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Heard Postecoglou on the radio earlier today, had to switch it off. Over the last few months and especially following his actions on remembrance day I’ve progressively grown to have a real dislike for him, anyone else of this opinion?
At least with Lennon his nonsense was expected as a dyed in the wool follower of them, hasn’t taken the current incumbent long to slide in to the standards we expect of their institution…- magic8ball and markem
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Just now, hammer93 said:
Gerrards first game against them was away from home which we lost 1-0......yes we stood off them that day but that was imho more circumstantial as we played in Russia on the Thursday and for large spells with 9 men, legs were understandably weary for that game
I remembered that game as being in Ibrox, my bad. Fair point re the European match also. I just felt his whole tactical approach changed towards them after that match but like you say fatigue may have played it’s part on his thinking that day. Unless my memory’s totally going wasn’t there a foul on Jack (I think) that wasn’t given on the build up to their goal also?…
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Just now, hammer93 said:
Did you see the analysis on sportscene the other night.....as blatant and stonewall penalty you will see they still went along with the narrative that Mcginn may have got the faintest of toe nails on the ball....ffs just have the balls to say it's as clear cut a decision as a ref will get
Michael Stewart is a paid employee of celtic, do you expect anything other than for him to play to his core audience (I was about to add ‘even at the expense of his credibility’) then I remembered it’s Michael Stewart I was talking about🙄…
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2 hours ago, BlueKnight87 said:
The tactics I'll never understand. How any manager could watch previous games against them and think standing off and giving them time and space on the ball is beyond me.
Hopefully we look back on this result season end, as the one that drove the team onto winning 56.
Gerrard did the exact same in his first game against them and that was at home. I imagine the learning curve he took from that match will replicate itself with GVB, I never expect us to be to timid and unaggressive against them ever again under his tenure…
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Undoubtedly the best forward in this league, (plus his link up play and work rate is superb) had his up’s and down’s but he’s matured in to a top talent who is only going to develop further.
GVB speaking to him in his native tongue, Roy Makaay, settled in to family life with his daughter?Who knows but he’s got his hunger and intensity back and I see him finishing top goal scorer in the league this season (as champions of course)…
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1 hour ago, Thermopylae said:
The annoying thing is I assumed because GvB had played here and been a winner here we would have shortcut this porocess and would have hit the ground running as far as the Old Firm games go but it certainly doesn't seem to have been the case
Yeh, best we can hope for now is he has learned as did Gerrard that you need to be aggressive and play on the front foot against them…
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2 hours ago, Thermopylae said:
After the improvement against Hearts perhaps it's a case of Gio learning all the lessons in one horrific match ... a big like Scooge and the 3 ghosts all in one night
Reminded me of Gerard’s first game against them, we were very passive, stood off of the play and suffered the consequences. Not sure about the 3 ghosts lol, but GVB certainly looked like he got a fright and like yourself I hope he learned a valuable lesson…
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15 minutes ago, Thermopylae said:
Perhaps when we do win the league we will look back on last Wednesday as the most important game of the season because everything changed after that
I’ll take that👍
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4 minutes ago, Thermopylae said:
Winning so well was a really big step in the right direction after the great unwashed had put the pressure on with their 4-0 win at fir park ... although I do wonder if we would have been quite so emphatic against Hearts if we hadn't had that nightmare against them mid week? Sometimes I think this team just lacks that big of devil you need to be serial winners
Fair point, hopefully the hurt of the nature of that defeat on Wednesday plus the noise surrounding it will be something they never want to experience again. Plus, with Jack back, Alfredo looking hungry and Ramsay added to the squad we look like a completely different animal to that of Wednesday. Onwards and upwards…
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1 hour ago, BLUEDIGNITY said:they are aided and abetted with their accomplices at holyrood right enough
You only have to look at the reaction from Holyrood (Sturgeon et all) re the Raith Rovers situation compared with nothing on the industrial child abuse at celtic, which has had and likely to have more ‘criminal’ convictions to back this up.
I have no doubt that had it been Rangers instead of celtic in that position this type of political comment and pressure that would be relentless x10…Why stop at Holyrood, MSM/ SSB/ Elected local representative’s, Evidence mysteriously going missing from production rooms prior to high profile trials, the list goes on…
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2 minutes ago, bluenoz said:
We easily shit on the players but we don't really know how much they have been asked to alter their game.
Fair point, but regardless of a change in their game tasking it’s no excuse for a players lack of heart, ambition or endeavour which unfortunately last night we witnessed in abundance.
As for GVB, I’m genuinely unsure what his ‘style of play’ is at the moment, he stated on interview prior to the game that his team did not play counter attacking football, but over the last few matches that’s exactly how it’s looked.
In summary however, he has some serious work to do and if he wants to keep any level of fan support, he had better start doing it sooner rather than later… -
7 minutes ago, Assegai said:
I hope Gio learns.
