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Celtic fan here.I never go into any champions league game with confidence but with the home crowd Celtic more often than not raise their game and do us proud.City fans have the right to be confident because there probably wouldn't be one Celtic player who would get into the man city first 11 however some city fans confidence borders on the arrogance.Firstly the city fans who are saying we will put the boot in obviously never watch Celtic games.We have a team that don't even tackle as shown by the 3 tackles in the whole game against Barcelona.Its pretty disrespectful calling Celtic the standard of an average English Premiership team.When Celtic beat barca in 2012 and qualified for the last 16 of the champions league ahead of benfica who went into the Europa league and reached the final,the english journalists on the "press pass" on talksport described us as a championship team which was ironic as that season man city,for the second year running,hadn't qualified for the last 16!So long as Celtic don't play the same tactics as we did in Barcelona,ie 5 at the back,and have a go then we'll give you a game.
rubbish even your keeper is a thug .....
BRENDAN RODGERS is unhappy BT Sport ran 14 replays of Craig Gordon’s Betfred Cup challenge on Alloa’s Greig Spence.
I get that — just one look was enough to see it deserved a straight red card.
Brendan picks his words with tweezers so you can bet he knew what he was doing.
Backing whistler Alan Muir will have gone down well within the refereeing community. Likewise, Gordon needs a bit of support right now.
But the keeper’s lunge at Spence would have seen him done for assault on Sauchiehall Street.
Brendan’s claim that Celtic had two players goal-side is irrelevant. Thanks to Kolo Toure’s poor positioning Gordon had to come all the way.
The big keeper was late, high and leading with his studs. It’s a nailed-on red card.
As for the number of slow motion replays? Is he saying there’s an agenda here? Listen, there was a time when Celtic justifiably felt they were being done in by the football establishment.