Georgios Samaras

* * man! the self-righteousness of some of my fellow tims is quite frankly nauseating!

 

We are too good at kicking a man when hes down. Samaras no doubt loves this club!, im certain if he scored the winner in a old firm game that won us the league he would be forever adored, at the end of the day he is a celtic player and we should all support his efforts good bad or indifferent.

 

I know bhoys stop supporting your team! Lets criticise and abuse them!

 

Sarcasm doesn't transfer too well to online forums pal. But I'll give you a - - anyway. Tell you what, why don't you break down and analyse my previous statement for us and I'll help you along. I have a feeling your interpretation will be wide of the mark.

 

Sarcasm is always great!

I know what you meant.

 

Fair 'nuff mate

 

i admire his love for the club but he should show more in terms of goals,is it the recaro seats his home or the golf he likes??goals sammy give us goals.

 

Glad he is staying hope he can prove some people wrong about him .

 

Im glad hes staying Sammy of Nazareth remains to skelp the huns:icon_mrgreen:

 

To be honest for about a 2 month period after THAT old firm game he was pretty good and the only thing that was missing from his game was goals. I think this is what made him develop this tendency to hold onto the ball too long - cause he is looking to score himself.

I think what annoys me (and others) most about him is that despite the team playing excellent in his absence, Lennon will stilll break up the unit and sometimes change the formation to fit Sammy in. Obviously this isnt his fault and to be fair if he was playing every week maybe he would be sharp enough to perform a bit better in the big games. Unfortunatly we will never know.

So either play him regularly or not at all. Its not fair on the players being dropped and its certainly not fair on Samaras.

 

it mean't jack * come the end of last season

 

Well let's see if he puts in any more effort than he has in the last six months, I don't believe he is capable of sustaining even a reasonable or acceptable level of performance, for me he takes the easy option and gives up too easy.

Personally I would have done with him as Spurs were prepared to do with Peter Crouch, either transfer out or sit in the stands. This might sound pretty harsh to many supporters, but try to look at it from a teamates point of view. Imagine breaking your * out there on the park for 90 minutes and end up losing, while Samaras strolls about the park shaking his head or holding his hands to his head, it's not on !!!

 

can i ask why people are glad he is still at our club?

neil lennon would rather have £2m than this guy. he has had several chances over 3 years and not once has he secured a first team place. he is the laziest player ive ever seen. he cant shoot to save himself. he is scared of being in the box for more than 30 seconds at a time. he only dribbles backwards. he spends more time on his * than on his feet. truly awful footballer.

 

Honestly mate, you are wasting your time.

If, after 3 years of mincing round the park like some kind of Dame Edna Everage tribute act, some people still can't see how * Samaras actually is then they are never going to see it. Either that or they just don't want to see it.

You're farting against thunder trying to convince the Sammy happy clappers that the guy is pish.

Just trust your own eyesight, clearly you have sussed the big imposter out.

 

Strachan liked Sammy

Mowbray liked Sammy

Lennon likes Sammy

I like Sammy


That's 4 professional quality football minds who rate Sammy. So he is probably pretty good.

 

Markybhoy Samaras

 

strachan liked evander sno, cary caldwell, mo camara etc.

TM knows nothing about football.

lennon would rather have the money than samaras.

you are not a "professional quality football mind".

 

Of course the reference to my mind was tongue in cheek.


Mowbray has had success at West Brom and Middlesbrough in the Championship, a tough league. He was a disaster here, for sure, but he is still a manager who has professionally been successful during his career.

Strachan managed one of the most successful Celtic team in Europe ever.