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Glasgow Celtic Talk/Gossip/Rumours Thread 2008/09
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Never saw him play but from clips he seems to drag the opposing defence all over the place. Encouraging that 4 premiership teams wanted to sign him.
Could be the perfect partner for skippy creating space and improving the final ball which killed us towards the end of last season.
His goals ratio isn't too hot but i think he's being brought in for creativity. 15 to 20 goals and 10 assists next season from him and we'll call it a satisfactory debut season!!
At least the board is spending.
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N'Guemo actually a done deal already. 1 year loan with the option to buy. Both will travel to Oz with Celtic.
http://www.asnl.net/actu.html
That's Hartley and Vennegoor's replacements in. 0 -
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Left back, centre half and maybe some sort of midfield playmaker as Crosas is the only one with first team experience and he hasn't got much himself. Preferably an attacking one though. We can't pin our hopes on McCourt.
I've been looking up on N'Guemo. He's not a sitting midfielder. Seems to be all action exactly like Brown.0 -
Left back, centre half and maybe some sort of midfield playmaker as Crosas is the only one with first team experience and he hasn't got much himself. Preferably an attacking one though. We can't pin our hopes on McCourt.
I've been looking up on N'Guemo. He's not a sitting midfielder. Seems to be all action exactly like Brown.[/QUOT
Yeah i agree, I think also that Mowbray will see that we need to play to Browns strenghts in paticular in european games, in theory Flood could have a part in the team next season im not sure where tho.0 -
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Join Date:Posts: 10663
poindexter wrote: »YNWA BBJ
thoughts and prayers go out to you big man
Dreadful news, was shocked to hear that this morning. Scares the f**k out of me, especially when he's so young and has a young family also.
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TV deal completed with SKY & ESPN
At today’s AGM, the clubs agreed a £65 million deal with Sky and ESPN to screen 60 live Clydesdale Bank Premier League matches each season across the UK and Ireland.
The deal will last until the end of season 2011/12 with the SPL having an option to extend for a further two seasons.
Lex Gold, Chairman of the SPL, said: “We are pleased that in just over three weeks we have been able to strike this deal. Sky and ESPN are two of the biggest names in sports broadcasting and they will bring first class production standards and a wide audience to the table.
"We are looking forward to working with both in the coming years to raise the profile of the SPL for our clubs, fans and partners."
Additional information
+ Sky and ESPN will both cover 30 live Clydesdale Bank Premier League games each season.
+ The broadcast slots will remain as Saturday lunchtimes, Sunday lunchtimes, Sunday afternoons and Monday nights.
+ The SPL’s existing broadcasting deals with BBC, BT Vision, MG ALBA and Sportfive will be unaffected by this deal.
+ All games will be broadcast in High Definition and Standard Definition formats.
what i want to know is how much it's gonna cost me to subscribe to this.:eek::eek: at monday nights. can't wait for a celtic rankers game on easter monday night
SPL agrees TV deal with Sky-ESPN
The Scottish Premier League has agreed a £65m five-year deal with Sky and ESPN to screen 60 live matches each season.
But the SPL has an option of opting out of the final two seasons of the agreement with the new grouping.
Sky-ESPN's deal replaces the one agreed with collapsed broadcaster Setanta, but the clubs will earn about half what they would have gained under that deal.
The new contract is worth a similar amount to Setanta's original deal - £13m per year - due to end next year.
Scotland's 12 top-flight clubs - some of whom were facing severe financial problems without a TV deal - voted on the proposal at the league's annual meeting at Hampden Park on Thursday.
And SPL chairman Lex Gold said: "We are pleased that in just over three weeks we have been able to strike this deal.
"Sky and ESPN are two of the biggest names in sports broadcasting and they will bring first-class production standards and a wide audience to the table.
"We are looking forward to working with both in the coming years to raise the profile of the SPL for our clubs, fans and partners."
Setanta's original contract began in 2006 and the Irish-based broadcaster had negotiated a new contract worth £125m due to begin in 2010.
However, Setanta lost the rights to top-flight football in England and Scotland after being unable to meet payments at the end of last season.
Disney-owned ESPN last month bought the rights to show English Premier League matches that were to have been shown by Setanta.
It plans to launch a new UK sports channel, called ESPN, on 3 August and reached an initial deal to have the channel shown on Sky, which will also be responsible for selling advertising on the new channel.
ESPN-Sky were believed to have offered a five-year contract, but the SPL appears to have won an option for the final to seasons with the new grouping, and the agreement will last until at least the end of season 2011-12.
Rangers chief executive Martin Bain said this week that he had been in discussions with Celtic about buying the broadcasting rights themselves because they were unhappy at what they viewed as a cut-price offer.
However, it is believed that the Old Firm's proposal was not voted on at Thursday's meeting.
Meanwhile, St Mirren chairman Stewart Gilmour has been elected to the SPL board, replacing Campbell Christie, who has stepped down as chairman of Falkirk.
Gold was elected unanimously for the eleventh time as chairman but indicated that he would stand down in the autumn.
Hibernian's Rod Petrie, Aberdeen's Duncan Fraser and Rangers' Martin Bain were all re-elected by the clubs to complete the SPL board along with newly-appointed chief executive Neil Doncaster.0 -
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