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‘Dave King should bow to Leigh Griffiths’s superior knowledge of Celtic – after all he sits and watches them every week’
be further ahead of their rivals and pointed to last season’s 39-point gap. The Scotland striker also said Bruno Alves was the only foreign Ibrox import he had heard of.
But said: “Not many had heard of Lubo Moravcik and Henrik Larsson before they signed for Celtic and look how well they did.”
said: “King should bow to Griffiths’s superior knowledge of Celtic. After all, he sits and watches them every week.”
said: “There is merit in what King says as Celtic could have been given the trophy at the start of each season Rangers weren’t in the top flight.
“But the Ibrox side were disappointing last season while Celtic are arrogant and their fans are deluded because there is no competition. They will be found out in Europe.”
said: “Celtic were miles in front of Rangers last term but King’s point is they could have been out of sight if they hadn’t stalled under Ronny Deila.”
The issue over Celtic rejecting tickets for their possible tie against Linfield in Belfast also continues to rumble on. And some reckon the Parkhead club are doing it due to fears over their fans’ behaviour rather than security issues.
emailed: “Celtic refused tickets due to fears their fans would riot and earn them a European ban.”
emailed: “Cliftonville fans visit Windsor Park regularly without any problems. Celtic are more worried about the behaviour of their own fans and yet another UEFA fine.”
said: “Everyone seems to be missing the point over Celtic’s refusal to take tickets for the Linfield game. The Hoops support need to look at themselves at times like this. No other team would have concerns over travelling fans. It comes down to their Irish republican stance. That is why they can’t go to Belfast because two bigoted cultures result in conflict.” At last a call on a non-Old Firm related matter and
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