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+x+x+x+xSaw a suggestion he should join Leeds. Could be good under Biesla and a tick closer to Manchester. I'd prefer that but I hope Celtic make the CL. Celtic are guaranteed at least Europa League right? If they get done by AEK which is looking likely right now i think they go into the europa league playoff. Yes, loser will drop to the Europa League playoff draw. Champions League Playoff:Celtic/ASK Athens (winner) vs Malmo/MOL Vidi (winner). Europa League Playoff: Celtic/ASK Athens (loser) vs Spartans Jurmala/Suduva (winner).
Celtic shouldn't have any problems in that europa league playoff if they end up there. celtic are possibly better off losing now and getting into europa rather then going into the champions league groups and just getting thumped 3 times.
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+x+x+x+x+xSaw a suggestion he should join Leeds. Could be good under Biesla and a tick closer to Manchester. I'd prefer that but I hope Celtic make the CL. Celtic are guaranteed at least Europa League right? If they get done by AEK which is looking likely right now i think they go into the europa league playoff. Yes, loser will drop to the Europa League playoff draw. Champions League Playoff:Celtic/ASK Athens (winner) vs Malmo/MOL Vidi (winner). Europa League Playoff: Celtic/ASK Athens (loser) vs Spartans Jurmala/Suduva (winner).
Celtic shouldn't have any problems in that europa league playoff if they end up there. celtic are possibly better off losing now and getting into europa rather then going into the champions league groups and just getting thumped 3 times. Football wise?? Possibly. Money wise?? No.
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lebo_roo
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Wonder why he just landed at Paris airport. He just posted a check in on his Insta. PSG? lol
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JayEss
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Yeah lol just saw he was at Paris airport. Any ideas why?
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WSF
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Might just be a stop over on the way to Scotland, sight seeing.
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+xMight just be a stop over on the way to Scotland, sight seeing. He was at Celtic's CL qualifying two nights ago sitting in the stands. Looks like it might take a few days longer before the loan goes through. Brendan Rodgers did say on their end it's all done, they are just waiting on City I guess.
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If he can get on the pitch it will be good for him. I'm not expecting it straight away. Needs to learn the system, fitness etc but I guess we'll know by Xmas
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He was in Paris collecting his work visa.
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Decentric
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+x+xThe reasons why Arzani is @ Celtic: 1) He gets to play with similar young talents and without a shit tonne of pressure and the whole world breathing down his neck.2) He gets vital experience playing in UEFA Champions League. Re: (1) He may not have the " pressure of the whole world breathing down his neck" (did he ever??). What he will get is plenty of pressure that comes from playing for (1) Celtic. (2) Playing football in Glasow. Both which have seen plenty of players crack under/not handle the pressure that come with playing for Celtic, and/or playing in Glasgow. As for your point (2). If he is good enough for game time, then yes, he will get " vital experience playing in UEFA Champions League". I was staggered at the size of the crowd in a Rangers v Celtic game. Glasgow is football mad too, as is the whole of Scotland! Celtic fans expect the the coaching hierarchy and players to win every game. There will heaps of pressure for Arzani. I've been way from 442 for a fair while. Didn't realise he was signed by Celtic?
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+xIf he can get on the pitch it will be good for him. I'm not expecting it straight away. Needs to learn the system, fitness etc but I guess we'll know by Xmas Without any equivocation, if Arzani was effective as he was in the World Cup, against far better opposition, manifesting in France Denmark and Peru, than almost any club side in the world, with France arguably being better than any club team, Arzani is easily good enough for a starting position at Celtic.
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+x+xIf he can get on the pitch it will be good for him. I'm not expecting it straight away. Needs to learn the system, fitness etc but I guess we'll know by Xmas Without any equivocation, if Arzani was effective as he was in the World Cup, against far better opposition, manifesting in France Denmark and Peru, than almost any club side in the world, with France arguably being better than any club team, Arzani is easily good enough for a starting position at Celtic. The strength and/or quality from opposing teams is irrelevant. The quality of his team mate(s) who he will be fighting for the same spot will be his biggest challenge.
