Stuart Armstrong

Too accurate

 

Guilt is probably a good word for it.

Both using the phrase 'development of my own career'. Which seems to me like 'stepping stone'. Fair enough, but I wouldn't say that.

I want to hear about how they've dreamt for playing for Celtic their whole life and want to spend the entirety of their careers here, fs.

 

He's obviously educated and articulate, no fae a scheme. Makes a change, having someone with brains in the team will be a good thing.

I dont give a * what he sounds like, just how he plays. He'll do the real talking on the park. * delighted he's here.

 

they were numbers 10 and 11 at dundee utd

 

I'm very pleased with this one. We've got the two most promising Scottish players in our team now.

 

Maybe it's just his personality, not everyone is as emotional as GMS:smiley-laughing002:

As long as he does the business on the park, I don't care.

 

It probably wouldn't be as noticeable if Gary were less excitable. :smiley-laughing002:

 

True but we had a slightly similar situation with guidetti booming and scepovic (who wanted to be somewhere else) who was the opposite..
It's not totally the same but I won't be alone in taking to MacKay Steven the same as I did with guidetti. Because of the noticeable joy at being here..

 

People on here talking about players sounding boring lol. Has anyone heard craig gordon's punditry? he sends me to sleep, but as long as they do the business on the park thats all that matters

 

Nothing wrong with actually being able to string coherent sentences together.

 

Statement on the Dundee utd website, very transparent and well explained, more clubs should have this. http://dufc.co/news/club-must-always-come-first/

 

Fair enough with the statement.

They will be buzzing for it in the final.

 

Makes you wonder about the times we live in when a well spoken intelligent person is viewed with suspicion and a NED who can't spell sentence never mind construct one is lauded.

 

That's just how some people in Inverness speak, he doesn't come across snobbish.

Also, he will obviously be thrilled to be here. T

The whole scarf thing is irrelevant and stupid, I don't blame him for not putting on a random scarf - some of the ones street vendors sell have all sorts of things written on them, the last thing he'd want is to be pictured wearing a scarf with something written on it that the Scottish media deem sectarian.

 

What scarf?

 

Love the avatar, mate.

 

You've taken that too far.