Yeh, a lot of understandable raw emotion in here tonight, reminded me of Gerard’s first game against them where we sat back and got beat by a goal, GVB had better learn and reassess his tactics, and quickly, Gerrard did. Shutting the site down for the night and look at things with a cool (cooler) head in the morning, so disappointing but not totally unexpected after our last few games…
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1 hour ago, Rowley Birkin said:
call up for the quiz and when hes talking just say 'before we start can i make a wee point'
Bold prediction with this scenario….
‘Oh looks like we’ve lost’…. ‘lets see if the producer can get him back’ … ‘not been able to reconnect however here we have Frank from Royston to take his place’
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11 minutes ago, Lord Lockin said:What the fuck - going to speak about Goodwillie
It’s a show with a planned narrative from start to finish, if any caller changes tack that paints a certain club (who pays to advertise with them on every break incidentally) they always have to finish for a break cutting things short yet never amazes me how much air time the many moonhowlers they attract seem to accrue. If anyone plans to listen then set your expectations low and you’ll never be disappointed….
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19 hours ago, BLUEDIGNITY said:
bheggars hurting about
…….. take your pick mate, the list is not a short one of late…
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27 minutes ago, Thermopylae said:
So Dick Advocaat had 2 more games in charge than Steven Gerrard ... I thought that Alex Rae and the contestant both sounded sure that DA was quite a bit in front and I wonder if Stevie Gs lack of silverware gives the impression that he wasn't at the club very long?
Yeh I was surprised at this myself, given his (Advocaat’s) high profile and level of success I think he’s now woven in to the fabric of the club and probably is remembered as being here longer than he actually was.
With Gerrard the time has literally flown bye, probably a combination of lack of silverwear like you say plus the covid pandemic etc, how time flies… -
1 minute ago, Dickie said:
So is the Arrogant Aussie a lying c*nt
Could have just stopped here🙄
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4 hours ago, 6superbarry6 said:This is true apart from Clancy, there nobody will convince me this guy isn’t a cheat.
He certainly was cheating (imo) on that game at theirs, whether this was unconscious bias, favouritism or afraid to upset the crowd and face the later consequences. There is no way his decision making that day over the many highlighted incidents was unbiased, fair or even handed. One or two decisions maybe but straight from that penalty award (likes of which I don’t think I’ve seen since), his decision making was bizarre, one sided and crossed the line of incompetence…
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41 minutes ago, scottyscott1963 said:
That the one where Alfie had internal stitches and about 10 external stitches.
He was cited for endangering an opponent if i remember.
Shocking decision.Remember that too Scott and also remember there was nowhere the level of condemnation of the Dundee United player as we are seeing/ hearing from MSM, literally because of who the injured players team is.
I watched the tackle again and the Livingston player literally had nowhere else to put his foot after winning the ball. Is this based on he won the ball, but he did it too aggressively, not like it was a sliding challenge or out of control, literally trial by media (their media it would seem)… -
33 minutes ago, Canabear said:
I would absolutely love for him to summoned to appear in court when these hearings kick off.
Let him have his say after being sworn in to tell the truth the whole truth and nothing but the truth.
He’d be one of many in a long queue who should hang their heads in shame if your post ever came to fruition CB…
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1 minute ago, Seraph said:Same banger who pounced on one of his own rabid fans for '' getting personal '' when he mentioned Scot Brown's '' Skinhead ''. Yet he himself spent months slaughtering Morelos at every turn using at times, disgusting language. Churns my shit to hear our explayers sooking up to him.
Gordon Duncan (celtic fan I’m convinced) fawns over him like a long lost grandad and the rest of the presenters aren’t far behind.
This is a man who was at the forefront of Scottish football journalism for decades and I have no doubt was aware of all of the abuse going on at celtic park (or at least suspected it). However, here he is on a program which was tripping over itself to welcome callers (east end tax experts and suchlike) to make comment during a police investigation when we had our troubles and refuses to talk about the celtic abuse case (largest in world football).
He drones on about his grandchildren however was he concerned of the countless grandchildren/ children who were being abused when I have no doubt he was aware and could have highlighted it. I’d love to hear him put on the spot if the ‘separate entity’ excuse stacks up?
Apologies, a bit off thread but the guy is an increasingly bitter one sided clown… -
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2 hours ago, Thermopylae said:Don't need a scarf mate
Outraged at Rangers report re Clancy ‘they complain about everything’, similarly outraged at the ‘referees failure to protect celtic players from industrial primitive football played by Alloa’, the epitome of the clowns clown who wouldn’t recognise irony if it slapped him across the face… (well actually he probably would but that would be contrary to his agenda of late)…
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38 minutes ago, BLUEDIGNITY said:
More or less insinuated intimidation, Alloa should go for the cnt.
Quite happy for him to continue to ramble on, actually can’t remember the last time I enjoyed listening to this as much, clown of the highest order…
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Tbf, Donnelly is what he is but any time I have heard him he shoots from the hip and calls things pretty much as they are…