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+x+x+xThe reasons why Arzani is @ Celtic: 1) He gets to play with similar young talents and without a shit tonne of pressure and the whole world breathing down his neck.2) He gets vital experience playing in UEFA Champions League. Re: (1) He may not have the " pressure of the whole world breathing down his neck" (did he ever??). What he will get is plenty of pressure that comes from playing for (1) Celtic. (2) Playing football in Glasow. Both which have seen plenty of players crack under/not handle the pressure that come with playing for Celtic, and/or playing in Glasgow. As for your point (2). If he is good enough for game time, then yes, he will get " vital experience playing in UEFA Champions League". I was staggered at the size of the crowd in a Rangers v Celtic game. Glasgow is football mad too, as is the whole of Scotland! Celtic fans expect the the coaching hierarchy and players to win every game. There will heaps of pressure for Arzani. I've been way from 442 for a fair while. Didn't realise he was signed by Celtic? Welcome to the forum Decentric.
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+x+x+xIf he can get on the pitch it will be good for him. I'm not expecting it straight away. Needs to learn the system, fitness etc but I guess we'll know by Xmas Without any equivocation, if Arzani was effective as he was in the World Cup, against far better opposition, manifesting in France Denmark and Peru, than almost any club side in the world, with France arguably being better than any club team, Arzani is easily good enough for a starting position at Celtic. The strength and/or quality from opposing teams is irrelevant. The quality of his team mate(s) who he will be fighting for the same spot will be his biggest challenge. But would the other Celtic wingers have performed at the same standard? Sinclair and Forrest possibly but the others no where near. He should be 1st drop for both wings. Having said that I don't like the sound of Rodgers attitude towards him. Sounds like he was a signing made at board level and thrust upon him. Rodgers a bit put out and another guilty of perceptual bias against Aussie football possibly. If you watch the kid carefully for any length of time totally open minded you'll see he's special. Not just by Aussie standards either but by world standards. He has literally everything in his locker. Best prospect since Emerton and kewell
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+x+x+x+xIf he can get on the pitch it will be good for him. I'm not expecting it straight away. Needs to learn the system, fitness etc but I guess we'll know by Xmas Without any equivocation, if Arzani was effective as he was in the World Cup, against far better opposition, manifesting in France Denmark and Peru, than almost any club side in the world, with France arguably being better than any club team, Arzani is easily good enough for a starting position at Celtic. The strength and/or quality from opposing teams is irrelevant. The quality of his team mate(s) who he will be fighting for the same spot will be his biggest challenge. But would the other Celtic wingers have performed at the same standard? Sinclair and Forrest possibly but the others no where near. He should be 1st drop for both wings. Having said that I don't like the sound of Rodgers attitude towards him. Sounds like he was a signing made at board level and thrust upon him. Rodgers a bit put out and another guilty of perceptual bias against Aussie football possibly. If you watch the kid carefully for any length of time totally open minded you'll see he's special. Not just by Aussie standards either but by world standards. He has literally everything in his locker. Best prospect since Emerton and kewell A lot of Celtic fans have said he isn't a Brendan Rodgers signing and the board have signed him after BR said he knew nothing about him. I actually think BR was just saying that to the media trying to play him down.
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Decentric
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+x+x+x+xThe reasons why Arzani is @ Celtic: 1) He gets to play with similar young talents and without a shit tonne of pressure and the whole world breathing down his neck.2) He gets vital experience playing in UEFA Champions League. Re: (1) He may not have the " pressure of the whole world breathing down his neck" (did he ever??). What he will get is plenty of pressure that comes from playing for (1) Celtic. (2) Playing football in Glasow. Both which have seen plenty of players crack under/not handle the pressure that come with playing for Celtic, and/or playing in Glasgow. As for your point (2). If he is good enough for game time, then yes, he will get " vital experience playing in UEFA Champions League". I was staggered at the size of the crowd in a Rangers v Celtic game. Glasgow is football mad too, as is the whole of Scotland! Celtic fans expect the the coaching hierarchy and players to win every game. There will heaps of pressure for Arzani. I've been way from 442 for a fair while. Didn't realise he was signed by Celtic? Welcome to the forum Decentric. LOL!
