If we offered you a straight swap of Kyogo for Dessers, would you take it?
The wee man has struggled this season with injuries and also fitting into Rodgers’ system where he has been starved of service, but he is a class act, the best striker we’ve had since Henrik imo.
I was at the 4-2 game in 1979, the best game I’ve ever seen. Celtic’s last game of the season. Rangers had a game in hand. Celtic had to win to clinch the title, a draw for Rangers would leave them needing to win their last game, at home to Thistle , to win the league.
Celtic were a goal down...
Which penalty taker? We’ve had about 10 of them this season and they have all been terrible 😁
Shankland and Miovski have scored more than Dessers, playing for lesser teams. Even Bair at Motherwell has a better record. Dessers to me is a clumsy big oaf, but if you are happy with him, that’s fine...
Beat Rangers at Celtic Park and the Killie game should be irrelevant.
Rangers must be regretting not signing Shankland in January, Dessers and Silva are nowhere near good enough.
Sevilla (currently 13th in La Liga), have won the UEFA Cup / Europa League SEVEN times since 2006. The latest win being last season. Villareal (currently 9th) won it in 2021.
Hardly "championship standard".
18 holes open today, 14-18 very wet, and should have been shut imo. The grass has shot up since I last played 12 days ago, course is looking pretty untidy, but it's impossible to get the machines out to give it a decent cut. Quite a few lost balls for my PPs as a result, but unusually I managed...
Given that Bayern are currently 16 points behind their league leaders, and Dortmund are only 5th (and 23 points off the leaders), then maybe there is an argument to made for the German league currently being the strongest?
the 4 best teams in England are entered. 2 fail to make it out the group, 2 get knocked out in the QF. Hardly suggests it's the best league in the world. Being the richest doesn't necessarily mean you are the best.
Timewasters on A Place in the Sun.
Yesterday was a new high (or low) depending on how you look at it. Welsh couple want a studio or a 1 bed flat in Spain. They see a studio, say it's 10/10 from the outside, but then decide a studio is too small for them. They then see 4 1 beds, reject the first...
I'd be interested to know if there is a precedent for this, giving as it does an advantage of playing an away fixture at a neutral ground. Are they going to have the same contingency plan for the rest of Dundee's home fixtures this season?
Can anyone explain the rationale behind the plan to move Dundee-Rangers to St Johnstone if Dens fails a pitch inspection today?
Dundee have finished in the top 6, the outcome of the game does not affect the post-split fixtures. So there is no reason why the game can't be played at any time...