[Link] Omer Damar (Maccabi Petakh Tikva)

TBF, the Huns excuse about the Famine Song - is that it's banter.



As long as he's 1/2 as good as his YouTube videos look, then I couldn't give a * what his name is backwords - could be * Save the Queen for all I care.

 

Couldn't give a flying * what the orcs sing, I give a * about it being illegal and not punished.

 

What's "class" about the IRA?

 

Would be awesome if we end up with iramad, Mustafa, Mugabe and Knowledge in the side.

 

get

a

grip.

 

Imagine Jim White trying to pronounce

Neeuqehtevasdog

 

They won the Republic back from the English

 

right cut out all this or it will be locked.

 

Funny that.

Cos songs about the IRA are illegal too.

 

I'm the one who needs to get a grip? Grow up lad.

 

Then why are bands allowed to sing them you could get arrested for singing them but you could get arrested for singing the Scooby Doo theme tune.

 

Wow, is this the kind of logic we're up against?

Sad.

EDIT:

It's where they're sung.

A Wolftones concert is one thing, a football ground is another.

Nothing to do with Celtic, sing Celtic songs - we've loads of them.

 

You said they were illegal then why are Shebeen and the likes able to sing them and sell their CDs

 

Until legislation is passed, no they're not.

Anyway, back on topic, is he an improvement on what we have?

 

But like I said singing the Scooby Doo theme tune could get you arrested.

So you accept the songs aren't illegal then?

 

last time lads ,get back on topic or its closed.

 

Another source. This time from Eurosport
http://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&so...kNzVDg&usg=AFQjCNFy7n1NdzLOIkQjcyU2tyMiwwyaig
Hoops close in on overseas targets
Thu, 30 Jun 17:20 2011


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Celtic have stepped up their summer recruitment drive as they close in on deals to sign Kenya international Victor Wanyama and Israel striker Omer Damari.
The Hoops confirmed they had agreed a fee with Belgian club Germinal Beerschot for Wanyama, who has also agreed personal terms. The 20-year-old defensive midfielder, who has 11 caps for Kenya, will sign subject to passing a medical and being granted a work permit.
Damari, 22, also looks set to join Celtic after his club, Maccabi Petah Tikvah, claimed they were close to reaching agreement for a fee of about £2million.
"He is one of the best strikers in Europe and I promise Celtic will make a lot of money for him in two years. I think he will be worth £10million, minimum," the Israeli club's president, Amos Luzon, told STV.
Luzon revealed that the player's international team-mate, Beram Kayal, had persuaded him to move to Parkhead.
He added: "Maccabi Haifa wanted him, Hapoel Tel Aviv wanted him, other clubs in Europe wanted him, but the player just wants to play for Celtic."

 

Uh oh, come on to see who Celtic are supposedly interested in, and see all the IRA chat..

But I'm reserving my judgement on this guy. The youtube vids didn't make him look spectacular, but I've never properly seen him play. Hopefully he'll do well, and all the best if he makes the move to Paradise.

 

OK, try singing your infantile song & see if you get lifted.

Celtic fans in the 21st Century mostly want rid of this *, even Lennon came out rubbishing the stupid * we sing - it's pathetic.

Back on topic.

He's lightning fast & a cool finisher.

£2m is a great buy & Kayal likes him.

 

Im liking this lad already