It might not be long till the season starts but it's over a month and a half until the transfer window closes. We may not see any movement for a few weeks yet.
There's defo grounds for optimism. The one I'm most curious about is stewart. As I said prior I have pal who's quite knowledgeable on the English lower leagues and he thinks he is tremendous business for us. We defo lack a bit of leadership at the back and I'm hoping he brings it. He's only 5'10 as well which adds a bit more intrigue too but abz did a pod with a guy from a Wycombe pod who assured this is nothing to worry about.
Interestingly we still have a fair few Mcinnes players left in the first team squad now.
Mcrorie
Hayes
Lewis
Ferguson
Mackenzie
Can we include barron?
We will probably be down fergie by the end of the window I reckon. He's only got 2 years left and he ain't signing a new deal.
I have thought about this also, he's a very good pen box striker at this level. Thing is I'm not convinced he would be number one cf under Goodwin and at his stage in his career I can't see him accepting that.
Aye, ditto. I was genuinely surprised he came back for pre season but I suppose there are affairs to tie up and a free trip to Spain with the lads to enjoy (and who could blame him for wanting that).
I didn't say I was getting excited. I said this window doesn't feel as scattergun as the last two. Of course they could all be a disaster, very transfer is a gamble, but we seem to be being far more considered in who are we bringing in this window.
Sounds like this boy could be a really good bit of business.
Boyce is a interesting one, really good penalty box striker imo and even at 31 I would expect plenty of goals from him should this be anything other than paper talk. If he did come in though surely that means ramirez is defo away?
Whether it's worth it or not will ultimately come down to how well he performs when he does play. If he's solid as hell and a key member of a team that gets us into Europe/Cup success then you can argue it's a successful bit of business however much it might leave a bad taste in the mouth loaning from the tims.
I think it's fair to say though that he's probably never breaking into the celtic team regardless of how well he does with us. If he does well and enjoys his time here that could naturally lead to a permanent move like what nearly happened with Christie.
I didn't pay that much attention 2bh mate. That is a shame for Robson, that would have been a great gig for him. You can understand why they took JM though