Naka next season?

Thanks mate. And I agree, absolutely brilliant signing not only on the park, but off it too.

 

Maybe not, but I don't want to get into an argument with anybody on a Friday lol.

 

I'm a Naka-maniac, like a lot of people here, and I want him to stay. Simply crucial player. And irreplaceable, too.

 

hope he stays could easily handle another season in the spl
and could be cruical in c/league next aswell.

sign up naka!

 

if Naka and Jan stay I'll be happy with that, its not good to let go off 2 players like that at the same time without having the right replacements to fill their shoes... Mizuno is still another season away yet.. so to keep Naka on to teach him and lead the way for his replacement would be great... and Naka can win a game for us in a split second with a free kick... Its great to be a Celtic fan and see anytime our players are fouled outside of the box there is a sense like as if it was a penalty, Naka can score and a lot of the time we expect it... and thats the legend he is!

 

Be a shame to see him go but life goes on, as for Koki his time will come soon enough he looks like he will be a quality player if he keeps progressing.

 

i think naka has been a very good player for us,showed some great bits off magic.but i wouldnt call him a legend.
its a term thrown about too often these days.i know alot wont agree here,but id rather have alan thompson in my team than naka.naka drifts in and out off games,and i think thomo had a better goal rate too.
lubo wasnt here for long enough to be a legend,but was up there and probley better than naka as reguards skill.
i understand what ur saying messi as reguards the revenue naka has created,but that means nothing in relation to naka being a legend.if beckham signed for a season he'd sell some shirts,but wouldnt be called a celtic legend.
in recent history,larsson was a legend.in my opinon sutton is the next closest,but probley still doesnt deserve the title.

 

We'll still be talking about Naka, Sutton, Boruc, Lubo, Larsson (obviously) and Paul McStay in 20 years time, I predict.