Ange Postecoglou

This passage of words and random commas is a damning indictment of the British education system.

I honestly don’t know how some people get through the day.

 

I've taken a shine to you and have decided to like all your posts.

 

Wish everyone could be clever as you

 

I’ll give you a bit of advice then since you’re evidently not the brightest.

You’re meant to come on and give a few compliments, and try and blend in before exposing yourself as someone who drinks down the lodge.

 

Right if you read the post it's a bit of sarcasm and secondly my mother was Derry born,bogside actually, father from County Cork, wife is Derry born as well, the bit about not being the brightest, funnily enough that's what the English say, if anyone would like to correct my English please feel free

 

What street in the Bogside?

 

It read to me like he was being deliberately facetious rather than really putting down Ange. I think the "player purchases" and "doesn't seem interested" parts kind of give it away.

 

Mother born Thomas Street off the Lecky Road opposite the block of flats,why if you don't mind me asking

 

Thanks it was meant to be

 

Same. A bit surprised it drew such a reaction

 

Ah well. * patter nonetheless.

 

Born in the Bogside myself so know the area well. From Cable Street originally. Just interested.

 

Wife is a Murray born old Wellington Street,then moved to columcille court next to credit union Bishop Street, hopefully moving back next year

 

Mother family moved to Westland street into the block of flats opposite the Bogside Inn, there name were Harkin

 

I read all your posts in a Russian accent.

 

The ones who overreacted are the newly fallen for Ange… it’s hard to separate sarcasm from criticism when you are in looooove, ask us Aussies, or don’t

 

With a 100 per cent start to the season, there was only ever going to be one winner for the Scottish Premiership Glen’s Manager of the Month for August.

Ange Postecoglou was the man to scoop the award once again, following five wins for the Hoops at the start of the league season, with the team scoring 21 goals and only conceding one.

It’s the sixth time the Celtic manager has picked up the award, having won it for four consecutive months from January last season, as he led the team on to an incredible unbeaten run to reclaim the Scottish Premiership title.

Speaking today, Ange Postecoglou said: “It’s pleasing to receive this award again which, as ever, is received by us all as a wider team and recognises the collective efforts of the players and my backroom team.

'We’ve worked hard in the early part of the season, delivering some excellent performances and really positive results, but we know we will need to maintain these really high levels to achieve what we want.'

“I would also like to thank our fans who, as ever, have been magnificent once again all month in supporting us.”

Colin Matthews, CEO of Glen’s owner the Loch Lomond Group, said: “This is shaping up to be another tremendous season in the Scottish Premiership and Celtic have posted an early warning to their rivals that they are determined to hold on to their Premiership title.

“Sunday’s outstanding performance against Dundee United, where they recorded their largest ever away victory in the league, capped a superb start to the season for Ange Postecoglou and his team, and our voting panel was clear that the award had to go Celtic’s way.

“With some outstanding Champions League fixtures to come over the next few months, the Celtic fans have really invested in the football their side are currently delivering under Ange Postecoglou and with a huge match to come against main title challengers, Rangers at the weekend, they could not have hoped for a better start to the season.”

 

Ha how many is that now

 

Enough to fill up a room


Think it’s 7 or 8