bobbybingo

Bit harsh. Could we no just drop Maswanhise for a game or two?

They were asked nicely, now they've been warned nicely. Next time it happens, the club has to identify the individuals responsible and deal with them. If it turns out other people don't like that approach, tough.

I know.

The last thing we need right now is another game in 3 days time.

Can see another 9 man Dortmund coming.

Looks like him. Definitely not Bobby Wales.

The next two Thursdays are probably a bit of a surprise.

See Oxborough's out injured again.

Fair enough point. I hate sweeping generalisations, so really shouldn't have employed one.

When they held a wee protest at Livi last season and the drums etc fell silent for 5 minutes, I suddenly remembered how it used to be, most of the time. Good on them for creating an atmosphere and spending time & money on their displays, but aye, stay off the pitch.

He signed a new 3 year deal in April.

Agreed. Anyone know why we wore them on Thursday?

Even if we're trying to move away from loan deals, it makes more sense in a case like this. If the guy lives up to his potential, great for both parties. If he lives up to the problematic reputation he seems to have gathered, bye bye.

Yeah, no objection to bringing in experienced heads, but if we're splashing the cash, hopefully it's on someone who has more experience of top level football than Spencer.

Brad Spencer would be a strange one. Signed a new 2 year (+1 option) contract last year, and at 30, not much in the way of potential resale value.

Taking all the outgoings, incomers, injuries, new manager, and the fact we're basically still in pre-season into account, that was a positive display and result.

Helsinki next, then.

2 of their guys denied visas, including Moses.

Yeah, we have, and what happens 6 months or a year down the line doesn't concern us (unless there's a sell on clause, obviously).

Wonder how long it'll be before he washes back up in Glasgow.

I doubt he'd like that.

Looks like he's had serious injury problems and played very little football since he left us.

Samsunspor have reportedly made an official approach for Watt.

If we were going to bring a loan player in from our rivals, the Welsh deal worked almost perfectly for all parties. We won a watch, he won a move and, you have to say, the points he helped us win against Hearts and Rangers, didn't exactly hinder Celtic's league challenge. The one regret was O'Neill's pathetic recall, seemingly just to cup tie him, but at least they didn't make a killing on his move to Swansea.

They really don't know when to leave things well enough alone.