Nobody’s Child- lonely Ibrox exit for serial loser

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2. That’ll be ” the colossus ,that is Conor Goldson ” as the daily Record was forever relating to the ex theRangers ‘ defender ‘ ? The big problem with that salivating sycophantic piece of garbage description is that the scoop who created the phrase and now the person himself are no longer with the rag and clumpany … respectively . Both being let go by their employers . It’s amazing timing how both sets of Glasgow employers are circling the drain at going out of business ..at the very same time too ?

3. Connor will not regret leaving that distasteful cesspit of a club.
   His eyes have been opened.

4. Oh, how the mighty have fallen??
   Under Gerrard/Beale these guys were the Biz, gazillions and 30% of ytrandfer fees were slapped on their backs.
   Few years later, alone and pushing his own trolley.
   How fleeting is Stardom.

5. I am a Celtic fan that been said your article is classless

   Editor: Cheers mate.

6. IF you were being a purely objective ‘Executive Chairman’,

   would you not have decided already that this season is all

   about survival – until next season?

   So many major variables, both on and off the pitch:

   if it means fielding some academy players, then so be it.

   And that’s another reason why Clement should do walking away.

   He’s going to be the SMSM whipping boy this season,

   and the designated target for all the sevco supporters’ complaints and frustrations.

   Get the popcorn ready! 🙂

7. You described sevco as Clement’s Leftovers… that sounds like the poor man’s football equivalent of the Harlem Globetrotters. ?

8. Kyogo vents on lingering Celtic ‘frustration’ as Urawa Red Diamonds free up cash for transfer bid

   “It was a frustrating season, but it didn’t end with that kind of frustration. Changing my position expanded the range of my game, and I was able to experience many different things. I had a lot of different experiences, and I think I grew one more step. Instead of focusing on the bad things, I think positively that I was able to grow and take another step forward.”

   The Daily Record translation: He wants away (i.e. he is frustrated at Celtic) amid reports over interest from cash-rich Urawa.”

   The frustration of: expanding his range; experiencing different levels; growing one more step; focusing on the positive.

   If these guys turned their talents to writing fiction they might have a best seller on their hands.

   1. Hope ya found it in a public lavvy or a train or a bus Charlie…

      Online clicking or even worse purchase in shops keeps the Scummy Scottish Football Media in a job just a little longer !

      We need to kill them off for once and for all time !!!

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