[Matchday] Celtic v West Ham Friendly Sat 24 July 3pm KO.

It's like replacing a jobby with a *

 

They're both that bad I can't see us getting past Midtjylland with either, we'll have to score at least 3 or 4 goals to be sure of it, I'd still go with Bain over Barkas though, he at least can make some saves, Barkas can't, Bains passing isn't any worse than Barkas either, I actually remember Bain being phenomenal with his feet when he was given a run under Brendan, I think if Bain was playing on Tuesday night we win that game.

Would start Bain against West Ham, hope he has a good game, then start him again on Wednesday, but a new GK is needed for the next tie 100% and the recruitment department and board better be getting that sorted as we speak. I feel slightly more relaxed with Bain over Barkas, only slightly right enough.

 

........................hazard.......................
Oconnor..welsh...murray...m'gomery
............Robertson......shaw..............
.........................rogic........................
..abada...........ajeti..............forrest..

 

That'd be close to my side but Bitton and Hjelde on a half time. Abada, Shaw and O'Connor off after 60 mins.

 

Nae point playing Biton, he's suspended (for the qualifier of course)

 

Cheers Sean but as it happens managed to get sorted. Having to use a spare ST for Saturday so wouldn't have risked causing a fuss in someone else's name.

EDIT. Though I know for a fact the lifts were in use for wheelchair access to the JS disabled section ie top of the lower section on Tuesday night.

 

I'd play him solely to protect others from injury.

 

If thats the rationale then surely it's better to get one of the colts in for a run out

 

If I were Ange I'd want to check out his commitment and contrition.

Plus it's a top ten EPL club. No doubt they'll be playing some fringe players but the last thing you want is an embarrassing loss to * up our momentum.

 

Hi all. Think this is my first message, and probably asking in the wrong place... Sorry if so:
got picked for the west ham game tomorrow (watching, not playing but id probably be up for taking a shot in goals - 50 yr old short chubby woman may fare better than the performance this week). Anyway, does anyone know what the format is for the lateral flow test it says we need - do we do it there at the stadium?? Or at home and bring it, or a pic? Anyone know from the last game? Thanks

 

Consensus seems to be that no-one was asked v Preston or Midjtylland.

 

Thought we'd got rid of that *?

 

There are no checks made on the day. Up to individuals if they want to take a test before or after. Checks aren't made on ID either so as long as your ticket scans you are in.

Ticket will say enter by a certain time and seen a few saying between 1 & 1.30 but highly doubt many will adhere to that. It's forecast to a scorching day and remember none of the food courts will be open. Free small cartons of still water are on offer though once inside. Can have as many as you want. Food wise can take snacks or sweets in but they are supposed to be in a clear bag.

 

Thanks for that - buzzing to go but was a bit thrown by the lateral flow thing. I saw it said no bags so thought I'd be needing big pockets

 

Women can take handbags in no problem but might be asked to open and have them checked. The no bags thing I think is meant at those who go in wearing small rucksacks. Those are usually people flying back home etc and have their luggage with them.

 

Ah, perfect thanks.

 

Title of this thread should be Saturday 24th July not 25th

 

Genuine concern, to accommodate safe social distancing the club have moved me from 408, aaaaahhhhh, man close to greetin,
to 417, the concern is, is 417 in the huns seating area AND should I take a strong disinfectant for the seat as well as my hand sanitizer?