Welcome to Celtic, Carlton Cole

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He looked dangerous today.

 

Most dangerous guy on the subs bench

 

Racist.

 

Big Carlton is within touching distance of one of those big comfy seats the subs use at Celtic Park. Hope he doesn't get dropped next week. He's come so close to fullfilling his Celtic ambitions.

 

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PsHAMA8pSNw[/ame]

 

That's brilliant :smiley-laughing002:

 

What way does the song go like?

 

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K3Tge57_lK8[/ame]

 

Cole, Cole!
Always believe in your soul
You've got the power to know
You're indestructable
Always believe in
Carlton Cole, Cole!

 

That song is class

 

Another vid of it under the Wagner one

https://twitter.com/PureCatenaccio?lang=en-gb

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=211&v=g0TNSL0IVEA

Just stumbled across this not sure if it was posted before.

 

Started singing that for Johnny Gould at easter road a few years back and got a clap off him

 

Hopefully get a run out soon, will be good to see how he fares.

 

Played against Livingston last week in a bounce game.

He Spoke to the Celtic View about his goals at Celtic

“I needed that game last week because it has been so long since I’ve played,” Cole told this week’s Celtic View. “Just being out there among the lads was great. It didn’t go the way I dreamed about it but it was a start.
“When it’s a start you’ve just got to take what you can. I worked hard, tried to influence it as much as I could, and that’ll come with more match-sharpness and games.
“I was supposed to only play 45 minutes but with the person I am, if I feel like I can do a bit more, I’ll do it. I asked the manager if I could do an extra 15 and they all know where I’m at but I’ve got to control that to make sure I don’t get injured again. It’s a fine line.”
The 32-year-old has a wealth of English Premier League experience behind him, and he’s hoping that will not only benefit the Celtic first-team but also some of the younger players coming through the ranks at the club.
Having the ear of similarly-experienced players when Cole was younger was vital to the striker’s progression as a professional footballer.
Players like Gianfranco Zola at Chelsea, Lucas Neil at West Ham and Paolo Di Canio at Charlton were crucial to moulding the forward’s outlook on the game growing up and taught him when to lead with his words and when to lead with his actions.
“I can use my experience to help those guys and try to implement that into my game when I’m playing for Celtic,” he explained. “It’s a different responsibility for me. Now I know that I’ve actually grown up because I’m the one who can impart advice.
“We have a good captain as well. Scott’s brilliant and he keeps the players on their toes. We get along really well and I’m thankfully the type of guy who can walk into any changing room and just get along with people.
“That’s because I don’t want to let those players down so I’ve got to work my hardest then all the glory and the glamour can come after that.
“As long as the dressing room’s tight and we’re winning games, that’s all that matters.”

 

I like his attitude.

 

He looks like hes not just here for a wage, can only be a good thing


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I like the cut of his jib.

 

What actually is a jib?