Clyde One Super Score Board

[RFCRobertson 9,874]

1 hour ago, Prso's headband said:

If things stay the same we’re 17 points clear with an OF win. 3 games in hand right enough but the psychological pressure on them will be massive, they need to win them just to keep the pace

That's why i want them in the europa league long as possible because between that, the cups and midweek games, it'll be hard to say when theyll get to play those postponed games.

and with the gap getting bigger it'll put more pressure on them and two of the postponed games are against teams theyve dropped points too. 

[McEwan's Lager 13,219]

4 minutes ago, RFCRobertson said:

That's why i want them in the europa league long as possible because between that, the cups and midweek games, it'll be hard to say when theyll get to play those postponed games.

and with the gap getting bigger it'll put more pressure on them and two of the postponed games are against teams theyve dropped points too. 

Ideally we want them in the Europa League until the first knockout round and then we go one further like last year.

It ties them up in games, it’s good for the coefficient but I’m sure that still gives us some kind of TV revenue windfall over them for Scotland?

[BearInTheToon 1,055]

2 hours ago, Sweetheart said:

Of course he'll have their backing, They had an abysmal transfer window, so I guess that they can't afford to pay gardening leave and the wage of a new manager. First signs of admin event?

 

They’ll never go into admin. Dermot Desmond would never let that happen as it’d be the ultimate red neck for the club, especially as it’s about the only thing they try to hold over us.

[OhW 4,170]

27 minutes ago, Brubear said:

That is the total prize money spread over the 12 teams. 

Split between 42 teams 

[Swally 6,285]

17 minutes ago, McEwan's Lager said:

Ideally we want them in the Europa League until the first knockout round and then we go one further like last year.

It ties them up in games, it’s good for the coefficient but I’m sure that still gives us some kind of TV revenue windfall over them for Scotland?

Agreed, their performances seem to really decline when they come back from playing in Europe. Treacle teeth doesn't know how to rotate his players properly.

[Marco 549]

3 minutes ago, Swally said:

Agreed, their performances seem to really decline when they come back from playing in Europe. Treacle teeth doesn't know how to rotate his players properly.

That and the fact that Europe exposes them. If there were solely playing domestic games, I could see them going on a run but losing on the regular in midweek just kills any momentum that they're trying to build.

[Swally 6,285]

2 minutes ago, Marco said:

That and the fact that Europe exposes them. If there were solely playing domestic games, I could see them going on a run but losing on the regular in midweek just kills any momentum that they're trying to build.

You'd like to think it gives the Scottish teams a bit more hope as well, because they've been embarrassed by some dross in Europe.

You'd hope they'd be thinking if a wee team in Europe can do that to celtic, why can't we?

[Rangers_no1 15,195]

35 minutes ago, McEwan's Lager said:

Ideally we want them in the Europa League until the first knockout round and then we go one further like last year.

It ties them up in games, it’s good for the coefficient but I’m sure that still gives us some kind of TV revenue windfall over them for Scotland?

One thing that slightly concerns me should we make the last 16 is that the second leg is the Thursday before we play them at the dump in March, which is just before a International break.

[RFCRobertson 9,874]

5 minutes ago, Rangers_no1 said:

One thing that slightly concerns me should we make the last 16 is that the second leg is the Thursday before we play them at the dump in March, which is just before a International break.

If all goes well I dont think we wouldnt need to worry about that fixture quite as much, we could potentially be 8 points ahead (so long as we dont drop points and beat them at ibrox). 
 

Regardless we have a solid squad and Gerrard is good at rotation and resting players when needed. And I think he's got the importance of the season drilled into the players so they'd bust a gut anyway at parkhead

[magic8ball 17,291]

2 minutes ago, RFCRobertson said:

If all goes well I dont think we wouldnt need to worry about that fixture quite as much, we could potentially be 8 points ahead (so long as we dont drop points and beat them at ibrox). 
 

Regardless we have a solid squad and Gerrard is good at rotation and resting players when needed. And I think he's got the importance of the season drilled into the players so they'd bust a gut anyway at parkhead

It’s unreal the difference between this year and last year regarding use of the squad ,And the more game time a sub gets coming on .

We seem to be using the 5 sub rule really well .

2 games a week but apart from Tav and Goldson nobody seems to be playing a full 2 matches per week .

[Marco 549]

12 minutes ago, Swally said:

You'd like to think it gives the Scottish teams a bit more hope as well, because they've been embarrassed by some dross in Europe.

You'd hope they'd be thinking if a wee team in Europe can do that to celtic, why can't we?

True. Over the years, we've both had an intimidation factor to us that was so valuable in the league. This season we've found that intimation again, but they've looked completely out of their depth in Europe and now look vulnerable domestically as well.

[Rangers_no1 15,195]

Just now, RFCRobertson said:

If all goes well I dont think we would need to worry about that fixture quite as much, we could potentially be 8 points ahead (so long as we dont drop points and beat them at ibrox). 
 

