Always liked Christie and to think there were some on here not that long ago (you know who you are!) decrying him because 'he wasn't Celtic class'. Nyaffs.
I think he's better than Stu, more dynamic and positive.
But Armstrong leaves him eating dust innthe hairdo stakes, fkn Broony has a better do than him, wtf is going on with that fringe?
Stu's hair!!
His song! ahhhh memories!!
his hair is fineeee....
comment by Tully Original (U20686)
posted 42 minutes ago
Always liked Christie and to think there were some on here not that long ago (you know who you are!) decrying him because 'he wasn't Celtic class'. Nyaffs.
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Always been a fan, been watching him play since he was a wee bairn. Always stood out due to his old man, but you could see he was a good player early doors.
My only doubt was if he could handle the physical side of the game, which he's starting to prove he can
comment by Tully Original (U20686)
posted 1 hour, 10 minutes ago
Always liked Christie and to think there were some on here not that long ago (you know who you are!) decrying him because 'he wasn't Celtic class'. Nyaffs.
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Hmm.
To be fair, he was relatively mediocre during his loan spell at Aberdeen and was generally perceived as being on the periphery of things.
He did nothing during that spell, or indeed his time at Celtic before that, to suggest he was capable of becoming an important first team player.
I would suggest that anyone who is going to try to claim that they saw this coming and at the start of the season considered him as an important first team player is, as they say, at it.
You've tagged this on the premier League
Probably why not many have seen it
Christie has been one of this seasons highs tbh
Fabulous workrate and commitment
I honestly didn’t see Christie transforming into the player he is today. I had him as a Nail McGinn type who was good but not good enough. Delighted to be proved wrong on this 👍
McGregor and Christie compliment each other. With those two playing together we have a right good chance of three points every game.
Always on the move - himself & McGregor are the energy of this side......I think he will be even better next season as improving year on year - pleasing!
He put a bit meat on his bones as well, sure I read KT say he and Ryan often stayed after training at the weights room 👍
he can go missing at times though...
im not yet convinced - form good class temp?...
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posted on 5/4/19
Always liked Christie and to think there were some on here not that long ago (you know who you are!) decrying him because 'he wasn't Celtic class'. Nyaffs.
posted on 5/4/19
I think he's better than Stu, more dynamic and positive.
But Armstrong leaves him eating dust innthe hairdo stakes, fkn Broony has a better do than him, wtf is going on with that fringe?
posted on 5/4/19
Stu's hair!!
His song! ahhhh memories!!
his hair is fineeee....
posted on 5/4/19
comment by Tully Original (U20686)
posted 42 minutes ago
Always liked Christie and to think there were some on here not that long ago (you know who you are!) decrying him because 'he wasn't Celtic class'. Nyaffs.
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Always been a fan, been watching him play since he was a wee bairn. Always stood out due to his old man, but you could see he was a good player early doors.
My only doubt was if he could handle the physical side of the game, which he's starting to prove he can
posted on 5/4/19
comment by Tully Original (U20686)
posted 1 hour, 10 minutes ago
Always liked Christie and to think there were some on here not that long ago (you know who you are!) decrying him because 'he wasn't Celtic class'. Nyaffs.
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Hmm.
To be fair, he was relatively mediocre during his loan spell at Aberdeen and was generally perceived as being on the periphery of things.
He did nothing during that spell, or indeed his time at Celtic before that, to suggest he was capable of becoming an important first team player.
I would suggest that anyone who is going to try to claim that they saw this coming and at the start of the season considered him as an important first team player is, as they say, at it.
posted on 5/4/19
You've tagged this on the premier League
Probably why not many have seen it
Christie has been one of this seasons highs tbh
Fabulous workrate and commitment
posted on 5/4/19
I honestly didn’t see Christie transforming into the player he is today. I had him as a Nail McGinn type who was good but not good enough. Delighted to be proved wrong on this 👍
posted on 5/4/19
McGregor and Christie compliment each other. With those two playing together we have a right good chance of three points every game.
posted on 5/4/19
Always on the move - himself & McGregor are the energy of this side......I think he will be even better next season as improving year on year - pleasing!
posted on 5/4/19
He put a bit meat on his bones as well, sure I read KT say he and Ryan often stayed after training at the weights room 👍
posted on 5/4/19
he can go missing at times though...
im not yet convinced - form good class temp?...
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