You’re not a fan then? 😂

Yes, I know. I’ve already agreed that fact with the first poster that said the same. Celtic probably won’t want to sell him, as he’s become a decent squad member. Just trying to point out the amount Celtic would want to receive for him, in the hypothetical situation of him becoming available. It’s a non starter.

Quite agree and, after having watched Yang for a couple of seasons, I’m not sure I’d want to pay that sort of fee for him, although on his day he can be quite effective.

Have seen a report from Scotland this morning that Rovers are looking to buy Celtic’s Yang, should Dolan be sold. The South Korean, who cost £2m, has played a total of 66 games for Celtic, scoring 6 goals. It took Yang a long time to ‘come good’ at Celtic Park and opinion on him is still divided. Still really a fringe or squad player, rather than a starter and a fair few of those games were coming on as a substitute. If the deal were to go ahead, I think Celtic would be looking to double their initial investment, or possibly receive up to around £5m. Say what you will about the Celtic board (biscuit tin mentality when spending money), they are tough negotiators.

Middlesbrough and West Brom have drawn. We’ve just to see this out now.

Twice at Tannadice today, Celtic fans did what it takes to get themselves noticed. A campaign (not by just Celtic fans) against the high cost of tickets within Scottish football. At today’s game, what should have been a ticket price of around £35 was bumped up to £42 for the visiting support. Meanwhile, some Dundee United fans were admitted for £10 to try and bolster the home support and the overall attendance. About 150 tangerines were thrown onto the pitch during the first half, with a banner behind the nets saying something along the lines of ‘enjoy the fruits of our labour.’ Later on in the game, a shed load of footballs were punted onto the pitch. Both times, the game was held up for two or three minutes and the point was made with the tv pundits talking about the situation and the cameras focusing on the banner. Is something like this beyond the support at Ewood? So simple and avoids any problems of arrests, were a pitch invasion ever to be contemplated.

🍊🍊0-5 🍀🍀 🍺🍾🍺🍾🍺 🏆🏆🏆🏆 From Walfrid, Glass and Maley to Clark, McNeill and Stein From those who laid the stepping stones, to those who wore the green This is Paradise.. 🎼🎻🎸

Silva down now, holding his chest and shrieking like a four year old girl. Warm milk for the baby, came the cry.

Pep jumping up and down on the touchline, throwing his arms up in the air like an animated puppet. Love it..😂

Leeds currently 3-0 up at home to Stoke, so, if Burnley beat Sheffield United later this afternoon, looks like they’ll be going up with Leeds. I’ve never liked Leeds and, in my younger days, I would have felt that life wasn’t worth living watching the Clarettes win promotion. These days, I’m indifferent to it all. 😕

Unfortunately, I never saw him play as I started going in the 1966-67 season, shortly after he had moved to Bradford Park Avenue. I did, however, have the privilege of meeting him at a function a couple of years ago. Had a good chat with Mick and his wife, originally a Darrener. A really nice couple and family. RIP Mick and condolences to family and friends.

Well done Ian. You came across very well, covering most of the problems we are all experiencing as long suffering fans, including the apathy and incompetence of both the owners and board.

Best of luck with that one robbo. With all due respect, I don’t think you’re reading the room. It’s Venky’s Out and the Three Stooges Out at all costs.

Certainly is. Burnley Bob. Most of the younger ones on here won’t know that. Despite his longevity here, supposedly a Clarette.