No, the team’s not up, there has been no leak this time, like the rotten situation that emerged the evening before the recent Glasgow Derby when theRangers were given a huge advantage by receiving advance notice of the Celtic team via a live broadcast on a Celtic fans media channel. That is just one of a number of incidents that have occurred this season that can fall into the damaging, self defeating category.
Talking about team sheets an enterprising and highly creative young Celtic supporter yesterday amended this season’s Celtic team sheet tweet to attract the attention of the club’s multi-media department, in as creative a job application as you’re ever likely to see.
Have a look below. Maybe Neil Lennon should should at the words on Digital Media Graduate Lloyd Evans’ team sheet and read it out to his players ahead of kick-off tomorrow at Fir Park, in a match that the manager knows he must win.
READ THIS…“Respond, rebound. We need to find a level,” Lennon on the brink, “Obviously, I’ll get the blame”
In fact maybe the Celtic digital media team should post this tomorrow rather than the names of the players because what we need tomorrow and for the rest of the season is HARD WORKING players, CREATIVE players, DRIVEN players, PUNCTUAL players (ones that turn up), COMMITTED players, PASSIONATE players, FLEXIBLE players, DEPENDABLE players, HANDS-ON the ball goalkeepers, EAGER players and DETERMINED players.
Celtic’s marketing boss Kerry Keenan got back to Lloyd saying they there were no vacancies but asking for him to send in his CV. Maybe there will be other vacancies at the club he could apply for pretty soon!
This is me applying for a job in your digital department @CelticFC; I will do anything relating to video or social media.
I’m a lifelong fan, and I’m qualified. Please give me a chance.@CelticFCSLO @CFCCommercial @CelticTV pic.twitter.com/NtUqOntfUg
— Lloyd Evans (@LloydyGaga95) November 6, 2020
READ THIS…Tick-Tock-Ten-in-a-Row now a time sensitive issue. How long can Lawwell leave it?
