The quality and attraction of Celtic

Scott MacDougall wrote:

The Maestro wrote:

Fantastic response Scott. Maybe you didn't manage to read it properly because of all that pussy your drowning in?

You really are a shit member.

hume7 wrote:Fuck off Maestro you incredibly biased cunt.

Scott I got yo back.

Scott MacDougall wrote:

hume7 wrote:Fuck off Maestro you incredibly biased cunt.

Scott I got yo back.

James wrote:Exciting, attacking football? I'm guessing you do this against the league 2 standard sides? And against your fellow league 1 standard side (Rangers) you just both hoof it to each other as we saw the other week.

Laurencio wrote:

The Maestro wrote:Laurencio, more and more players are now using the Scottish Premier League as a stepping stone in the Premiership, I can only think of Alan Pardew who criticised the standard of the league.

Capello won't even consider Hooper, he could score 50 goals in Scotland and not get a look in. The bigger clubs in the premiership are a lot more likely to consider buying a player if he plays well in the premiership than if he plays well in Scotland. It might not be fair, but it's how things are.

Alan wrote:

Laurencio wrote:

Capello won't even consider Hooper, he could score 50 goals in Scotland and not get a look in. The bigger clubs in the premiership are a lot more likely to consider buying a player if he plays well in the premiership than if he plays well in Scotland. It might not be fair, but it's how things are.

Ive actually got agree with this, and i think Celtic are a great club and a massive club and if things were different with cash investment and if they were playing in a bigger and better League they could possible be a major club all over the world with their fan base. But the standard of the SPL has been getting worse and i think its just going to keep getting worse unless there is major changes, I think Celtic and Rangers have a few good players that could possible make it in the Premiership or a higher level of League but not that many, and as for the rest of the SPL well those teams really do lack the quality of player, and as you have said scoring 50 goals in Scotland its possible to do that and you still wont get a look in for the English national side.

James wrote:I've done it again. I've pressed a button in this thread and now i'm getting emails when people reply to it. How do I turn it off?

James wrote:Exciting, attacking football? I'm guessing you do this against the league 2 standard sides? And against your fellow league 1 standard side (Rangers) you just both hoof it to each other as we saw the other week.

James wrote:Hooper was playing for a team predicted bottom every season, no idea how he'd do in a good team. Ledley was always for sale from Cardiff, as expected he has faded away now he went north. Commons was never one of the decent players in the Championship, nevermind the best.

I truly believe if Rangers and Celtic came into the English league, they'd be yo-yoing betwen League 1 and the Championship.

ConorCelticFC wrote:

James wrote:Hooper was playing for a team predicted bottom every season, no idea how he'd do in a good team. Ledley was always for sale from Cardiff, as expected he has faded away now he went north. Commons was never one of the decent players in the Championship, nevermind the best.

I truly believe if Rangers and Celtic came into the English league, they'd be yo-yoing betwen League 1 and the Championship.

Hooper scored more than Andy Carroll when he was in the Championship in 09/10. And played less games. Surely the fact that he scored so many goals in a bad team is a sign of quality. Ledley was not for sale at all, he was considered their best player and Roma and Stoke tried to sign him. Commons was top scorer when we bought him in January.

How many League 1 teams could draw twice over two legs with the team top of Serie A? I don't get how a League 1 team would have the means to sign all these top Championship players who premiership clubs are interested in. Southampton, top of the Champinship, have a player proven not good enough for us starting every week!

ConorCelticFC wrote:

James wrote:Hooper was playing for a team predicted bottom every season, no idea how he'd do in a good team. Ledley was always for sale from Cardiff, as expected he has faded away now he went north. Commons was never one of the decent players in the Championship, nevermind the best.

I truly believe if Rangers and Celtic came into the English league, they'd be yo-yoing betwen League 1 and the Championship.

Hooper scored more than Andy Carroll when he was in the Championship in 09/10. And played less games. Surely the fact that he scored so many goals in a bad team is a sign of quality. Ledley was not for sale at all, he was considered their best player and Roma and Stoke tried to sign him. Commons was top scorer when we bought him in January.

How many League 1 teams could draw twice over two legs with the team top of Serie A? I don't get how a League 1 team would have the means to sign all these top Championship players who premiership clubs are interested in. Southampton, top of the Champinship, have a player proven not good enough for us starting every week!

ConorCelticFC wrote:Between midtable and relegation in the Premiership. A bit like West Brom.

Sean wrote:I think for a good lot of years we would be a yo-yo club between Championship and PL. The money from reaching the Premier League would do wonders for us though.

James wrote:Their team would not survive in the Premiership. They have a bunch of lower Championship players apparently, and we all know no one is guaranteed to go up or stay up in that league.