A simple question really. How do you think the club should deal with the refugee situation?
In an ideal world the club would sack Griffiths, thus making an example of him. I don't think that will happen though. As much as some may not like it, we're no longer the same club that was created by Walfrid.
We're a multi-million pound company that is run by people with a lot of money, and the main concern is the bottom line. Sacking a player who we've just paid good money for makes no financial sense, so I don't think it'll happen.
We'll more than likely see some PR repairs, an apology from both club & player, perhaps a donation to a suitable charity, and the promise from Griffiths that it will never happen again.
Then business as usual.
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I don't get how sacking someone a few months after spending near a million quid on a guy could ever be the 'ideal world'.
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Loan him to Hearts.
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In an ideal world the money really wouldn't be a factor, would it?
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Internal reprimand, public apology and be made to participate in Celtic's public charity schemes, sort of likea community service type punishment.
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the bit in bold i can see Celtic going that way to be honest.
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Aye, that's the way it should go I think :50:
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Agree with this. Make him go out into communities. And make him work with Imigrant charities in Glasgow! -
Donate his wages for the remainder of his contract to refugee charity that helps their families. Get him to work over the summer every year for charities that help refugees. Give him a * crash course in racism, one in the history of our club and the club he's meant to support.
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Agree, young lad caught out it seems, I didn’t have my first child till I was 30 so him having 4 at the age of 24 does not make automatically make him a mature man, that takes time. He should know better and he certainly will after this episode, that worst part of this drama is the utter sewer rat that grassed him up.
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Yeah, that's never going to happen.
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The amount of children he has matters not. Just because your love muck is in working order does not mean you are necessarily mature enough to be a father.......although I wont speculate into hismparenting skills as that would be extremely unfair and prejudiced.
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Eh? Don't be so * stupid.
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This but instead of the Celtic charities he should be made to do some voluntary work with a minorities group
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Suspension pending investigation, maybe leading to a suspension until the end of the season - only 5 games, lets be honest the SFA will * him. Fined and working on a club charity initiative. The club has plenty of events where they work with asylum seekers etc. Re-educate him.
One more * up and he's out.
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Celtic do a lot of work with minority groups mate, I'm sure?
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nothing.
he's out with his mates watching his boyhood team against there bitter rival having a few beers, then sings some supporters song. big deal.
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The worst part is he sung it in the first place, not that he got caught doing it.
A years wages at least to a refugee charity.
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They do.
Bridges Programme
This programme for asylum seekers and refugees is a three-month football, IT and English programme provided through Celtic Learning in association with the 'Bridges Programme'.
Vibrant Glasgow – One City, Many Cultures
Cultural Diversity Programme
Communities United
All from the official website. No excuse to get him involved
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