[Mindzei]

SOOK MA BOABYYYYYYYYYYYYY

[retired_mehmood]

Originally posted by Hairy Coo:
SOOK MA BOABYYYYYYYYYYYYY

Interesting!

[retired_kaila4337]

Originally posted by fbc_89:
Delvecchio Goal 1

Delvecchio Goal 2

Headbutt

Few clips I could find on Delvecchio, couple of decent goals and an impressive subtle attack on Materazzi. Worth the £3m for the goal celebrations alone though .

Delvecchio's face on 20 seconds of the headbutt one is quality.

Celebrations > *

[retired_bernadette downing]

Originally posted by Hairy Coo:
SOOK MA BOABYYYYYYYYYYYYY

Bit early to be on the tonic, no?

[retired_jdupont]

Leões de Lisboa - 40° Aniversário

:thup: :thup:

I mean the thread title, not the Champions Cup title.

[Mindzei]

Originally posted by GingerFurball:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by Hairy Coo:
SOOK MA BOABYYYYYYYYYYYYY

Bit early to be on the tonic, no? </BLOCKQUOTE>

Never too early

[retired_leanne]

Transfers:

IN:

Scott Mcdonald - Motherwell 750K
Chris Killen - Hibs FREE
Scott Brown - Hibs 4.4M

OUT:

Neil Lennon Freed
Kjartan Finbogason (?)

We also have a young Bulgarian called Tomislav Pavlov joining us from CSKA Sofia anyone know anything about him?

[retired_klefurgy]

nowt apart from he's really young

[retired_klefurgy]

Naismith fires transfer warning
Kilmarnock striker Steven Naismith says he would prefer to stay at Rugby Park than sit on the bench at one of the Old Firm clubs.

The 20-year-old has been linked with Celtic and Rangers, with the Ibrox club having a £400,000 offer rejected.

"I don't want to go to a team where I'm not going to play every week," the SPFA Young Player of the Year said.

"It would be a step back if I was to go to a team where I would be sitting on the bench or not even involved."

Interview: Kilmarnock striker Steven Naismith

Naismith scored 19 goals for the Rugby Park outfit last season and is in no rush to leave the Ayrshire club.

"I believe in my ability and, no matter what the team, if I go there, I'm thinking that I'll be able to play every week," he said.

If I'm good enough in training, I would expect to be playing every week
Steven Naismith

"If I'm good enough in training, I would expect to be playing every week.

"I'm not going to sit here and say 'I want to move to Rangers' or 'I want to move to Celtic' because that's not the case.

"The move needs to be right for me and everybody around me."

Naismith said, if the club accepted an offer for him, he would prefer any deal to be concluded before he returns for pre-season training.

The striker spent a couple of days on trial at English Premier League outfit Arsenal last season and he would not rule out a move to England.

"I'm quite a homely guy and, to be honest, I don't think the time is right," said Naismith.

"I've only been playing professional football in the SPL for two seasons. It's hardly a lot of experience.

"England is one of the best leagues in the world and one of the hardest, so I would definitely consider it in the future."

Meanwhile, defender Gordon Greer, who is out of contract at Kilmarnock, does not rule out a return to Rugby Park.

Greer, who wants to move south of the border for family reasons, is mulling over offers from Oldham Athletic, Darlington and Rotherham United.

"I just got married and my wife, Amy, would prefer to move to be nearer her family," he told The Sun.

"I would like to play in England again anyway. Oldham is an option.

"But, as it stands, I am going to wait and see if anything else develops. I haven't ruled out signing a new contract with Kilmarnock."

Rigters instead please

[retired_klefurgy]

No Celtic move yet for Delvecchio
Celtic have yet to turn their interest in 29-year-old midfielder Gennaro Delvecchio into a concrete offer, a Sampdoria official has insisted.

Sampdoria say Napoli and Palermo are vying with Celtic for the player.

But a Sampdoria spokesman said: "The position of Sampdoria regarding Gennaro is quite simple - there has been no official contact from Celtic yet.

"There has been no contact from Palermo either. Until there are official offers, there is only rumours."

The latest statement conflicts with earlier claims from Sampdoria that they had received an offer from Palermo

"I don't know if he would prefer to move to Scotland or remain in Italy," said the source.

"He is still our player at the moment and, once we receive an offer, we can discuss it with him then."

If there is a chance to play at a better club, why not?
Celtic goalkeeper Artur Boruc

Sampdoria spokesman Matteo Gamba had earlier said that, although Palermo had made an offer, his club were holding out for £3m.

"If they come up with £3m, there is every chance Delvecchio could end up in Glasgow as he is excited by Celtic's interest," he said.

Celtic are also interested in AC Milan's Massimo Donati, whose agent claimed that the winger would be in the UK this week for talks with the Scottish champions.

The Scottish champions also had representatives watching Dutch striker Maceo Rigters in action for Netherlands Under-21s against England on Wednesday.

And the Breda forward, also linked with Newcastle, scored a spectacular goal before the Dutch won their Uefa Under-21 Championship semi-final on penalties.

Meanwhile, Celtic goalkeeper Artur Boruc is reported to have said that he would not turn down the chance to play for a "better club".

The 27-year-old Poland international, who has been linked with AC Milan and several top English clubs, reportedly told a Polish newspaper: "I can't complain about anything. But, if there is a chance to play at a better club, why not?

"All the time, I'm doing everything I can to become a better goalkeeper. I can't stop as it would mean moving backwards.

"There are still many challenges in Scotland.

"The derby against Rangers drives the whole league. Only for those games is it worth staying at Celtic."

Boruc added: "Yet we are in the Champions League. Last time, we managed to make the last 16.

"Why shouldn't we make another step forward?"