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Decentric
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+x+x+x+xIf he can get on the pitch it will be good for him. I'm not expecting it straight away. Needs to learn the system, fitness etc but I guess we'll know by Xmas Without any equivocation, if Arzani was effective as he was in the World Cup, against far better opposition, manifesting in France Denmark and Peru, than almost any club side in the world, with France arguably being better than any club team, Arzani is easily good enough for a starting position at Celtic. The strength and/or quality from opposing teams is irrelevant. The quality of his team mate(s) who he will be fighting for the same spot will be his biggest challenge. But would the other Celtic wingers have performed at the same standard? Sinclair and Forrest possibly but the others no where near. He should be 1st drop for both wings. Having said that I don't like the sound of Rodgers attitude towards him. Sounds like he was a signing made at board level and thrust upon him. Rodgers a bit put out and another guilty of perceptual bias against Aussie football possibly. If you watch the kid carefully for any length of time totally open minded you'll see he's special. Not just by Aussie standards either but by world standards. He has literally everything in his locker. Best prospect since Emerton and kewell Fair comment about the level he has performed well at, BOH. It is a worry if Rodgers didn't really want him though and he was a board signing.
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Decentric
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+x+x+xIf he can get on the pitch it will be good for him. I'm not expecting it straight away. Needs to learn the system, fitness etc but I guess we'll know by Xmas Without any equivocation, if Arzani was effective as he was in the World Cup, against far better opposition, manifesting in France Denmark and Peru, than almost any club side in the world, with France arguably being better than any club team, Arzani is easily good enough for a starting position at Celtic. The strength and/or quality from opposing teams is irrelevant. The quality of his team mate(s) who he will be fighting for the same spot will be his biggest challenge. He has performed creditably against higher calibre opposition than his competitors. Nevertheless, it is the perception of the coach as to how he fits into his game plans, with and without the ball, compared to his competitors that will be paramount.
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+x+x+x+xIf he can get on the pitch it will be good for him. I'm not expecting it straight away. Needs to learn the system, fitness etc but I guess we'll know by Xmas Without any equivocation, if Arzani was effective as he was in the World Cup, against far better opposition, manifesting in France Denmark and Peru, than almost any club side in the world, with France arguably being better than any club team, Arzani is easily good enough for a starting position at Celtic. The strength and/or quality from opposing teams is irrelevant. The quality of his team mate(s) who he will be fighting for the same spot will be his biggest challenge. He has performed creditably against higher calibre opposition than his competitors. Nevertheless, it is the perception of the coach as to how he fits into his game plans, with and without the ball, compared to his competitors that will be paramount. Not necessarily. How many minutes did Arzani play against France? Denmark? Peru?
While he did play against quality opponents (no argument) in the World Cup, he will be competing against team-mates who also have played against world class opponents. His "in-team" competitors have plenty of world-class experience themselves from playing in the Champions League (clubs), international tournament's likes the 'World Cup' (qualifiers/proper), 'UEFA European Championship' (qualifiers/proper), etc, etc.
Don't get me wrong. If/when he signs with Celtic, I hope he sets the world on fire. What I'm just saying is, his competition for game time is a wee bit tougher then that you seem to give credit for (unless I misread something - in which case I apologise ☺). But as I just said, I will love to see him set the world on fire ☺
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+x+x+xThe reasons why Arzani is @ Celtic: 1) He gets to play with similar young talents and without a shit tonne of pressure and the whole world breathing down his neck.2) He gets vital experience playing in UEFA Champions League. Re: (1) He may not have the " pressure of the whole world breathing down his neck" (did he ever??). What he will get is plenty of pressure that comes from playing for (1) Celtic. (2) Playing football in Glasow. Both which have seen plenty of players crack under/not handle the pressure that come with playing for Celtic, and/or playing in Glasgow. As for your point (2). If he is good enough for game time, then yes, he will get " vital experience playing in UEFA Champions League". The champion league experience is now looking a little shaky, maybe Europa League. Champions League ❌ Europa League ❓ If we [s]play[/s] defend like we did tonight, then qualifying for Europa League group stages doesn't look very achievable at the minute 😦😡😧
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Decentric
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+x+x+x+x+xIf he can get on the pitch it will be good for him. I'm not expecting it straight away. Needs to learn the system, fitness etc but I guess we'll know by Xmas Without any equivocation, if Arzani was effective as he was in the World Cup, against far better opposition, manifesting in France Denmark and Peru, than almost any club side in the world, with France arguably being better than any club team, Arzani is easily good enough for a starting position at Celtic. The strength and/or quality from opposing teams is irrelevant. The quality of his team mate(s) who he will be fighting for the same spot will be his biggest challenge. He has performed creditably against higher calibre opposition than his competitors. Nevertheless, it is the perception of the coach as to how he fits into his game plans, with and without the ball, compared to his competitors that will be paramount. Not necessarily. How many minutes did Arzani play against France? Denmark? Peru?
