SPFL Huns V Celtic Sunday April 7th kick off 12PM Sky Sports football

Hope when they get a corner they position their players the same way they did at home to Benfica

 

I'm normally getting nervous around this time, but I'm surprisingly relaxed. Have no idea why that is. Needless to say come Sunday morning I'll be pacing around my house at the crack of dawn like a little kid waiting for Christmas.

 

Celts Seek Success in Ipox Battle​

Match Preview: https://www.talkceltic.net/forums/threads/celts-seek-success-in-ipox-battle.156605/

 

It's important to take that strength, out of the team. Is that so ya slimey sleekit moon howling mutant!!!

He's up there wi some of the biggest hun throbbers out there.

 

He's feeling the pressure

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He’s well met with them - an arrogant *.

 

He is also daft as * if he didn’t think McGregor dominated the last game.

 

I would as well. Obviously a wins the main aim, and going into it thinking a draws ok is something the team can’t do but for us a win or a draw, it’s a must not lose this game.

For them it’s a must win. If it’s tight towards the end, 1-1 or something like that, then they’ll be open at the back frantic for a winner. BR needs to have something in mind to take advantage counter attacking incase that scenario happens, it feels a likely one to me that. We’ve had a tendency to be able to be pushed back under pressure, backs to the wall, all tactics forgot about no grip on the game when it comes to late pressure (they done it with ten men at Parkhead, with a game that was a canter for the rest of it)

CCV being there is something that majorly helps stop that, and when it can happen at times, he is a monster in the box. His semi final performance against them, with one knee the other absolutely * is one of the best ever individual performances I’ve seen against them, you remember the attacking ones like Dembele etc smashing them but CCV changes * everything. And we’ve beat them twice without him, with the most threadbare defences in both games.

 

Just mentioned CCV’s semi-final performance as one of the best individual performances I’ve seen against them, Calmac’s had two of them this year, and the Parkhead game he was * astonishing. Early on he done Cantwell, and then McGregor with a swagger came out to play. I love when you see that from him, it’s a bit of Broony rubbed off on him that swaggery arrogance but it’s rarely shown, he’s a top pro. It appears at times though, and it’s him at his best I think. Well, there’s a lot of different Calmac at his best styles tbf, but I * enjoy that one.

 

1 Brendan laysout the game plan.
2 Callum and the players implement plan.
3 Kyogo finishes said plan
4 And we all huddle ever after as Champions

Seeeeemples ....Hail Hail

 

Just heard weather reports, 40-50mph wind tomorrow....this better go ahead!

 

That’s not good. We are the better footballing team, we will be more affected by the weather than them. I’m also having disturbing visions of Hart coming out for cross balls in a strong swirling wind…recipe for disaster.

 

I don't know. They rely a lot on the long ball and crosses in. Windy will suit the team play the ball on the deck more

 

I'm sure the wind and their long ball play will be affecting them more than us, keeping the ball on the deck is the play in they conditions, that suits us

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Very strong winds tomorrow. This will suit them, we have the better footballers (Hatate, O’Reilly, McGregor etc.) whereas as they have their usual knuckle-dragging hammer throwers who will be delighted if our play is disrupted by the strong wind. This is genuinely bad news for us, but it’s just one more obstacle we will have to overcome.

 

Game goes ahead only if Ball sits on that centre spot on its own prior to kick off and doesn't keeps getting blown away by the wind.

 

dessers will feel like a genius his wonky shots will be blown on target

 

People wondering why the huns want Sterling in, it's because he is like cantwell and silva feels anyone near him and he falls, gets them free kicks and penalties.

We are the better footballing team no doubt but we know their tactics been the same since Gerrard. Get it wide, whip it in, hope for a break of the ball or an honest mistake. When was the last time you can honestly look back at a goal they scored against us and thought that's a brilliant team goal? Ramsay in 2022? Think every goal since has been a set piece or a lump into box!

 

Lol make the ref irrelevant.not if hes a fecking hun HH