The Celtic All Seasons thread

[Greenlantern]

Hopefully both Reo & Kyogo have a scottish granny. 
 

[Drew Brees]

 

 

Edited March 19 by Drew Brees

[Theroadlesstravelled]

On 16/03/2023 at 00:47, Greenlantern said:

Hopefully both Reo & Kyogo have a scottish granny. 
 

 

Clearly the Japanese manager thinks she could score for fun up there.

[gannonball]

Rumours of Abada going in the summer. His stats are great but won't be greeting if he leaves tbh, he's not a guaranteed starter and think Haksabanovic will be a prominent player for us next season with a full pre-season under his belt. Be interesting to see where Abada ends up but no doubt will be another player we will have received a quick multiplier on our investment.

[Drew Brees]

38 minutes ago, gannonball said:

Rumours of Abada going in the summer. His stats are great but won't be greeting if he leaves tbh, he's not a guaranteed starter and think Haksabanovic will be a prominent player for us next season with a full pre-season under his belt. Be interesting to see where Abada ends up but no doubt will be another player we will have received a quick multiplier on our investment.

I’m not sure we can rely on the source! I wouldn’t be surprised at him maybe wanting to go, he’s not starting every week and he maybe thinks he should be. His numbers for goals and assists are brilliant but he’s still got a lot to learn, still only 21, and there’s a reason why Ange isn’t starting him every week. He’s on a long deal so nothing to get overly fussed about

[Greenlantern]

I really rate Abada, got the potential to be a superstar. So direct and gets into great positions. 
I can understand if he’s frustrated with his game time, however seems a bit premature to me, he’s still young and nowhere near his shelf life at Celtic. 
 

hopefully just paper shite and he’s happy as a dog with two tails. 

[Henrik's tongue]

4 minutes ago, Greenlantern said:

I really rate Abada, got the potential to be a superstar. So direct and gets into great positions. 
I can understand if he’s frustrated with his game time, however seems a bit premature to me, he’s still young and nowhere near his shelf life at Celtic. 
 

hopefully just paper shite and he’s happy as a dog with two tails. 

I’d love him to stay too but Ange will no doubt line up a smashing replacement if he does go.

[gannonball]

3 minutes ago, Greenlantern said:

I really rate Abada, got the potential to be a superstar. So direct and gets into great positions. 
I can understand if he’s frustrated with his game time, however seems a bit premature to me, he’s still young and nowhere near his shelf life at Celtic. 
 

hopefully just paper shite and he’s happy as a dog with two tails. 

I really don't know what his ceiling level is tbh. He looked a bit off it at champions league level but like you say is young so can be forgiven. It's strange I don't think he's particularly rapid or tricky as wingers go but his ability to just ghost in between full back and centre back time and time again is something I haven't seen before. As for the paper talk to be fair it's his old chairman I think who is being quoted about it, no doubt trying to whip up interest for a decent sell on clause.

[Greenlantern]

On 21/03/2023 at 13:21, Henrik's tongue said:

I’d love him to stay too but Ange will no doubt line up a smashing replacement if he does go.

Without a doubt, his recruitment has been on-point, so either way win win. 

On 21/03/2023 at 13:23, gannonball said:

I really don't know what his ceiling level is tbh. He looked a bit off it at champions league level but like you say is young so can be forgiven. It's strange I don't think he's particularly rapid or tricky as wingers go but his ability to just ghost in between full back and centre back time and time again is something I haven't seen before. As for the paper talk to be fair it's his old chairman I think who is being quoted about it, no doubt trying to whip up interest for a decent sell on clause.

There was point where he was our best attacking threat, since then Kyogo has been firing consistently & we’ve had a few welcome additions to the squad. 
At the age of 21 and a bundle of trophies up for grabs this season, I find it very odd timing if it’s indeed coming from the player and not just an exercise in generating interest from his benefactors. 

Either way I’m not overly concerned, we’ll get a good fee for him as he’s very decent. 

 

Edited March 23 by Greenlantern

[AJF]

The fat boy chucking his top away, Gerrard giving it big licks as the missiles come raining down at a charity game, the celebration.

[bennett]

It's just a bunch of ex players kicking a baw about and they're losing the plot again.

[gannonball]

41 minutes ago, AJF said:

The fat boy chucking his top away, Gerrard giving it big licks as the missiles come raining down at a charity game, the celebration.

Well done to all involved.

