David_

I slaughtered Barry for going to Blackburn then coming back to Rangers.

But he received three MoM awards in his first five games. The Blackburn fans absolutely loved him when he was there. He was their best player for the majority of the time he was there - the fact that he wanted to come home without giving the Premiership a full tryout was perhaps a bit sheepish but he hardly failed.

Celtic and Rangers have held their own against the English teams they have come across in the Champions League, too - Celtic were very impressive against Man United and we (Rangers) put up a decent enough fight. Celtic brushed by Blackburn like they weren't there in the UEFA Cup a few years back, and also took Liverpool to town on their journey.

We may play in a sub-par League, yes, but we can only beat what is put in front of us. Winning the SPL nets you £2m. Merely avoiding relegation in the Premiership rakes in £25m+. Give Rangers and Celtic that kind of money and we'd be a force.

I'd like to see anyone outside the top four or five in England doing as well as Rangers and Celtic have in European competition in recent years.

marcftm

Another moaning Geordie.

Your next post will be about the asmount of European places Scotland gets and how they should be given to England.

Trouble is, even if it were to happen it wouldn't be enough to help out the toon. </BLOCKQUOTE>


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No but seriously, only one person has answered his question, Christ Almighty. It isn't the Off topic Forum now.


Sgin Michael Johnson mate, top class. :thup:

jamesyboyhail

mate celtic beat milan whats your point lithuania drew with italy are they as good. celtic are noot a top european club and no he doesnt have as good a free kick as them. overated. </BLOCKQUOTE>how come it took ac milan extra time to beat celtic in the last 16 of the champions league,and they humped man utd englands champions.also scotlans champs beat englands champs 1-0 and who scored 1 of the best freekicks i say no more

jamesyboyhail

I slaughtered Barry for going to Blackburn then coming back to Rangers.

But he received three MoM awards in his first five games. The Blackburn fans absolutely loved him when he was there. He was their best player for the majority of the time he was there - the fact that he wanted to come home without giving the Premiership a full tryout was perhaps a bit sheepish but he hardly failed.
you are spot on mate the arogant english at it again,the english dont want celtic and rangers because they no they would be the major teams in a couple of seasons,celtic get 60000 every week rangers 50000,would man utd arsenal get that if they were playing st mirren motherwell i dont think so.if celtic and rangers were in the epl they would also be able to sign all the top players because they would all want to play in the biggest derby in the world.
Celtic and Rangers have held their own against the English teams they have come across in the Champions League, too - Celtic were very impressive against Man United and we (Rangers) put up a decent enough fight. Celtic brushed by Blackburn like they weren't there in the UEFA Cup a few years back, and also took Liverpool to town on their journey.

We may play in a sub-par League, yes, but we can only beat what is put in front of us. Winning the SPL nets you £2m. Merely avoiding relegation in the Premiership rakes in £25m+. Give Rangers and Celtic that kind of money and we'd be a force.

I'd like to see anyone outside the top four or five in England doing as well as Rangers and Celtic have in European competition in recent years. </BLOCKQUOTE>

djht

Nakamura is a classy player, he could be worth about 10m through his skill, but the extra merchandising a team would earn through his signing could pay off. When Arsenal signed Inamoto, for example, although he was absolutely useless for them on the pitch, his signing attracted a lot bigger crowds to the reserve games, and financially it was a worthwhile signing.

I'm not sure how merchandising works exactly in FM08, however.