Comments on: Never Believe Harry As Keane Revisits Second Boyhood With Celtic

By: Bobby

Bobby — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 12:13:18 +0000

So basically we have swapped Keane for Gudjohonson for half a season. Can’t see the problem with that. When Eidur was at Chelski any Spurs fan would have bitten the cock off his shirt to sign the blonde viking. Is he currently better than Keane? Who knows but it wasn’t working the way it was so why not mix it up a little? Looking forward to seeing what Gudjohonson has to offer. As a more skilful player with the ball at his feet, who knows, he may replace Crouch in the starting line-up?

By: Terry Nutkins

Terry Nutkins — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 12:01:09 +0000

Thanks danboo.

Here’s I and many Spurs fans hoping Celtic overtake the huns for top spot. Whatever some fans say, Keane is still a top player and will light up the SPL. Good luck Celtic and good luck Keano!

By: Ray A

Ray A — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 11:56:24 +0000

Why are Spurs always expected to dip into the transfer market every window & morons always groan when they dont spend heavily. Quite frankly I am delighted the so called world class Keane has been loaned out, would have preferred that we sold him instead. Gudjohnsen is a far superior player to Keane skills wise & he’s a winner boh in the UK & Spain. As for Kaboul, he should never have been sold in the first place, sure he made a few mistakes but the entire Spurs defence has been making mistakes for years and the young man was partnered with three different centre halves in the short space of time he had with the club previously. I for one welcome him back. Do not want Keane to ever return to WHL, he made his name on the back of Berbatov at the expense of Defoe’s injury & was found out when he went to Liverpool,incidently his boyhood dream team rather like Celtic are, sounde familiar. L’pool couldnt wait to get shot of him & we should do the same period.

By: Stratty

Stratty — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 11:30:36 +0000

HAPPIEST I’VE BEEN SINCE WE SOLD HIM TO LIVERPOOL – PLEASE GOD, THIS TIME WE DON’T BRING HIM BACK!!!

By: TonyTott

TonyTott — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 11:23:56 +0000

Levy stuck to his guns. We didn’t actually sell anyone, so we couldn’t buy anyone. Besides, Moses would have cost more if we went in for him – with higher wages. But I agree that the wing ability is what interests me the most. Potential cover for Lennon should he be missing (like right now!) and an option up front – or BOTH Lennon and Moses on wings if need be. We did buy Kaboul, but I believe that that is down to some management of unpaid instalments that Pompey owe to us. As for Keane – good move for him. Perhaps he rekindles form and comes back, or maybe not come back, or doesn’t rekindle form and stinks out Celtic Park as oppossed to the Lane. Whatever happens I think it is better this way.

By: danboo

danboo — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 11:17:14 +0000

guys,

its nice and all to have robbie for 5 months – but listen, we can’t afford his wages – not to mention the huge transfer fee EPL teams can afford to pay.

he won’t find things very easy in scotland. i remember flo coming up for £12 m acting the large fella and flopped. robbie will be kicked up and down the park, will have to unravel mowbrys incompetence and fit into a team that now has 5 strikers???

you’ll be getting him back and we wish him well and in fairness – you are due a CL spot, and I’d rather meet ye in the CL than the usual suspects – cos you do have a bit of class about you. but, Skip mcDonald is leaving with a goal every 2 games ratio so robbie is going to have to match that. hopefully we’ll both make it to the CL.

oh – and watch carefully how he is treated by opposing fans – not just the hun hoardes, but most fans – just because he captains a certain country.