I had my Achilles operation at Princess Grace with Mr Bacarese Hamilton 6-7 years ago , knew the anaesthetist so got some photos , superb job and I got recommended Gazza’s old physio and he had magic hands and I made a full recovery . Good luck Alfie [Mod Warning: surgery photo below - AW]
A true work of art.
Bleddy Hell, I had the theme tune of the six million dollar man in my head when I saw that.....Oscar.......Oscar?
As gutting as losing Grant and Aribo in recent times was, we had disastrous owners and there were a ton of question marks about our future of cementing a more permanent place above league 1. With Doughty now, I’d hope he looks at what’s happening behind the scenes and knows the next couple of years could be very exciting for us and want to be a part of it.
Feels a bit like another Diego Poyet situation happening, wonder what we do if he's back fit this season, do we freeze him out or get as much game time out of him as possible
Feels a bit like another Diego Poyet situation happening, wonder what we do if he's back fit this season, do we freeze him out or get as much game time out of him as possible
Would say its just a repeat of Joe Aribo
Keep playing him, doubt he'll be involved that much and then say thank you and goodbye
Feels a bit like another Diego Poyet situation happening, wonder what we do if he's back fit this season, do we freeze him out or get as much game time out of him as possible
If we need him to help us get back up then it then signing a new contract becomes secondary
As gutting as losing Grant and Aribo in recent times was, we had disastrous owners and there were a ton of question marks about our future of cementing a more permanent place above league 1. With Doughty now, I’d hope he looks at what’s happening behind the scenes and knows the next couple of years could be very exciting for us and want to be a part of it.
Easy to say as a fan, but as a professional he will almost certainly see Celtic as an increase in wages and a chance to win trophies and be on his toes.
As gutting as losing Grant and Aribo in recent times was, we had disastrous owners and there were a ton of question marks about our future of cementing a more permanent place above league 1. With Doughty now, I’d hope he looks at what’s happening behind the scenes and knows the next couple of years could be very exciting for us and want to be a part of it.
He also has to think about his recovery and as to if he will be passing a medical anytime soon.
Right so we should stop one of our best players treatment despite the fact he'll still likely play 2/3 months of the season and possibly more if he signs a new contract. Not to mention the fact he's an academy graduate who just got an unlucky injury. I suppose we should have told Bauer and Aribo to do one a few years ago?
Right so we should stop one of our best players treatment despite the fact he'll still likely play 2/3 months of the season and possibly more if he signs a new contract. Not to mention the fact he's an academy graduate who just got an unlucky injury. I suppose we should have told Bauer and Aribo to do one a few years ago?
Right so we should stop one of our best players treatment despite the fact he'll still likely play 2/3 months of the season and possibly more if he signs a new contract. Not to mention the fact he's an academy graduate who just got an unlucky injury. I suppose we should have told Bauer and Aribo to do one a few years ago?
As gutting as losing Grant and Aribo in recent times was, we had disastrous owners and there were a ton of question marks about our future of cementing a more permanent place above league 1. With Doughty now, I’d hope he looks at what’s happening behind the scenes and knows the next couple of years could be very exciting for us and want to be a part of it.
Easy to say as a fan, but as a professional he will almost certainly see Celtic as an increase in wages and a chance to win trophies and be on his toes.
Yeah, fair point. Guess it depends on Doughty’s short and long term plans as a player. I don’t follow Scottish football, so no idea if Aribo has been a success since his move, if it’s been a great move for him then imagine that’ll be a tick in the pros column for Doughty.
There's not a chance in hell Doughty will be playing in our first team by early February and very unlikely by March.
If he won’t sign a new contract, would there be any takers in January from other clubs to sign an injured player, if we keep the fee low and base it on future add ons / payments, at least it would free up much needed wages that could be used elsewhere?
There's not a chance in hell Doughty will be playing in our first team by early February and very unlikely by March.
If he won’t sign a new contract, would there be any takers in January from other clubs to sign an injured player, if we keep the fee low and base it on future add ons / payments, at least it would free up much needed wages that could be used elsewhere?
Wouldn't free up any wages in the salary cap sadly
There's not a chance in hell Doughty will be playing in our first team by early February and very unlikely by March.
If he won’t sign a new contract, would there be any takers in January from other clubs to sign an injured player, if we keep the fee low and base it on future add ons / payments, at least it would free up much needed wages that could be used elsewhere?
Wouldn't free up any wages in the salary cap sadly
There's not a chance in hell Doughty will be playing in our first team by early February and very unlikely by March.
If he won’t sign a new contract, would there be any takers in January from other clubs to sign an injured player, if we keep the fee low and base it on future add ons / payments, at least it would free up much needed wages that could be used elsewhere?
Wouldn't free up any wages in the salary cap sadly
There's not a chance in hell Doughty will be playing in our first team by early February and very unlikely by March.
If he won’t sign a new contract, would there be any takers in January from other clubs to sign an injured player, if we keep the fee low and base it on future add ons / payments, at least it would free up much needed wages that could be used elsewhere?
Wouldn't free up any wages in the salary cap sadly
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Keep playing him, doubt he'll be involved that much and then say thank you and goodbye
If we need him to help us get back up then it then signing a new contract becomes secondary
Its baffling why there isnt an exemption to the cap if the player came through your own Academy, regardless of their age
I agree that there seems little incentive for clubs to produce their own players, as eventually they become too "expensive" to keep
Not impressed,yes he is fast but not the finished article
To my mind, a little overated
Still a lot to learn