Boli Bolingoli-Mbombo

A work in progress?

Surely it doesn't get better than that?

 

If you think that’s good enough for the GB or the support to sing at matches

I’m gonna pass it onto them and see what they think.

If not glad you enjoyed it and thanks for the likes.

 

Could just Boli, Boli, boli, Boli

to the tune of Ole, Ole, Ole Ole

 

For * sake....

 

Oh Boli Boli
Boli Boli Boli Bolingoli

To the Ronnie Deila tune

 

Boli Bolingoli dreams are made from you, where i am what i believe in Bolingoli etc etc im sure some aspiring songwriter can fill the rest lol

 

Stuck in ma head already, catchy as *.

 

First line doesn't even fit man, I can't get by that to read the rest.

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* sake how did I miss this

 

Still saying the Bolingoli..... Hallelujah to the tune of California love is the best one and should be worked on

 

BB: "We’re playing good as a team and mentally we’re doing very well. Hopefully we can just continue like that"

BB: "As a football player you love to play a lot of games, but it is also important to have a big squad with a lot of quality players, which we have

BB: "I don’t see the criticism. I just focus on my football. I know my qualities and I knew myself that I just needed a little bit of time. But I’m happy now that I can help the team and hopefully I can just become a better and better player

BB: "In the beginning, when you arrive at a new club, it takes a bit of time to settle in but as you see, I’m enjoying every game and it’s amazing to play in Paradise, so I feel more comfortable now.

BB: "We want to keep our unbeaten run going for as long as we can, but we just focus on ourselves and take it game by game.

BB: "On Saturday, we have an important game and we’re focused on that and hopefully we can take all three points home.

 

BOLI Bolingoli doesn’t hesitate when asked what he has enjoyed most about Scottish football since arriving in July. “Paradise! Just playing at home. I really enjoy playing in front of the Celtic fans. They’re amazing,” said the Belgian defender.

Bolingoli has settled into life at Celtic, now becoming a fans’ favourite, a status helped in no small part by his performance in the 2-0 victory over Rangers at Ibrox at the start of this month.

The 24-year-old is loving life as a Celt and is confident he will only keep getting better in the months and years ahead.

“I don’t see the criticism,” he explained. “I just focus on my football. I know my qualities and I knew myself that I just needed a little bit of time, but I’m happy now that I can help the team and hopefully I can just become a better and better player for Celtic.

I’m just working hard and do my best to be the first-choice, but whether the coach has me as his number one or number two, I’ll just work hard for the team.

“As you saw, Jonny did really well against Partick Thistle and Greg Taylor is also a good young talented player at left-back, so we have a lot of good players in every position and the coach has a lot of choices as to who should play.

“I came here to Celtic to play and it’s always good to have positive, healthy competition so, for me, I didn’t think about it. We all work hard together – me, Greg and Jonny Hayes – to make each other better.

“In the beginning, when you arrive at a new club, it takes a bit of time to settle in but as you see, I’m enjoying every game and it’s amazing to play in Paradise, so I feel more comfortable now.”

Bolingoli enjoyed Celtic’s 5-0 victory over Partick Thistle in the League Cup quarter-final from his vantage point in the home dugout, having been rested and named amongst the substitutes for the game.

Of course, he will be hoping to return to the starting XI when Neil Lennon’s side head through to Edinbugh to take on Hibernian this Saturday, aiming to make it seven wins in a row in the Premiership since the start of the campaign.

“We’re playing well as a team and mentally we’re doing very well,” he said. “Hopefully we can just continue like that, in the Europa League and also in the competitions here. It was important for us to win against Partick Thistle and reach the semi-final and we just have to continue like that.

“We want to keep our unbeaten run going for as long as we can, but we just focus on ourselves and take it game by game. Now, on Saturday, we have an important game and we’re focused on that and hopefully we can take all three points home. Then we have another important game next Thursday, and we’ll only focus on that after Saturday, so we’ll just keep it like that.”

 

I love him, he’s bought right into it.

 

He adds an extra element to our attack which is so important when teams completely park the bus, he was a bit sloppy at times in the Rennes game but he's been good to great in the rest, hope the big man keeps it up

 

Is that a map of Africa tattoo'd on his shoulder?

 

Why dose it have to be Africa ya racist.

 

Well, by power of deduction I have figure it's not Belgium - or is it...