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larbert toffee said:
At last we agree on something! So would I Corky, so would I.
Please continue with your suggestions for management vacancies, being in the middle of a pandemic we all need a right good laugh.
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I can't help peoples ignorance. As for the current Rangers manager. I don't like him as a person for sure. And his presence is of course, being used as a stick by the clubs critics to beat it with. But Rangers i think, are the club that can do nothing right and everything wrong. I mean like if Rangers had pope Francis as manager, with Mother Teresa and Saint Francis of Assisi as his assistants, then people would still be complaining regardless.
 

Cork Evertonian said:
I can't help peoples ignorance. As for the current Rangers manager. I don't like him as a person for sure. And his presence is of course, being used as a stick by the clubs critics to beat it with. But Rangers i think, are the club that can do nothing right and everything wrong. I mean like if Rangers had pope Francis as manager, with Mother Teresa and Saint Francis of Assisi as his assistants, then people would still be complaining regardless.
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The fans would for sure.
 
BlueStevie35 said:
Peter Lawwell stepping down at Celtic at the end of the season and being replaced by Dominic McKay from Scottish Rugby
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I imagine thats a good thing. I don't know anything about McKay but I can't see him being as tight. Lawwell did some good things for sure but ultimately Celtic haven't taken advantage of an extremely unique position and let themselves get caught through complacency. The fact that Lennon is still in a job just shows how poorly that club is run. Funny if this McKay comes in and just goes "Right on your bike, here's Martin O'Neil back win the next 10 leagues or I'll bury the lot of you". Which quite frankly is how a club should be run.
 

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Cork Evertonian said:
I can't help peoples ignorance. As for the current Rangers manager. I don't like him as a person for sure. And his presence is of course, being used as a stick by the clubs critics to beat it with. But Rangers i think, are the club that can do nothing right and everything wrong. I mean like if Rangers had pope Francis as manager, with Mother Teresa and Saint Francis of Assisi as his assistants, then people would still be complaining regardless.
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Cork Evertonian said:
I can't help peoples ignorance. As for the current Rangers manager. I don't like him as a person for sure. And his presence is of course, being used as a stick by the clubs critics to beat it with. But Rangers i think, are the club that can do nothing right and everything wrong. I mean like if Rangers had pope Francis as manager, with Mother Teresa and Saint Francis of Assisi as his assistants, then people would still be complaining regardless.
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That particular club is absolute scum from the top to the bottom.
 
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PaddyJames said:
I imagine thats a good thing. I don't know anything about McKay but I can't see him being as tight. Lawwell did some good things for sure but ultimately Celtic haven't taken advantage of an extremely unique position and let themselves get caught through complacency. The fact that Lennon is still in a job just shows how poorly that club is run. Funny if this McKay comes in and just goes "Right on your bike, here's Martin O'Neil back win the next 10 leagues or I'll bury the lot of you". Which quite frankly is how a club should be run.
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It actually appears that Celtic have done everything they can to screw up their ten in a row, don't know anything about McKay tbf but don't think appointing a rugby man at the top of the tree is an inspiring choice, business acumen is one thing, football nous is another,time will tell.
Likes of Hibs and Aberdeen have once again missed an opportunity to exploit one of the Old Firm going through a bad period, who would have bet on a Livi v St Johnstone cup final? At the same time it will be good for their supporters to see their team lift a trophy in probably a once in a lifetime opportunity.
 
larbert toffee said:
It actually appears that Celtic have done everything they can to screw up their ten in a row, don't know anything about McKay tbf but don't think appointing a rugby man at the top of the tree is an inspiring choice, business acumen is one thing, football nous is another,time will tell.
Likes of Hibs and Aberdeen have once again missed an opportunity to exploit one of the Old Firm going through a bad period, who would have bet on a Livi v St Johnstone cup final? At the same time it will be good for their supporters to see their team lift a trophy in probably a once in a lifetime opportunity.
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Southampton had Clive Woodward as DoF didn't they?
 

larbert toffee said:
It actually appears that Celtic have done everything they can to screw up their ten in a row, don't know anything about McKay tbf but don't think appointing a rugby man at the top of the tree is an inspiring choice, business acumen is one thing, football nous is another,time will tell.
Likes of Hibs and Aberdeen have once again missed an opportunity to exploit one of the Old Firm going through a bad period, who would have bet on a Livi v St Johnstone cup final? At the same time it will be good for their supporters to see their team lift a trophy in probably a once in a lifetime opportunity.
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Embarrassingly it's not a once in a lifetime.
Livi 2005 ish
And saints 2013 ish.
 
Cork Evertonian said:
I can't help peoples ignorance. As for the current Rangers manager. I don't like him as a person for sure. And his presence is of course, being used as a stick by the clubs critics to beat it with. But Rangers i think, are the club that can do nothing right and everything wrong. I mean like if Rangers had pope Francis as manager, with Mother Teresa and Saint Francis of Assisi as his assistants, then people would still be complaining regardless.
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There are two clubs that operated a policy if exclusion (unwritten): Rangers and Liverpool.
 

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