Surely Celtic can afford to gift him a camper van to stay in during the week? He can hold the training sessions hanging out of the driver side window.
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i think Howe would be good for celtic
Lampard would fucking hilarious. with his and Gerrard's record of being shite whenever they get within 100 yards of each other, they might both fail to win the title
Howe can also use it as a similar platform as Rodgers did.
Get some experience competing for (and probably winning) titles. and in competing in Europe.
Which will make him more attractive for bigger clubs in the Premier League down the road.
That’s true. Look at what Tony Mowbray and Alex McLeish have done in England.
people may disagree (probably will), but I dont think Howe is that poor a manager. Just got stale at Bournemouth, IMO. (dont get me wrong, I wouldnt want him managing us), I think he's upper mid table in the premiership with a better/bigger club than bournemouth. Should never forget, he was working with an 11,000 capacity stadium there, and all the constraints that bringsThat’s true. Look at what Tony Mowbray and Alex McLeish have done in England.
Dele's goal is the only thing to have happened this season.
Some of the things that Lennon and his teams achieved will be talked about when none of us are alive to hear the conversations.
Celtic: Neil Lennon's successes will live on once anger over the ending subsides
Neil Lennon has gone from hero to zero in the eyes of Celtic fans. But his successes mean he will eventually be remembered as a club legend, writes Tom English.
www.bbc.co.uk
Paul Lambert could be in line to take over as manager of Celtic after leaving his job at Ipswich Town by mutual consent. (Scotsman)
Makes sense.
I think he would get a period of goodwill from the supporters... he was great for them back in the day... but the players will be another challenge altogether. I think they’d take some convincing. He was decent as the Colchester and Norwich boss for a very short time. But I also think Celtic should go for someone bigger. They need a statement to reassert their authority in Glasgow.
And someone who plays good football too
Ibrox today
winning today effectively ensures them the title, but I think they mathematically win it if Celtic fail to in or they win the old firm next week.
Shame no crowd for that match! could have been cracking
Big fan you are
Am i? Why you speaking like Yoda?
Should have been a question mark