St Mirren’s late goal at Ibrox yesterday was as welcome as it was unexpected, but it means little for us. It was only the fourth league goal Rangers have conceded all season and Celtic almost conceded a fourth goal in the final minutes against Kilmarnock. Four goals conceded in 11 games is championship winning form.
Rangers are certainly not a European-standard team at the moment but they are overwhelmingly organised.
We’re in trouble.
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Stephenpollock
I’m unsure if you are at the wind up or if those are your genuinely held beliefs. To describe what Neil Lennon went through last year as, ‘unsavoury’, demonstrates a very poor understanding of what he and his family have had to endure.
A very disappointing post.
Good morning from a brightening Manchester.
Cmon the young Hoops.
stephenpollock says:
17 October, 2011 at 07:49
Please excuse me for butting in but the reason Neil Lennon was targeted was simply due to him being an Irish Catholic manager of Cetlic FC and to his credit he handled himself with immense courage and we do owe him for not taking a backward step in the face of such raw sectarian hatred.
Comparing his situation to that of freedom fighters in Syria and Libya is a little spurious.
stephenpollock says:
17 October, 2011 at 07:49
Do not use religion when I never mentioned anything of the sort in that post.
Thank You and Good Night.
Morning all from a wintry North Ayrshire.
Paul67,
While I agree with your contention, I feel that we would somehow not be true to ourselves if we really get ourselves organised. As Billy McNeil once put it, “we are the Cavaliers; they’re the Roundheads”. When MON and WGS adopted this mentality, many of us criticised the team for not being entertaining. But if we want to get that winning mentality back, we need to get organised.
stephenpollok,
If you think what our manager had to endure was simply unsavoury, you either have no concept of what he suffered or you couldn’t care. Blatant sectarian hatred is evil, wherever it manifests itself. We owe our manager big time. His and his family’s life was made a hell.
Absolutely peeing down in Paisley, so glad i am off to Madrid for a week later today.
Good night CQN nighshift
Good morning Glasgow, you stormy son of a gun.
midfield maestro –
You on your travels again?
It’s wet and windy and dreich here on the Gold Coast too.
Enjoy Madrid.
The defence is a disorganised mess, ni question. However it is a product of a lack of investment.
We have a defence filled with players who either cost nothing or very little. When players are available on Bosmans or for free, it is usually a pretty strong indicztion that they aren’t good enough for teams they were with before. When they are available for a small fee, that is often a similar indicator
Which means realistically we have a defence which is depenent on players who were not good enough for the following clubs
AEK Athens
Nottingham Forest
Freiburg
Aberdeen
What on earth made anyone at Celtic think they would be good enough for us. You can occasionally get away with buying or signing a player not wanted by a C list club, however only when they are surrounded by top players
We are basing our entire defensive strategy on freebies, and cheap players
Why would we logically expect top class performance
For any posters who hail from Castlemilk, today is the feast of St Margaret Mary.
It’s also the feast day of St John the Dwarf who hailed from Lower Egypt.
I don’t think he’d solve our problems at centre half.
Reasons to be cheerful?
Pantaloon?
Emb’dy?
hamiltontim says:
For any posters who hail from Castlemilk, today is the feast of St Margaret Mary.
It’s also the feast day of St John the Dwarf who hailed from Lower Egypt.
I don’t think he’d solve our problems at centre half.
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Is that Wee St.John?
Did he play for Liverpool?
test
Where has John Greig gone to?
admin says:
17 October, 2011 at 10:27
Not noticed you posting before, you a hun?
Hello admin
Miserable in Bonnybridge!
SOAL He’s away to get some serious Corporate Governance work, as he’s been excluded on adding his considerable expertise in that area since CW took over…..
John Greig and John McClelland both resign. They.were isolated from corporate governance. Even BBC admitting thus must be worrying for Hun fans.
bjmac
I thought PL had made a swoop for him.
Rain with Drizzle and Showers here in Bath Street
Admin are.you John Greig?
I was getting nervous pacing the floor, yes I am a CQN addict..
The Spirit of Arthur Lee says:
Where has John Greig gone to?
He says he wants to concentrate on his Bakery business.
DBBIA – reasons to be cheerful? On a Monday morning? In weather like this? With a broken blog?
Sorry, mate, can’t help you there.
Morning bhoys,hot and hun free.
So, two more directors resign, they must be the last of the old guard then
Must be a TV documentry out soon then.
googybhoy
Na the one you speak of would never be a saint :)
Imagine being put on the saintly roll of honour only to discover your title is John the Dwarf :)
“These resignations have been communicated
by letter to the chairman, Craig Whyte,” read a statement.
“Both were of the opinion that since the
change of ownership they have been excluded from participating in corporate governance at the club.”
surely as non execs they have no participation in the corporate governance of the club ?
admin
Did you pass? por cierto
hamiltontim says:
17 October, 2011 at 10:44
Are you saying God is Dwarvist?
Is that a fact?
Is it worth throwing that idea about a bit?
petec says:
17 October, 2011 at 07:35
murdochbhoy
If we now have a fully committed Kayal, 7 points will be a breeze to get back.
Have I missed a big announcement?
Where does this come from? Kayal was anything but committed on Saturday, shied out of tackles, did not track runs, which ultimately cost us the first goal. Who is now saying he is fully committed to the club?
Hail Hail!
RobinBhoy
Anyone thinking PETEC migt have been a bit OTT last night with his ake on the UK/world economy might be interested in the following.
From The elegaph,not much given to hyperbole.
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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/comment/ambroseevans_pritchard/8830072/Europes-lost-decade-as-7-trillion-loan-crunch-looms.html
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Scary stuff.
“Both were of the opinion that since the
change of ownership they have been excluded from participating in corporate governance at the club.”
They were removed from the which battalions are we inviting next week decision making process
googybhoy
Lol :)
Non Exec Directors & Corporate Governance Role
MWD
whitedoghunch says:
17 October, 2011 at 10:45
that last sentence could have read, surely John Greig being thick as mince has never and never will have any involvement with or contribution to corporate governance for the huns or any other organisation….. :-)
hh
Goodbye John Greig, see ya.
Never forgiven him for the diabloical ‘tackle’ which broke our Buzz Bomb’s leg, criminal.
Anyway, onward and upward
Hail Hai;
KINGLuBO
Pantalonio – don’t read BMCUW’s link….
…on the other hand Flavia and Ola are still in ‘Strictly’.