After a month wallowing in delusion reality returned for the loyal bears at Aberdeen yesterday.
Pre-match Steely was full of life’s joys, win every SPFL match through until the winter break on January 2 and Philippe Clement’s side would be sitting at the top of the Premiership table.
Unfortunately as three previous manager have discovered when you have the names Tavernier, Goldson and Barasic on your team sheet things rarely go to plan.
He’s actually an improvement on Kris Boyd.
— Celtic F1rst (@CelticF1rst) November 26, 2023
Feeding off the Kris Boyd script, Steely was spewing his anger over Aberdeen trying against his club, if only Robbie Neilson or David Martindale were in charge things would be much more straightforward.
With the bubble burst Steely and the Bears are now onto Stage Two in the managerial cycle where the players get slaughtered, a clear out is demanded and a transfer war-chest demanded for the new boss.
The final stages will be telling the manager to F**k off out of the club followed by early morning selfies at Glasgow Airport while thanking him for a year in charge of the Ibrox Tribute Act.
A must win but a draw was a bare minimum ???
— Paul (@PaulJohnMcFadd2) November 26, 2023
Every vid of his starts with such optimism only for it to go tits up about half way through
— Martin Brennan ?? (@martinbrennan67) November 26, 2023
He’s actually close to tears,
The bottom lip started quivering at the end. ?— mike ????? (@mikehoops67) November 26, 2023
Aberdeen live rent free in their heads.
The contrast in what’s being said about them by their own bloggers and supporters to what the main stream press are presenting is chalk an cheese,,and for the press to say we’re full of anxiety because their right on our shoulders now,,, after w/e games an still 8pts ahead,(strange) we don’t play as we did sat every week, although not as consistent as in past,they do play like that every game,the only way they will narrow gap is by var and honest mistakes, as Robson say it’s getting embarrassing,,