Showing posts with label Aberdeen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Aberdeen. Show all posts
Friday, 30 December 2016
Wednesday, 14 December 2016
If It's Goodbye Kris..... We Wish You All The Best
Kris Commons is on the road out of Celtic and set to join up with his old boss Neil Lennon at Scottish Championship side Hibs. If rumours from the media are to be believed (I know I know) the man described as Celtic's talisman will be on his way in January and fans are wondering if they will get to say farewell to a man who has given some of his best years to the club.
Labels:
Aberdeen,
Brendan Rodgers,
Celtic,
Kris Commons,
Neil Lennon,
Rangers,
Scottish Football,
Scottish Premiership,
Sevco,
SMSM
Tuesday, 13 December 2016
Other Teams Won't Do The Dirty Work.... It's Upto Celtic
They say statistics can be used to prove anything. You don't have to take my word for it because right now a certain club is proving that fact beyond doubt. Sevco Rangers are currently on an unbeaten home run that stretches back fifteen months, An impressive stat until you take a closer examination and realise that only five of those months were spent playing against regular Premiership opponents. Now Sevco are not beyond shamelessly taking credit for something that is expected of them, after all who can forget the wild celebrations which followed their winning of the Scottish third and second division against part time teams. However wearing this unbeaten home record as a badge of honour goes way beyond that and starts to look like a team and support who are kidding themselves on as to how good this Sevco side really are.
Labels:
Aberdeen,
Celtic,
Hearts,
League Cup Final,
Rangers,
Scottish Football,
Scottish Premiership,
Sevco
Monday, 28 November 2016
Celtic Take A Sledgehammer To Their Hampden Hoodoo
What a way to land the 100th Trophy in our glorious unbroken history. Celtic put in a performance yesterday that had fans across the globe drooling in awe. Seriously this was a classy and dominant display from a team that is only 6 months in the making and the transformation from last season is even more astonishing when you consider only one of the starting eleven was a new signing. Hard to believe isn't it? Of the 11 heroes who brought home the league cup yesterday, only Moussa Dembele wasn't a part of the disastrous Deila debacle.
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