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Originally Posted by tricky_colour
yes that can happen in a lot of cases
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Originally Posted by tricky_colour
yes that can happen in a lot of cases
Rebooted, and I didn't hand out no infractions or nuffing. I will if it happens again though.I'm almost embarrassed to have to post this, since the old hands in particular should know better, but:
If an opinion is so stupid it makes flames shoot out of your ass, it's either the output of a moron, or the output of a troll. The former isn't worth engaging with, because morons should be left to die via natural selection, preferably painfully under a car. The latter shouldn't be engaged with, because you're satisfying their retarded purpose in life by doing so, and highlighting yourself as a wee bit of a retard in the process.
We have an Ignore List for a reason. Use it. If you use it, you don't feed the trolls, and they die too. It's not rocket science.
Back to the topic at hand.......where do you guys think Robbie will spend next season? I think he'll wind up on the bench at Spurs but I'd love to see him go to a club like Wolves where he can expect to start every match when fit.
I agree - I think Harry will favour his old Portsmouth mates. However I think he can do better than Wolves - Everton/Villa standard I'd hope.
Even though Wolves aren't as good as Everton/Villa I'd rather see him go there as it may improve the Doyle/Keane partnership for Ireland.Quote:
Originally Posted by Paddy Garcia
I think Robbie would rather fight for his place at Spurs rather than take a significant wage cut to go to Wolves.Quote:
Originally Posted by Morbo
If Birmingham's owner has the money he is reputed to, that might be an option. Wouldn't mind Fulham either. Sunderland is probably going to be thrown around as long as Quinn is chairman...
I have a feeling he will end up at Fulham
Wolves is too much like someone going back to the place of their birth to die !!
Newcastle.
I think Villa could go in for him. Keane could be the ideal creative link man they're crying out for.
Wolves? For the love of God. They create less chances for their strikers than any other culb I've seen in the premier league. Mccarthy has done a great job keeping them up(well it looks like he will). However, Robbie Keane is way above playing for a team that will be involved in a relegation battle next season
Spot on, he would fit in there, Long standing relationship with Chrissy Hughton from Spurs & Ireland and he would be a big fish in a small pond (a bit like Celtic) which I think would suit him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Crosby87
feck it lads hes 29 now and im one of his biggest fans. i didnt want him to go to celtic in jan but once he was playing and scoring i was glad. i dont really care who he goes to as long as he is playing and scoring. dont think celtic is an option so i wouldnt mind him going to a villa/fulham/newcastle. i think he will prob need to get away from spurs.
linked with Villa on clubcall: http://www.clubcall.com/celtic/o-nei...k-1048078.html
could be idle speculation, but O'Neill was rumoured to have approached Spurs in January, before he moved to Celtic
Keane is better off at a small club where there isn't any pressure on him,
Playing for Ireland should be ideal then.
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Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
spot on....
Man how much of a mess are Celtic right now, just lost in their only hope of silverware, 2-0 to Ross C!! Get out of there Robbie asap.
He'll definitely be gone in the Summer. Despite not being fully fit Robbie was picked on his own up front today and he's never been at his best without another striker alongisde him. The club is a mess with a squad full of bad signings and no spirit. Robbie should try and get as many goals as he can in the remaining games and then start planning for next season back in England.Quote:
Originally Posted by elroy
To be fair, both Celtic & Robbie are a bit of a joke just now....
He started up front with Fortune. For me Robbie was the only Celtic player to get anywhere near pass marks. Cant wait for this season to just end.Quote:
Originally Posted by EastTerracer
It was a very weird lineup as Fortune and Samaras played most of the game as wingers with McGeady playing in the middle.Quote:
Originally Posted by Junior
Why exactly is Robbie a bit of a joke?
His time with Celtic will definitely bring his ego down a peg or twoQuote:
Originally Posted by Stuttgart88
I never seen anything to make me think that needed to happen. All strikers need to be confident and cocky and I never thought Robbie was anymore than thatQuote:
Originally Posted by bennocelt
spot on... Celtic should never have appointed Mowbray as manager as it was a sentimental decision, Desmond needs to splash the cash and get good players in not cheap duds and a top proven manager. As for Keane he needs to cop himself on and stop his disgraceful diving and pointing the finger in games. He is in the last chance saloon as his career goes.Quote:
Originally Posted by ArdeeBhoy
according to you maybe (as if that matters). Keane will be given chances at premier league clubs for the next 4 years at least. More rubbish talk.
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Originally Posted by SkStu
maybe at mediocre clubs or maybe Villa at best....
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Originally Posted by Razors left peg
The elevator goes up and goes down not sideways.....
When the seagulls follow the trawler, it is because they think sardines will be thrown into the seaQuote:
Originally Posted by yapster
I always liked that Cantona allegory,
you degrade it by association with yapster's literary imagination :D
A solid home base builds a sense of selfQuote:
Originally Posted by Razors left peg
I don't think Robbie reputation has been done any damage to date since he moved to Celtic. His options in the summer will be much the same as they were in Jan.
“Reputation is character minus what you've been caught doing.”
Robbie should sign for Fulham or Newcastle IMO.
Would love to see him at fulham. Woy is no question the best manager in the prem for rejuvenating aging players. What he's done for duff is proof in the pudding
Indeed, the proof is in the pudding.
I dunno if Fulham would be my choice right now. I'd rather a club but with more scope for growth and momentum if he moves, even a lower profile club.
I think Fulham are right at the tip of a peak this season and will fade off again in the near future. Anything from an injury, a couple of sales or even a signing or two has more potential to upset the balance there than any other in form club at the moment IMO. Just a hunch on my part.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/foot...ic/8615887.stm
On-loan Tottenham striker Robbie Keane's goalscoring feats with Celtic have won him the player of the month award in the Scottish Premier League.
The 29-year-old received his Clydesdale Bank award for March following a streak of 12 goals in 13 games.
Keane was signed in January by then Celtic manager Tony Mowbray as he attempted to claw back the points deficit with title holders Rangers.
But Keane's eight goals during March could not save Mowbray from the sack.
Celtic won four of their five matches during the month, but a 4-0 defeat by relegation-threatened St Mirren sealed Mowbray's fate.
Keane also failed to score as Celtic suffered a surprise Scottish Cup exit in Saturday's Scottish Cup semi-final at the hands of First Division side Ross County.
he also couldn`t hack it against rangers when he was needed most....