The Offical Glasgow Celtic thread

[Truthsayer]

Not at all surprised Rodgers jumped ship. Loyalty was never his strongest point. Foolish of Celtic to take him back in the first place

[Muhammad]

Going to be Civi War. Team Brendy.

Brendy goes missing in pressure moments. Didn't get over the line at Liverpool. Left Leicester in the relegation zone, and ended up relegated.

Lack of quality in the Team , performances have gone stale , no spark , Players not motivated many can`t pass a ball 5 Yards . MO`N hopefully will be a breath of fresh air . We can`t go down the same road as Sevco now and bring in Clown after Clown . While MO`N is there they need to lean on his experiance also when deciding who is the next Manager/Head Coach !

[Muhammad]

Not at all surprised Rodgers jumped ship. Loyalty was never his strongest point. Foolish of Celtic to take him back in the first place

100% !

[GTP]

BR may not be loyal but he was probably the best Celtic could get when the job became available. He won pretty much everything he could whilst in charge. I would say the end of last season particularly the cup final and the start of this you would have to question if he should have kept the job based on results. Need to get the next manager appointment right, only have to look across the city to see what a managerial roundabout leads to.
MON needs to get the team together and get a run of wins going, hard enough task as they never look like scoring.

[NAG1]

Not at all surprised Rodgers jumped ship. Loyalty was never his strongest point. Foolish of Celtic to take him back in the first place

100% !

To be fair he is too good for the Scottish league which he has proven time and time again. Can definitely question other aspects of his character but he is a top level coach. Genuinely be interesting to see where he ends up next.

[naka]

They took lots of hidings too with Kyogo playing. Who knows what could have been if he was playing, doesn't necessarily translate they would have faired any better against Bayern. Could very well have been worse. They brought in Jota and Schlupp. Uninspiring maybe but Kyogo has hardly been inspiring since his move. People mightn't like the reality too much but the board are trying. Only for Slippy G they'd be going for what, 15 in a row. That's hardly not trying.

when did the team last win a knock out game in europe
celtic should be going for 15 in a rwo
ffs rangers were in administration for a number of years and still are struggling
as a club, they have 70 m in the bank and a stadium which hasnt been improved since Fergus left
the board are holding celtic back
appointments recently
lennon twice, rodgers twice, Deila and Ange who was recommended by city group, thats just lazy recruitment

[Banks of the Bann]

They took lots of hidings too with Kyogo playing. Who knows what could have been if he was playing, doesn't necessarily translate they would have faired any better against Bayern. Could very well have been worse. They brought in Jota and Schlupp. Uninspiring maybe but Kyogo has hardly been inspiring since his move. People mightn't like the reality too much but the board are trying. Only for Slippy G they'd be going for what, 15 in a row. That's hardly not trying.

when did the team last win a knock out game in europe
celtic should be going for 15 in a rwo
ffs rangers were in administration for a number of years and still are struggling
as a club, they have 70 m in the bank and a stadium which hasnt been improved since Fergus left
the board are holding celtic back
appointments recently
lennon twice, rodgers twice, Deila and Ange who was recommended by city group, thats just lazy recruitment

Just to be clear, Rangers went into administration and didn't exit.