What did walker say about Celtic ?

Did he say they were sh!te

Ginger, apparently he`s been positive recently about Rangers, so he is "capable"

What did walker say about Celtic ?

Did he say they were sh!te "

He'd have been as well just saying that right at the beginning of the season then maybe we'd have only had to put up with the poisoned dwarf for one week.

Because he's added fwck all else.

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comment by Gingernuts (U2992)
posted 45 seconds ago
He gets paid to offer a commentary, not engage in a season long running criticism of the club who gave him his living for a good few years.

Criticism is fine but his diatribe is just negative nonsense. We're all capable of seeing what's going wrong. An expert opinion is meant to have us mere fans understand a bit more and talk about what's good and what's bad.

Do you honestly think he's capable of any of that?
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It's just a pity broony couldn't articulate in this way instead of saying what he did, using Gary Neville as an example, only problem is Gary has been a manager so not a good example

Walker has been praising rangers recently but he seemed to talk a bit like Keith Harris when saying it , kinda through gritted teeth

I think he used Neville as a prime example of a good commentator and the comparison was exactly that. A direct comparison. But you knew that didn't you you cheeky scamp.

Walker has singled out Broony all season long. The man has carried a number of injuries and decided to play and try his best. He's not played well. We know that and Broony is his own self critic. At times he's been awful and had his own fans on his back for almost the entire term.

What has Walker added to this? He was a professional footballer. Did he play through injuries and damage himself further for the team? Did he fwck. So who the fwck is he to criticise without one ounce of understanding.

Because it's easy to do it from the safety of a studio and removed from the action. Then to slither away without being able to look at anyone in the eye says it all.

But again, you knew all that eh?

Walker has been praising rangers recently but he seemed to talk a bit like Keith Harris when saying it , kinda through a green birds erse "

Sorted.

comment by Gingernuts (U2992)
posted 3 minutes ago
I think he used Neville as a prime example of a good commentator and the comparison was exactly that. A direct comparison. But you knew that didn't you you cheeky scamp.

Walker has singled out Broony all season long. The man has carried a number of injuries and decided to play and try his best. He's not played well. We know that and Broony is his own self critic. At times he's been awful and had his own fans on his back for almost the entire term.

What has Walker added to this? He was a professional footballer. Did he play through injuries and damage himself further for the team? Did he fwck. So who the fwck is he to criticise without one ounce of understanding.

Because it's easy to do it from the safety of a studio and removed from the action. Then to slither away without being able to look at anyone in the eye says it all.

But again, you knew all that eh?
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you should be broonys PR , keep him away from the papers

Fwck that.

Walker is always hugely biased towards Celtic ffs

I saw a bit of your game on Saturday - there was a marginal offside call where the boy was level - but in real time I certainly thought he was offside and it was a tough decision for the linesman to make. Walker says he was "clearly onside" as if he was about 10 yards on.

An opposition player breathes on a Celtic player and he's calling for him to be booked, but a Celtic player clobbers someone and he starts bemoaning the ref reaching for his pocket.

I saw a bit of your game on Saturday - there was a marginal offside call where the boy was level - but in real time I certainly thought he was offside and it was a tough decision for the linesman to make. Walker says he was "clearly onside" as if he was about 10 yards on."

Aye you would think that wouldn't you?

Bigot.

comment by IvanGolacIsMagic (U5291)
posted 57 seconds ago
Walker is always hugely biased towards Celtic ffs

I saw a bit of your game on Saturday - there was a marginal offside call where the boy was level - but in real time I certainly thought he was offside and it was a tough decision for the linesman to make. Walker says he was "clearly onside" as if he was about 10 yards on.

An opposition player breathes on a Celtic player and he's calling for him to be booked, but a Celtic player clobbers someone and he starts bemoaning the ref reaching for his pocket.
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We never get anything off the referees anyway.

Interesting ivan

Tell us more about uniteds looming relegation

Aye

Relegation party looming.

I'll keep your seat at our top league venue for next season for you

comment by JFK - LOOK OVER HERE............................. (U8919)
posted 8 seconds ago
Interesting ivan

Tell us more about uniteds looming relegation
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Well my good friend, relegation is not a stranger to Dundee United as a football club - for many years the club was very much a yo-yo club, going up and down the leagues with regularity. Indeed, our first foray into the top flight in Scottish football, after winning the second division title in 1924/5, lasted just two years, and Dundee United endured our first relegation in 1926/27. Indeed, by 1932/33 we had been promoted and relegated three times.

United finally stabilised under Jerry Kerr but it was Jim McLean who led the club to what it is today, a name known and feared across the country. Sadly, after McLean left, the club again suffered relegation just a year after winning the cup, with Ivan Golac leaving his post shortly before relegation was confirmed. Just like those early years though, United bounced back immediately, with the Terrors beating Partick Thistle in a play off to move back into the top flight once more.

United remained in the top flight for 20 years, but unfortunately a number of issues around the club, not least terrible players and managers and a wantaway chairman, has led to United sitting on the brink of relegation. This can of course be confirmed at Dens Park tonight, a ground which has mainly happy memories for the Arabs but which may be a place of nightmares tonight. With relegation now a mere formality, it is simply a matter of when, not if.




I bet you never asked now ya kant.

He's trying to sook up to andy walker ginger

Thinks walker can put in a word to keep them up

*I bet you wished you never asked now


Sakes man, ruined it.

That can be the only rational explanation Keny

Relegation must do this to a man. Make him all sooky towards the bears, turn on anything Celtic, back up whiny wee commentators in the vain and futile hope it will change their destiny.

It will all end in tears.

I hear Ivan's was fe is moving out for the night.

With the dog.

Ivan's wife is moving out.

Taking little cannigia with her ginger?

He hates than we den dog

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At the risk of making you feel bad, we actually separated a few weeks ago.

And yes, she has kept the dog.

Sorry to hear that Ivan, been there myself, nae dug involved though.

win win then Ivan.

Seriously though, if you are not wumming, sorry to hear that.