Celtic Paranoia Laptop Loyal
by admin on Tuesday, June 30th, 2009 | No Comments
With all the talk of who is moving to Celtic this summer, have people forgotten Walter’s expertise?
Bougherra, Cuellar, Davis, Edu; he made Hutton a £9 million player almost overnight. I am completely confident that players brought in this season will be good players for Rangers, and as a result not worried about who Mowbray brings in for Celtic………..on that topic, how come Celtic fans are quoting the laptop loyal’s stories as gospel truth, when you consider the fact that they were linking players with Celtic before Mowbray even accepted the job ?
Selective paranoia ?
mowbray is doing a wgs..waiting to see who rangers ‘want’ then bids way over for them…loovens..lol..great tactics by walter..the man is a genius..
Traynor loses the plot
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