The Offical Glasgow Celtic thread

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tonto1888

Quote from: T Fearon on September 28, 2016, 11:17:51 PM
Any objective analysis of that tonight would be sobering.Gifted three goals against an over confident City team, Coco fails to learn lessons and shut up shop to gain traction and City equalise three times soon after each goal. Man City's arrogance was breathtaking.In all my years following football, I do not remember any club,even in a minor competition,allowing one of their loanees to appear against them.

10 goals conceded in two games must be an unwanted record too.

The real stars were on the pitch tonight, Tierney,Brown,Toure, Dembele (in parts).

One thing is for sure, objective analysis won't come from you

tonto1888

Tiny mentions out offside goal. Debatable anyway but he doesn't mention the well worked free kick city couldn't cope with or the attention to detail the manager out into that.
Tiny mentions the deflection in our second goal but not the excellent play which spilt the city defence wide open
Tiny mentions the defensive mistake in our third goal but not in city's first or second goals. He fails to mention the massive slice of luck city got in their first goal. Being critical we could say the Celtic defender was slow to react for the third city goal. Tiny is only too happy to mention where we were lucky but fails to mention when we were not.

T Fearon

If Ronny's team lost a lead three times in a game he would have been crucified.

heffo

Great point last night.

Certainly getting moneys worth from three great signings in Dembele, Sinclair and Toure

Keyser soze

Someone should get a collection of Tony's greatest 'hits' from this board and post them onto some of the Celtic Supporters board/s to out this dickhead, see how that goes down the next time he's swanning around Celtic Park waving his share certificates.

So fed up having to plough through his shite on this thread, if he was coming out with that w**k in the pub he'd get the back of somebody's hand across the bake.

tonto1888

Quote from: T Fearon on September 29, 2016, 09:01:47 AM
If Ronny's team lost a lead three times in a game he would have been crucified.

No response to anything relevant?

Nigel White

Quote from: T Fearon on September 29, 2016, 09:01:47 AM
If Ronny's team lost a lead three times in a game he would have been crucified.
I can imagine you in Celtic Park when Ronny would come down to wave to the fans and your spunk hitting the roof of the stand because you thought he made eye contact with you.

lenny

Quote from: T Fearon on September 28, 2016, 11:17:51 PM
Any objective analysis of that tonight would be sobering.Gifted three goals against an over confident City team, Coco fails to learn lessons and shut up shop to gain traction and City equalise three times soon after each goal. Man City's arrogance was breathtaking.In all my years following football, I do not remember any club,even in a minor competition,allowing one of their loanees to appear against them.

10 goals conceded in two games must be an unwanted record too.

The real stars were on the pitch tonight, Tierney,Brown,Toure, Dembele (in parts).

Again never let the facts get in the way of peddling your agenda against the manager. What about Chelsea "allowing" Courtois to play for Atletico Madrid against them in the champions league a couple of seasons ago. The simple fact is that it is Uefa rules which prevents a club from disallowing a loan player from playing against them. City couldn't within the rules stop Roberts from playing against them, not that he was a huge feature in the game given that he was only on the pitch for ten minutes. There was no arrogance from City, they were simply put under the kind of pressure they haven't experienced this season.

Applesisapples

Guys who do you listen too? A Rangers fan OWCer in disguise or Sutton, Ferdinand and Dunne who have played at the highest levels? £420M vs £20M in terms of team assembly costs. All pundits agree that Rodgers has improved the team. Even McMenimem stated that last year under Deila that that team would have crumbled. Great performance and a great result. Flawed biased analysis from the Prawn Sandwich eating troll can't change that.

Applesisapples

Quote from: lenny on September 29, 2016, 10:10:17 AM
Quote from: T Fearon on September 28, 2016, 11:17:51 PM
Any objective analysis of that tonight would be sobering.Gifted three goals against an over confident City team, Coco fails to learn lessons and shut up shop to gain traction and City equalise three times soon after each goal. Man City's arrogance was breathtaking.In all my years following football, I do not remember any club,even in a minor competition,allowing one of their loanees to appear against them.

10 goals conceded in two games must be an unwanted record too.

The real stars were on the pitch tonight, Tierney,Brown,Toure, Dembele (in parts).
Barca do it all the time, so more factless nonsense. All Barca loanees play against them.
Again never let the facts get in the way of peddling your agenda against the manager. What about Chelsea "allowing" Courtois to play for Atletico Madrid against them in the champions league a couple of seasons ago. The simple fact is that it is Uefa rules which prevents a club from disallowing a loan player from playing against them. City couldn't within the rules stop Roberts from playing against them, not that he was a huge feature in the game given that he was only on the pitch for ten minutes. There was no arrogance from City, they were simply put under the kind of pressure they haven't experienced this season.

T Fearon

So 10 goals conceded in 2 games and loss of lead thrice last night? Is this what great managers achieve?

Also I detest seafood especially prawns.Though you get a good Scotch Pie in the hospitality environs of Celtic Park.

The Subbie

Quote from: T Fearon on September 29, 2016, 11:12:16 AM
So 10 goals conceded in 2 games and loss of lead thrice last night? Is this what great managers achieve?

Also I detest seafood especially prawns.Though you get a good Scotch Pie in the hospitality environs of Celtic Park.

Will you be partaking in the various non seafood deleights of the hospitality suites of Celtic Park this season Tony ?

Hectic

Yeah some Celtic fan alright that does not even remember Bangura playing a against us in Europe while loaned out. Even funnier that Tony's 'good friend' Neil Lennon was in charge at the time. Must not have had that conversation in the few seconds they were friends when he saw him at the local filling station.

The mask continues to slip.

Good news is Rodgers has shown the way to do damage to City so maybe Spurs will have learned something ahead of the weekend.

Anyway another great night in Celtic Park, breathless at times and we could all dissect every passage of play in the game but given it was supposed to just be a matter of how many City won by it has to go down as a very good point. Roll on the next one.

Nigel White

Quote from: T Fearon on September 29, 2016, 11:12:16 AM
So 10 goals conceded in 2 games and loss of lead thrice last night? Is this what great managers achieve?

Also I detest seafood especially prawns.Though you get a good Scotch Pie in the hospitality environs of Celtic Park.
I'd say you ate plenty of those in your time lardy

tonto1888

Quote from: T Fearon on September 29, 2016, 11:12:16 AM
So 10 goals conceded in 2 games and loss of lead thrice last night? Is this what great managers achieve?

Also I detest seafood especially prawns.Though you get a good Scotch Pie in the hospitality environs of Celtic Park.

So no response to anything else? No admission of how wrong you were regarding he outcome of this game?