While he did play against quality opponents (no argument) in the World Cup, he will be competing against team-mates who also have played against world class opponents. His "in-team" competitors have plenty of world-class experience themselves from playing in the Champions League (clubs), international tournament's likes the 'World Cup' (qualifiers/proper), 'UEFA European Championship' (qualifiers/proper), etc, etc.
Don't get me wrong. If/when he signs with Celtic, I hope he sets the world on fire. What I'm just saying is, his competition for game time is a wee bit tougher then that you seem to give credit for (unless I misread something - in which case I apologise ☺). But as I just said, I will love to see him set the world on fire ☺
Actually, I have to take my hat off to you with this response, BB. You've made some very good points!
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+x+x+x+xIf he can get on the pitch it will be good for him. I'm not expecting it straight away. Needs to learn the system, fitness etc but I guess we'll know by Xmas Without any equivocation, if Arzani was effective as he was in the World Cup, against far better opposition, manifesting in France Denmark and Peru, than almost any club side in the world, with France arguably being better than any club team, Arzani is easily good enough for a starting position at Celtic. The strength and/or quality from opposing teams is irrelevant. The quality of his team mate(s) who he will be fighting for the same spot will be his biggest challenge. But would the other Celtic wingers have performed at the same standard? Sinclair and Forrest possibly but the others no where near. He should be 1st drop for both wings. Having said that I don't like the sound of Rodgers attitude towards him. Sounds like he was a signing made at board level and thrust upon him. Rodgers a bit put out and another guilty of perceptual bias against Aussie football possibly. If you watch the kid carefully for any length of time totally open minded you'll see he's special. Not just by Aussie standards either but by world standards. He has literally everything in his locker. Best prospect since Emerton and kewell Dude wouldn't be surprised if the same goes for several of his squad tbf. Pretty sure he braught Sinclair and Toure in but it'd be hard to believe he had any input in the rest of their signings ..
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Bundoora B
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+x+x+xIf he can get on the pitch it will be good for him. I'm not expecting it straight away. Needs to learn the system, fitness etc but I guess we'll know by Xmas Without any equivocation, if Arzani was effective as he was in the World Cup, against far better opposition, manifesting in France Denmark and Peru, than almost any club side in the world, with France arguably being better than any club team, Arzani is easily good enough for a starting position at Celtic. The strength and/or quality from opposing teams is irrelevant. The quality of his team mate(s) who he will be fighting for the same spot will be his biggest challenge. couldnt disagree more while getting on the pitch is his initial biggest challenge, it means nothing if you aren't up against decent competition. I think the SPL has started to turn around, and it is a proper step up from the AL. it's a good spot to get his sea legs, but he will need to move on pretty rapidly - or risk coasting it like rogic. my concern is that he will be sitting on the bench waiting to play in an ok league. he would probably be better off sitting on the bench for a better team in a better league with better coaching and development - particularly in a league which would encourage his style of play rather than an overtly physical game like in scotland or australia.
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It's a low level league
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He didn’t have to play twice against AEK.
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He will get on. It's Celtic ffs. He is good enough. He is smooth as fuck on the ball. I see him getting plenty of minutes. And if you can remember Rodgers gave Brad Smith plenty of opportunities and game time. Don't worry.
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The arrogance of Celtic fans on their forum is astounding.
Can't qualify for the CL and will most likely make up the numbers in UEL yet apparently they're above a player of Arzani's qualities.
The SPL is dogshit.
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Has he actually signed for Celtic yet?
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+xHas he actually signed for Celtic yet? Nah, still can change his mind
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Can they just get this shit sorted and be done with it
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+xThe arrogance of Celtic fans on their forum is astounding. Can't qualify for the CL and will most likely make up the numbers in UEL yet apparently they're above a player of Arzani's qualities. The SPL is dogshit. Really? Celtic is one of the most famous football clubs not only in Europe, but the WORLD. As PROMISING as Arzani is, he's an untested talent and really any kid would be glad to get a chance to play at a great club like Celtic.
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