Twenty-four hours after the final whistle in Leuven the impact on Giovanni van Bronckhorst of losing to Union SG is only growing.
Having the major fan-media sites on message and the Mainstream fearful of a BBC stle stand off hasn’t held ordinary bears back from slaughtering last night’s 2-0 defeat in Belgium.
The faces of Kris Boyd and Kenny Miller set the tone last night. This was more than a 2-0 defeat to moderate opponents it was a warning sign for the season ahead following a summer of pleasing delusion.
2 buts. 2 explosions. ? pic.twitter.com/YGAIFnl0OO
— Royale Union Saint-Gilloise (@UnionStGilloise) August 3, 2022
The Lockdown title memory is fast fading although most of those involved are still cluttering the wage bill.
No one cares about the catering facilities in Seville when the chance to join Celtic in the Champions League is slipping away.
A week of panic lies ahead, Malmo highlighted the frailties and weaknesses of the squad of the squad a year ago. A repeat of last season’s early exit will already be giving James Tavernier sleepless nights.
That’s a shame. Has he got insomnia or something?