Celtic vs Ross County (27/12/14...celtic park 3pm)

I agree I wouldn't think anything of getting beat by inter, but as someone who was at most of the games in the "winning run" I would say very few were convincing (although there were a couple of exceptions).

I have just decided this after a couple of poor results, but most people don't bother saying on here as they just get shouted down and personal abuse usually if they have anything against RD.

I don't think this is any reflection on supporting. Celtic, and I can never understand statements like "dint see much support for Celtic on Here", it's the complete opposite.

 

Some folk on here are * stupid. Ronny is a good manager, playing against 9 men, sometimes 10 people behind the ball is difficult. We were unlucky, he will learn also. Now lets move on. I would like to remind some people of the 1-1 draw with ross county last season? FFS get a grip.

 

Commons did come on though as a sub which I prefer to do with Commons. I just don't think Commons is a player who should be considered for us out wide.

I was one of Deila's biggest critics during the start of the season but I have honestly seen a massive improvement.
I truely believe that Deila did everything he could do in today's game.

 

I totally agree, anyone that doesn't have the same opinion as you is * stupid. It must be so comforting knowing you are always right!

FYI this time last year we were 11 points clear.

 

I hope this team does not collapse when put under pressure like TM's team did. This is my biggest fear. If Aberdeen win tomorrow then we are in trouble. We have seen it all before when we are weak SPFL teams smell blood and go for the jugular. I have consistently said that the last thing we need is a title race. Id say we will win the title but I am not certain and that is as daming an indictment of his reign than you can get. This team need to get their act together and fast.

 

When has Commons ever been a failure for us out wide?

 

Ronny's tactics and the football we are playing put me off going to games a lot less than the people on this forum

 

As far as the League goes I don't think we are in trouble at all and I think we all know that, I don't think for one minute that Aberdeen will get more points than us come May, and this coming from someone far from convinced by Ronny.

Here lies the problem, the league is so weak that even a Premiership Trophy is not a measure of how good he or the team are.

The big games we have played in Europe have been not just bad but very bad in some cases, this is why the Inter game is such a big one, for me it's a test of how far Ronny and the team have come from the disastrous start and some of the * poor performances in the group stages.

The Sevco game is a given, losing that is not even on the barometer.

I see no point now in changing him and whether he is "clueless" or not as many think he is should be assessed at the end of the season.

 

I had a ticket and didn't even bother today, I find it hard to get motivated to watch this side in a half empty stadium if I'm perfectly honest.

I know many others who feel just the same, last time I felt the apathy this big was the end of the Mowbary era

 

Was actually not a bad turn out today

 

When did I say he was a failure?

 

That was clearly helped by the clubs offer of free entry to folk on the brew, be interesting to know how many took them up on that but I doubt they will release those figures.

Just a pity a better turnout had to endure a 0-0

 

I'd imagine it's the same section of our support slating Commons as the ones who have been making childish pathetic snipes at Lennon since he went.

 

I don't see any other reason you wouldn't want to play him in a certain position?

 

I just feel that he can slow attacks down at times. I prefer wingers to be quick players who can take people on.

 

Never seen the game or "highlights" but I think there is some overreactions on here.

 

???? :smiley-laughing002:

 

Educated guess from Tuff.

Spot on though. :smiley-laughing002:

 

Did I say it will reflect on Ronny if we go out?

Yes, folk have.

I agree we'd struggle then and now.

My view is; it's a great learning curve and an inspiration for both players and fans coming up against Inter. A fantastic opportunity to develop prior to the match and test ourselves against a classic team in a superior league.

I hope we regain domestic consistency and through that, develop a far more dangerous final third in attack.