Overtaking their combined trophy haul has sent them over the edge. One can only wonder what title number ‘55’ will do to them….
Even after dropping points last Sunday, we still managed to finish the week with a bigger lead over our rivals in second place.
The Celtic Wobble
That result at Tannadice while not what we wanted, wasn’t exactly a huge blow to our title hopes, but it gave others such great hope, well for a short period at least. Keith Jackson at Daily Record was calling it a title wobble that had given renewed hope for theRangers achieving a combined 56 (54 plus 2 over their two clubs).
Even after our Premier Sports League Cup final win, our defeated opponents have still managed to convince themselves and others that they are a much better side, and that they will eventually prevail in their pursuit of success at the expense of ourselves.
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Deluded tales
That as we know is complete nonsense, but due to masking their failings with claims of ‘bias’ from match officials, they have bought themselves some time as they and many others have allowed themselves to be fooled by their deluded tales.
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The Dead Rubber Derby
It’s bordering on virtual insanity really and while it’s quite amusing for us all, it’s actually pretty worrying to witness such disturbing behaviour in fully grown adults. Celtic play St Johnstone at Celtic Park this weekend while they go to Fir Park to face Motherwell, clearly a tougher fixture. Then it’s the Dead Rubber Derby on 2 January and if things go badly for them at Fir Park they could be looking at Celtic being 15 points ahead with the chance of making it an 18 points lead in front of 50,000 of their own supporters.
Overtaking their combined trophy haul
Overtaking the combined trophy haul of the two Ibrox clubs has officially sent them over the edge. One can only wonder what our impending title win, which would be title number ‘55’ will to do them…
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Brendan Rodgers loves these visits to Ibrox and Philippe Clement cannot afford to lose out to the Irishman yet again. In Glasgow second is nowhere and a manager who can beat his main rivals never lasts. Clement has bought himself some time by calling out match officials after the cup final. Yesterday’s defeat at St Mirren brings that deflection strategy to a close.
And in the second half yesterday Celtic re-discovered our mojo – that should be ominous for both St Johnstone and then theRangers.
Just an Ordinary Bhoy
Willie Fernie – Putting on the Style
Looks like big Pip ,will soon have plenty of time on his hands for practicing his dancing ? Another ‘ skill ‘ in which he’s not too clever at doing ….
Don’t believe Rodgers would ever regard a Glasgow Derby as a dead rubber match, especially at this stage of the season still imo?
And nor should he either?
The reason why, is that we have the opportunity to fry far bigger fish than the scum, in the new year.
We can reduce the mental pressure, that goes into nearly every game, that players require while playing for ourselves, with the demands involved?
To make the scum even more irrelevant to ourselves, will possibly remain very high in his agenda, for the remainder of this season still?
Also would like to put our performance right, from the league cup victory also?
So as much as I agree that the Glasgow Derby, won’t have any real bearing upon our “Proper 55” title claims.
I still wouldn’t say that will be how Rodgers and our players will look upon the match imo?