On another note was Charlie Adam not still a professional footballer about 6 months ago? Impressive beef piling

https://twitter.com/ballsdotie/status/1639649369577123843?t=ErI5dma28toR6Iq7XBhp2Q&s=19

ETA - I'm back to being an android peasant again and my phone doesn't automatically embed the tweet?

Edited March 26 by gannonball

[kingjoey]

5 hours ago, AJF said:

The fat boy chucking his top away, Gerrard giving it big licks as the missiles come raining down at a charity game, the celebration.

That smacks of the behaviour of a bitter little kid.

[Dons_1988]

5 hours ago, AJF said:

The fat boy chucking his top away, Gerrard giving it big licks as the missiles come raining down at a charity game, the celebration.

Cringey grown man behaves like a dick to provoke a large number of grown men to behave appallingly, which in turn leads to an even larger number of pathetic grown men on the internet celebrating it. 

The circle of life.

[RandomGuy.]

5 hours ago, gannonball said:

Well done to all involved.

On another note was Charlie Adam not still a professional footballer about 6 months ago? Impressive beef piling

https://twitter.com/ballsdotie/status/1639649369577123843?t=ErI5dma28toR6Iq7XBhp2Q&s=19

ETA - I'm back to being an android peasant again and my phone doesn't automatically embed the tweet?

 

Im on android too and works fine for me?

[Empty It]

The state of grown men throwing stuff at players during a charity match, stay classy OF fans.

[Jacksgranda]

48 minutes ago, kingjoey said:

That smacks of the behaviour of a bitter little kid.

The celebration or the shirt throwing? Or both?

[Jinky67]

7 hours ago, AJF said:

The fat boy chucking his top away, Gerrard giving it big licks as the missiles come raining down at a charity game, the celebration.

You know it’s been a tough season when your highlight so far is from an old boys charity game that doesn’t even involve Rangers

[Drew Brees]

A report into Celtic’s finances has revealed they are on course to announce revenue of £112million for the year ending June, 2023.

That would represent a record annual sum posted by any Scottish football club and shares in the Hoops have subsequently increased to £1.73 – almost seven times higher than the 25p Stuart Gibson paid for each of his 4.2m Rangers shares at the end of January . The report was commissioned by the club’s stockbrokers, Canaccord Genuity Ltd, a global investment bank focused on growth companies with operations worldwide. Their report has been distributed privately to clients. The company suggests that investing in shares in the Premiership champions promises to be a bargain because it believes their price has been undervalued by the markets.

The financial advantage Celtic have over Rangers is currently greater than it has ever been and Low claims that gulf is only going to become even wider in the foreseeable future. In 2022, Rangers reached the final of the Europa League (losing to Eintracht Frankfurt on penalties) then won the Scottish Cup before qualifying for the group stage of the Champions League. The Light Blues sold Nathan Patterson, Calvin Bassey and Joe Aribo for over £30m yet they still trail their city rivals commercially.

Low said: “First of all, the numbers posted by Celtic in their interim accounts were fantastic. Then the projections made by Cannacord for the remainder of the financial year are equally impressive. The turnover of £112m would be a new record, a total which has obviously been boosted by Champions League participation.

[Jinky67]

4 minutes ago, Drew Brees said:

A report into Celtic’s finances has revealed they are on course to announce revenue of £112million for the year ending June, 2023.

That would represent a record annual sum posted by any Scottish football club and shares in the Hoops have subsequently increased to £1.73 – almost seven times higher than the 25p Stuart Gibson paid for each of his 4.2m Rangers shares at the end of January . The report was commissioned by the club’s stockbrokers, Canaccord Genuity Ltd, a global investment bank focused on growth companies with operations worldwide. Their report has been distributed privately to clients. The company suggests that investing in shares in the Premiership champions promises to be a bargain because it believes their price has been undervalued by the markets.

The financial advantage Celtic have over Rangers is currently greater than it has ever been and Low claims that gulf is only going to become even wider in the foreseeable future. In 2022, Rangers reached the final of the Europa League (losing to Eintracht Frankfurt on penalties) then won the Scottish Cup before qualifying for the group stage of the Champions League. The Light Blues sold Nathan Patterson, Calvin Bassey and Joe Aribo for over £30m yet they still trail their city rivals commercially.

Low said: “First of all, the numbers posted by Celtic in their interim accounts were fantastic. Then the projections made by Cannacord for the remainder of the financial year are equally impressive. The turnover of £112m would be a new record, a total which has obviously been boosted by Champions League participation.