Disappointing Celtic debut for Diomansy Kamara at Rugby Park tonight. The on-loan Fulham striker played the full game up front with Robbie Keane but failed to score. More worryingly for Tony Mowbray, Celtic lost 1-0 despite dominating the game and are now ten points behind Rangers at the top of the SPL.
Kamara draws a blank on Celtic debut
by Dan | Feb 2, 2010 | Uncategorized | 2 comments
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Absolutely disgraceful. Shocked, appauled and humiliated are a few words which described tonight’s performance. I still have a little faith in Mowbray but it is just dying away. The players I thought played well tonight were: Kamara, Fortune and Ki. The passing was slack tonight from NGuemo and McGeady. The delivery from Hinkel, Naylor, Caddis and McGeady was terrible. Everything went wrong tonight. On a positive note, Robbie Keane looked lively and up for the challenge. 10 points behind is a big gap, but I still believe there is another trick up Mowbray’s sleeve. I think we can pull this one off guys. We just need Rangers to lose a game and Celtic to win the two Old Firm games plus another game. Still loads of time and if you’re forgetting, Rangers have to play Hibs at Ibrox, Hearts at Tynecastle, Dundee Utd at Tannadice, Motherwell at Fir Park, Killie at Rugby Park and Aberdeen at Pittodrie. Potential points could be dropped there. Don’t worry. Only glory hunters worry. They are not true supporters. Supporters are people who stay to the end even if they are getting beaten. Supporters go to the games. Supporters believe in their club. Glory hunters are usually just fans. They watch the games on tv but never actually phisically go to the games. Mowbray said he was building a team to win the league for the next 5 or 6 years. Give him time. And for all those glory hunters who say get rid of Mowbray and all that, go and get a season ticket at Ibrox. That’s if you want to see bad football. Remember , “We are Celtic supporters, faithful through and through, over and over, we will follow you.” Keep the Faith! Hail! Hail!
OK I don’t want to get into the whole Celtic/ Rangers arguement but you can hardly call the football that Rangers play ‘bad’. Look where they are ain the table and look at were Celtic are.
Celtic may not play bad football either, but in general, the quality of the Scottish League isn’t great! Celtic and Rangers are the only two team who play anything decent.