Yang Hun-jun wasn’t awarded a penalty, Walsh did award a penalty with no evidence against Liam Scales. VAR was selective on the decisions to over rule. No Celtic fan will be surprised by these patterns.
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.
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.
The influencers had been briefed, Rodgers signings were risky and represented bad value, he should have shown faith in the job-lot of seven projects presented by Mark Lawwell a year earlier.
Since the final whistle at Sunday’s Glasgow Derby there has been increasing criticism from some Celtic fans of the signings made in the summer of 2024.In tandem with that there has been a re-writing of the events of the previous summer when Brendan Rodgers was presented with the worst collection…
Almost a fortnight on not a word has been said by the SPFL, SFA, or either club. It seems that their joint commitment to the toxic O** F*** brand comes ahead of everything, even a duty of care to employees.