Celtic Banter Archive July 08 2011

08 Jul 2011 21:27:05
firstrow.net usually reliable 2 watch matches
maciej88

08 Jul 2011 21:13:41
any good sites to watch the game tomorrow?

Firstrow.net m8
maciej88

08 Jul 2011 18:52:35
barry ferguson to celtic for undisclosed fee. Good mates with chris hughton.

Ha Ha do you know any more fairytales?
Timalloy

08 Jul 2011 16:07:59
Ed - what celtic rumours now?
Celtic couldn't afford Bellamy
Given close to Villa
Neil Lennon don't want Damari anymore.

08 Jul 2011 15:40:10
Hi ed. I just been reading on this site about Craig Bellamy and I really wouldn't be over the moon if he signs. Why should he be let to train with Cardiff to be close to family when the rest of the guys have to be away from theirs like izzy. I would rather see Robbie keane come to us has alot better goal difference I think he has a 123 goals in primership and 51 international. Although I would rather see the money spend on a younger striker than either of them but if I had to pick it would be keane. What dose rest of my fellow celts think? Who would you pick and why?Bigirishmac

U wont pick any of them coz neither are coming

08 Jul 2011 15:02:26
Ozbhoy why should anyone listen to a word? Freely admit makin up stories wtf that about? As for goin to the last friendly- dont believe ye, goin to the next one- dont believe ye, as for even stayin in oz- guess What? Dont believe ye. Dont think your a celtic man either tbh. Away on other pages and talk piss coz us real fans cant be fkd wae timewasters. Ed, why my post bout kenya not make it?
Jamie mac {Ed007's Note - Sorry Jamie, I am a bit tied up with some personal stuff just now but trying to keep up with the site}

08 Jul 2011 13:54:50
yeah made up the liam miller one lads, thought it would have made the 'dodgy' page', was i sdyney last weekend, kelvin wilson looked the part. Headin for melbourne next wed should be good nite, celtic end sold out only 35,000 capacity, wats the story wit a keeper perhaps his gona give zulaska a chance until the end of aug to stake a claim, nothing to do in the central coast game, dodgy start last season but he's still a good keeper, more settled team around him this year. wat you think?
ozbhoy.

Afternoon Ed007 Heard that Bari have now upped their valuation to £4m thought there was a buy out clause of £1.5m if relegated? Also does any one else think that our Australian tour is hindering our transfer dealings, we seem to be dithering where other clubs are acting. Aston Villa now look likely to sign Given. But Given, Bellamy, Keane etcc are all millionaires if they wanted to come to club they keep saying they love they would come on reduced wages lets face it £25k a week wont exactly bankrupt these greedy millionaires, lets start concentrating on players who WANT to pull on HOOPS. Timalloy {Ed007's Note - Good afternoon Tim}

08 Jul 2011 13:14:14
afternoon ed i no friendly results dnt really count for much but come on they hav to admit that was a lotte s**te lol
maciej88

Haha:) this is a good joke, but you have to consider that we did get beat in our first game too but i have to hand it to you haha:L YNWA

08 Jul 2011 12:32:33
Celtic signing Victor Wanyama has won his appeal for the Scottish Football Association to endorse a certificate of sponsorship for his UK work permit.

The midfielder s initial application was automatically rejected by the governing body because he failed to meet the required criteria, which stipulates a player must have played in 75 per cent of a FIFA top 70 ranked nation s competitive games over the past two years.

Wanyama satisfied the requirement in terms of his appearances but Kenya s placing at 130 in the world prevented him from gaining the necessary approval from the SFA at the first attempt.

Celtic though successfully argued the case that the 20-year-old will make a significant impact on the Scottish game, when representatives went before an independent panel at Hampden Park on Friday morning.

Wanyama is now undergoing a medical at Ross Hall, having flown into Scotland on Thursday night.

The UK Border Agency will have the final say on whether Wanyama's work permit will be granted before his move is finalised. But, having gained a certificate of sponsorship from the SFA, the process should be a formality.

source stv.sport

08 Jul 2011 10:53:15
Craig Bellamy the saviour of Sierra Leone how much of this is actually true. Reading between the line I would say he is trying to get City to buy out the rest of his contract then he can sign for whoever he wants with a nice fat signing on fee. Neil stay away from him you done well last season in the transfer market bringing in young talent keep going down the same road we dont need a gready invalid with glass knees use the money on a perm deal that could make us money in the future.


Celtic target Craig Bellamy has revealed that he won t lower his wage demands to leave Manchester City because he supports a charity in Sierra Leone that needs his money.

The striker is out of favour at Eastlands and spent last season on loan at hometown club Cardiff City. The Championship side, Celtic and English sides are all keen on landing the player but his reported £80,000 per week wages are a barrier.

Celtic boss Neil Lennon has admitted that the player s demands make his chances of bringing the player back to Parkhead remote . Bellamy s insistence that he wants to keep his current remuneration will increase the possibility that he will remain on the books at Manchester City but could be loaned out again.

Asked by The Telegraph if he would consider a wage cut to move elsewhere, Bellamy insisted that was not an option.

No chance, that is impossible, he told the newspaper.

I have my own academy [in Sierra Leone] where I have to take care of 13 children, day in, day out. My wages are more important to them, than they are for me.

Bellamy also said that a loan deal was not appealing to him or City but suggested that City would pay out the remainder of his contract, in which case Cardiff City would be his first choice destination.

To be honest, I do not want to go on loan again, because where would I go after that? he said. After another loan period my options would be probably reduced.

A permanent move would be the best, but it would have to be somewhere wealthy, so I can guarantee future earnings for my charity, but that would be difficult with my current wages.

If they [City] pay me my final year of my wages, then I m sure I can go wherever I want. In that case, my first option would be Cardiff, to give it another go. But is has to be feasible, the financial health of the club is the most important thing.

Damari