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23 Oct 2015 10:40:38
Morning Folks,

This is my first time posting but I've been coming to this site for years, however I feel compelled to give my thoughts on some posts regarding last nights result.

Ok, Celtic lose an away match in Europe, this is nothing new our away record in Europe had always been dire, its the same for every Scottish club and most English clubs as well. The way in witch we lost last night was a concern though, once Molde scored the players looked lacklustre and where pretty poor. I think everyone will agree a lack of investment has hit the club hard, now I believe the likes of Armstrong and GMS are good young players with plenty of potential and I think under Ronny Griffiths has improved greatly. What we lack is a cutting edge. One or two top creative players who can make a difference and help lift the team on the pitch.

. Now I know what some of you are thinking 'but we have Kris Commons, he can create and score goals! ' Well my friends let me give you my view on commons (rant warning)

Kris Commons is. poison, I know sounds dramatic but I think its the best way to describe him. He cares only about himself, yeah he scores the odd sexy goal but he delivers very little else to the team, he respects no one but himself and his own perceived ability. You know what, poison is the wrong word to describe him. in fact. yeah I'm going to say it. Kris Commons is our Barry Ferguson. Sorry, I had to say it.

I was genuinely angry to hear some fans jeer Ronny and cheer commons. I'm not saying the manager is above criticism, no one is but to cheer that ass hat commons made my blood boil! He scored a goal last night, what else did he do? Nothing. Absolutely zilch. Oh yeah he threw a hissy fit when he got subbed, some people seem to think that's passion well its not its petulance, where was his passion on he pitch?!

A lot of our players had a bad game last night, in fact most of them did but the demonising the manager and hero worshiping someone like commons is not the answer to our problems.

I genuinely beleive we have a good manager who can go on to do great things with our club but I think he is hamstrung by a board who are to afraid to invest in the quality we need and a scouting system not adequate enough to identify this quality.

To be a great celtic player, manager, coach, scout or groundsman your ability is only half of it, what really counts is your attitude, your humility and your desire to what's best not for you but for those around you. I think this goes for us fans as well.

If you want to support a team where only winning matters and all you want is to be part of a super special elite members only secret hand shake club. well I hear a new club was formed a couple of years ago in the southside.

1.) 23 Oct 2015 19:52:51
Kris Commons scored a goal what else did he do? That's a belter.
He did what EVERY other celtic player cudnt do.

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23 Jun 2016 21:31:14
Actually Jamesbhoy Celtic where founded for the people regardless of faith or creed, if you want an exclusive club I suggest you go to Govan, they even have super secret handshakes!

I've attended plenty of Scotland games (we even won a few! ) and I've never experienced any anti-catholic sentiment. The only Celtic player I've seen boo'd was Kenny miller and I suspect that was because he's well Kenny miller. So I take a little offence to the opinion that Scotland fans a raving bigots.

On history, the majority of landowners forcing out Irish out of their homes where in fact Irish, it was a case of the rich screwing over the poor, something that sadly still happens today. Although I must admit my knowledge of songs of the struggle is lacking, I had no idea Depeche Mode sang about the Irish struggle :)