How come aw Celtic fans hate King

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comment by JuegoDeFuego (U19139)
posted 23 hours, 41 minutes ago
I don't think anyone really 'hates' King. Hes not really been around enough to generate that level of feeling

Some Celtic fans on here will generally dislike or try to discredit anyone who is part of the team trying to sort out the mess over Ibrox way.

Then when one of the darts hits the target we get an avalanche of 'I told you so' as if it were some sort of genuine insight rather than just a general dissing of a Rangers employee.

With King there is an obvious 'colourful history' to discredit him with. He is a very easy target so whenever there is a misstep it cheapens the 'we told you so - you just wouldn't listen' pa$h even more.
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Spot on!

dont think its fair to say "one of the darts"

whyte - baddy
green - baddy
ashely - baddy

and imo king - not a baddy but a bit of a loony who will say anything he has to in order to keep people on his side.

i dont think its fair to say one, you had rangers fans on here who genuinly bought into each of these guys, including charles greens dallas cowboys schite

worth pointing out, that there are loony celtic fans who beleive everything that nutters like phil mcajsdfjsklajfklaj say

comment by Curly 💩 - I'm mumpsimus and I know it.... (U1103)
posted 1 day ago
I just hope I fail as much in business as he has as I will then have a very happy retirement
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Just to be clear, King isn't really a businessman, at least not in the traditional sense.

He was allegedly a fixit man for one of the most corrupt governments the world has ever seen.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but other than his government consultancy business, has he run any traditional businesses?

Also, don't get me wrong here, if he was a fixit man then he would clearly possess a pretty useful set of skills. Skills which would have been sought after 20 years ago. I just wonder how useful those skills are in football in 2017.

ah here speaketh a business man Mick

comment by The Duke (U10059)
posted 2 minutes ago
ah here speaketh a business man Mick
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Eh?

Is what I said incorrect? It might be I don't know too much about him.

I'm not criticising King, I just didn't think he had ever ran a traditional business, and the skills required to run a football teams in the modern era of regulation compared to a government consultancy firm in apartheid South Africa would be very different.

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