Regardless we have a solid squad and Gerrard is good at rotation and resting players when needed. And I think he's got the importance of the season drilled into the players so they'd bust a gut anyway at parkhead

Hopefully, would be great to be even more than 8 clear, although we do have a slightly tougher fixture list up to that game.

My concern is if it's a difficult away tie, potential of ET and mentally those fixtures are draining. Just need to look at last season, between Braga leg 1 and Leverkusen leg 1 we lost to Hearts, at home to Hamilton, drew at St Johnstone and our only victory was a narrow 1 nil at County. Those knockout ties played a part in those results IMO.

Know what your saying about rotation but in that period we have Livi away, a potential SC quarter final, two EL last 16 ties and the scum away. Only St Mirren at home would be a chance to rest the starting 11. Hypothetical at this stage but something we might need to deal with.

[Rangers_no1 15,195]

20 minutes ago, magic8ball said:

It’s unreal the difference between this year and last year regarding use of the squad ,And the more game time a sub gets coming on .

We seem to be using the 5 sub rule really well .

5 sub rule is a fair point.

However in 12 of our 21 matches this season we have used 3 or less subs. Also many of our subs have been late on with 10 or less minutes to go. An example being Killie at home, we used all 5 subs but the first was 79 minutes and other 4 were on the 84th and 86th minutes, in my view an example like that makes no impact.

Rotation has been better this season, we have better quality to come on, but I still think we could make more use of the 5 sub rule. 

Falkirk at the weekend is a perfect example of where we should rest at least 9 of the first 11.

[Robmc1 3,707]

3 hours ago, Sweetheart said:

I think there's a big possibilty of an admin event they have a huge wage bill, they've not sold enough season tickets. they've had an abysmal transfer window, legal settlements to pay out and are at risk of losing the 30m prize pot money they've had for the ast 9 seasons.

Yes tbf the potential pay outs could have a major impact on finances, not only directly in the form of the cash but surely this would also influence sponsors etc and players being linked in any way to them. 
Either way I think they’ll have to move on some assets to redress the lack of income which may plug a gap temporarily but will weaken their team and in turn be there for the taking more than they are already...

[Sweetheart 7,888]

2 hours ago, hooooootchy said:

That's the way we should be looking at it too. Keep the foot on the gas 

Agreed. 

 

[Sweetheart 7,888]

If Lennon has their boards backing then why was his agent with him when he attended the crunch talks meeting? Maybe their board and Lennon couldn't come to an agreement on a gardening leave pay off? Has their board publically backed lennon?

 

[magic8ball 17,291]

11 minutes ago, Sweetheart said:

If Lennon has their boards backing then why was his agent with him when he attended the cruch talks meeting? Maybe their board and Lennon couldn't come to an agreement on a gardening leave pay off? Has their board publically backed lennon?

 

Looks like Mike Ashley 

[Dickie1963 1,952]

I really hope that Lennon stays. A sure guarantee we will win the league.

I dont worry about their mythical 10 in a row. Fell out with a guy in my football team but they didnt win 9. We were 13 points behind but with a game in hand and 2 v Them. Plenty chance of getting that back 4 points in 6 games. And I dont care what they say.

Anyway on a cheerier note just noticed that the new next door neighbours number plate clearly says WATP. I think we'll get on. 

[Rangers_no1 15,195]

23 minutes ago, Sweetheart said:

If Lennon has their boards backing then why was his agent with him when he attended the cruch talks meeting? Maybe their board and Lennon couldn't come to an agreement on a gardening leave pay off? Has their board publically backed lennon?

Always some who fall for things like this.. 

[sRcFoCt 4,430]

32 minutes ago, Sweetheart said:

If Lennon has their boards backing then why was his agent with him when he attended the cruch talks meeting? Maybe their board and Lennon couldn't come to an agreement on a gardening leave pay off? Has their board publically backed lennon?

 

Good laugh that story.

[Rum Ham 1,670]

34 minutes ago, Sweetheart said:

If Lennon has their boards backing then why was his agent with him when he attended the cruch talks meeting? Maybe their board and Lennon couldn't come to an agreement on a gardening leave pay off? Has their board publically backed lennon?

 

Thats a wind up twitter account. Click the link in it.

[Marco 549]

52 minutes ago, Sweetheart said:

If Lennon has their boards backing then why was his agent with him when he attended the crunch talks meeting? Maybe their board and Lennon couldn't come to an agreement on a gardening leave pay off? Has their board publically backed lennon?

 

You always have the board's public backing...until you don't. Hopefully they recognise Lennon's considerable...talents and stick with him a while longer.

[Brubear 1,766]

2 hours ago, OhW said:

Split between 42 teams 

Of course. I was thinking back to the old days when SPL was separate from SFL

[OhW 4,170]

23 minutes ago, Rum Ham said:

Thats a wind up twitter account. Click the link in it.

That’s a wind up RM account.

[left winger 4,886]

1 hour ago, Sweetheart said:

If Lennon has their boards backing then why was his agent with him when he attended the crunch talks meeting? Maybe their board and Lennon couldn't come to an agreement on a gardening leave pay off? Has their board publically backed lennon?

 

Neither of them are ‘turning up at celtic park’ in those pictures.