Totti wrote:ConorCelticFC wrote:
http://www.healthscout.com/ency/416/577/main.html
If not, why did you link me this as some form of proof that your assertions regarding the extent of Brown's injury were valid? It refers to 'degenerative joint disease.' I'm not the one claiming it's a disease - it isn't.
Whoosh.
I wonder if you'll be as defiant when I'm proved right?
ConorCelticFC wrote:Totti wrote:
Whoosh.
I wonder if you'll be as defiant when I'm proved right?
And Lassad signing two contracts?
LUBOS Kamenar has played in some of the most partisan arenas across Europe but nothing has ever matched what he experienced at Celtic Park.
The new Bhoy was part of the Artmedia Bratislava squad who were hammered 4-0 in Paradise in the 2005/06 Champions League qualifying round.
Despite the emphatic victory, that night remains a painful memory for all of a Celtic persuasion as the Slovakian outfit still prevailed 5-4 on aggregate thanks to their shock 5-0 win in the first leg.
What the 25-year-old witnessed in the stands that night, particularly when the crowd defiantly burst into a rendition of You´ll Never Walk Alone, always stayed with him.
And the keeper can´t wait to sample that atmosphere on a regular basis now, this time as a Celtic player.
"I remember that game was a full house," he said in an exclusive interview. "The fans were perfect and they started singing the song You´ll Never Walk Alone. I ended up only listening to the fans and it was a fantastic atmosphere.
"Celtic played very well and we lost here 4-0 but we had won in Slovakia 5-0 and we managed to go through to the next round. It was a very difficult night for Artemdia as we had to defend all the night and if the game had gone for another five minutes we would have lost another goal.
"I have been played in Inter Milan, Juventus and Galatasaray, but I think Celtic have the best fans I have ever seen in Europe. Every player would want to play for Celtic or play in a game involving Celtic because of them.
"The Celtic fans are one of the best in the world and it´s a dream for any player to play at Celtic Park."
Kamenar arrived at the club just hours before the transfer window slammed shut last Friday night on a season-long loan deal with an option to make the deal permanent.
It had been a frenetic few days for the Slovakian internationalist but he is now just delighted to be a Celtic player.
"It was a last-minute move," he said. "Because it was the last chance for me for a transfer but now that it´s done I´m very happy to be at such a big club.
"I´m very happy. Celtic are a very big club in Europe. They have very good fans. I played here seven years ago in Celtic Park and it was for me very interesting to hear these supporters. I think this will be a very good move for me. I will need to be ready to go in training and to play the matches.
"Celtic is a very good club and it´s very important for me to improve in my career as well.
"I think it´s fantastic for Celtic to play in the Champions League but even if they weren´t playing in the Champions League I would still like it here as I think they are the best club in Scotland and a big club in Europe," he added.
Kamenar will join Fraser Forster and Lukasz Zaluska in competing for the No.1 jersey, strengthening the club´s goalkeeping options. They are two players among the Celtic squad who he´s familiar with. He´s relishing getting his Hoops career underway.
"I know Fraser Forster who is a very good goalkeeper and he played last season, and I remember Lukasz Zaluska from Dundee United," he said. "I think they are both very good goalkeepers.
"For me, it´s important that I work with good players and good goalkeepers and a good coach as that will improve me as a player.
"I know the goalkeepers, Samaras who is a very good striker and Scott Brown the midfield player. I also know the two Czech players, the Twardzik twins. Celtic is a very good team.
"I will be ready for training and be ready for every match as Celtic has a lot of matches I will be ready to go – 200 per cent."
Kamenar, who signed for Nantes on a five-year contract in July 2009, began with his career with hometown club Spartak Trnava before earning a move to Artmedia Petrzalka (Bratislava).
In recent years he has spent time on loan at Sivasspor, Sparta Prague and
Spartak Trnva.
And he´s looking forward to becoming the third of his countrymen to wear the Hoops following Stan Varga and Lubo Moravcik.
"All of the people in Slovakia they are proud of Moravick and Varga and now I am following in their footsteps," he added. "There is also huge interest back home in my country about the transfer because it´s Celtic."
Totti wrote:ConorCelticFC wrote:
And Lassad signing two contracts?
"Apparently". I speculated, you recalcitrant twat.
http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11095/8048003/?
Sky Sports seem to agree...
ConorCelticFC wrote:Totti wrote:
"Apparently". I speculated, you recalcitrant twat.
http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11095/8048003/?
Sky Sports seem to agree...
Sky Sports do indeed agree that there is a legal dispute. However, you have by pursuing that line of argument only succeeded in strengthening my belief that you have a remarkable knack of misinterpreting absolutely everything. There is no way that Lassad signed two contracts; he never even made personal contact with the club. The dispute is with regards to a verbal agreement with one of Lassad's agents. I hope I cleared things up for you.
BladeGunner wrote:I've watched countless House episodes and if it's one thing I learnt from them it's that bone marrow transplants are fairly straightforward and rarely cause the donor any pain. Not sure how accurate that is but they mention it a million times on the show.
Totti wrote:Maestro, those painting/prints of yours are absolutely fucking magic.
Are you doing them as a business or a hobby? And do you just make them to order? or mass produce them?
And how much do you charge?
Gegilworld93 wrote:Oh, I forgot about Maestro's paintings, now I got my first paycheck I'll be able to afford one
Are you still going on skype Dean? I'll ask you there.
Totti wrote:Nice. How many have you sold so far? I saw your thread a few weeks back, and you had a fair few folk saying they'd buy.
Also, on topic, buzzing for Benfica.
And Sammy's injured.
The Maestro wrote:Totti wrote:Nice. How many have you sold so far? I saw your thread a few weeks back, and you had a fair few folk saying they'd buy.
Also, on topic, buzzing for Benfica.
And Sammy's injured.
Ive sold a lot of the Jock Stein ones, just painted TB yesterday so will have to wait and see, got Billy McNeill with the big cup planned and hopefully Larsson too
Are you getting the 3 match package on Tuesday? I'm hoping we'll be able to get 3 seats together
