INT SPL - Scottish Premier League

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maybe yes maybe not..
lennon tu ireland utara..
walter smith tu scotland kan..

den ni mmg x kenal sgt pemain scott

 

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yela..
kalau pemain scot yg pemes skang
pon fletcher je kan..hehe!

 

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yela..
kalau pemain scot yg pemes skang
pon fletcher je kan..hehe!

masih ingt kan nakamura jgk
tu jo la yg den kenal

 

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dan henrik larsson

 

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dan henrik larsson

larsson pon den kenal sbb dio penah maen ngan MU sat
tp kat celtic dio mmg da pemes

 

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larsson pon den kenal sbb dio penah maen ngan MU sat
tp kat celtic dio mmg da pemes

dkt celtic mmg dah lejen la..main dkt MU pon
3 bulan je..manage to score 3 goal..
selain cemerlang di barcalona..
cume org nampak dia ni lambat..
i mean attract ke kelab besau..
time die tgh form dlu..

 

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Lennon: Old Firm clashes can make or break careers

Old Firm derbies can make or break careers, Celtic boss Neil Lennon has told his players.

Sunday sees the Glasgow rivals go head-to-head for the first time this season, and Lennon is likely to have a clutch of debutants in his side to take on Rangers. Six of the side that beat Dundee United 2-1 last time out have never played in a derby before.

But the Rangers team Walter Smith deployed to beat Motherwell 4-1 included ten players who have prior experience of one of the most bitter rivalries in world football. Lennon appreciates there is only so much knowledge he can impart to his summer signings but he has stressed the importance of the occasions.

"We have to try and explain to the players who are making their debuts what it is like but you can't replicate that until they experience it themselves,'' Lennon told the Celtic View. "I think it's a game that defines players more than anyone, games that hold big stakes like this can have a big effect on how the fans look at them.''

The former Celtic captain allowed himself a moment of quiet reflection in the dugout after his Old Firm debut as manager, a 2-1 victory at Parkhead in May. Lennon, then interim manager, knew it might have been his one and only experience but he admitted he got little enjoyment out of the game itself.

He added: "They are always the best games in the world when you win them and the worst when you lose. They are great occasions and they're very exciting for the fans but from this side of the fence, as manager now, it's a totally different experience altogether.

"You can't enjoy it until it's over, and the build-up alone is different. People have been asking me about this game for three or four weeks. You try and avoid those questions then but now I can allow my focus to be on this game.''

With both sides having won their opening eight Scottish Premier League games, Sunday's match is one of the most eagerly-anticipated opening Old Firm matches for years, but Lennon warned not to read too much into the outcome.

He said: "It adds a little bit more significance to the game as neither team will want to relinquish that 100% record. Something's going to give - but I don't think there's much between the teams. We have both shown a level of consistency and a good mentality.

"I'm sure it will be tight, and it's fair to say both sets of fans will be looking forward to it. But it's just one game, and I don't think it will have any bearing on which way the league is going to go. It will just give a psychological edge for a while.''

Old Firm derbies usually contain plenty of tough tackling.

 

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dkt celtic mmg dah lejen la..main dkt MU pon
3 bulan je..manage to score 3 goal..
selain cemerlang di barcalona..
cume org nampak dia ni lambat..
i mean attract ke kelab besau..
time die tgh form dlu..

dia pon lmbt naek la
tu syg la bakat dia
kalau x ley la mng piala ngan kelab besar

 

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Old Firm derbies can make or break careers, Celtic boss Neil Lennon has told his players.

Sunday sees the Glasgow rivals go head-to-head for the first time this season, and Lennon is likely to have a clutch of debutants in his side to take on Rangers. Six of the side that beat Dundee United 2-1 last time out have never played in a derby before.

But the Rangers team Walter Smith deployed to beat Motherwell 4-1 included ten players who have prior experience of one of the most bitter rivalries in world football. Lennon appreciates there is only so much knowledge he can impart to his summer signings but he has stressed the importance of the occasions.

"We have to try and explain to the players who are making their debuts what it is like but you can't replicate that until they experience it themselves,'' Lennon told the Celtic View. "I think it's a game that defines players more than anyone, games that hold big stakes like this can have a big effect on how the fans look at them.''

The former Celtic captain allowed himself a moment of quiet reflection in the dugout after his Old Firm debut as manager, a 2-1 victory at Parkhead in May. Lennon, then interim manager, knew it might have been his one and only experience but he admitted he got little enjoyment out of the game itself.

He added: "They are always the best games in the world when you win them and the worst when you lose. They are great occasions and they're very exciting for the fans but from this side of the fence, as manager now, it's a totally different experience altogether.

"You can't enjoy it until it's over, and the build-up alone is different. People have been asking me about this game for three or four weeks. You try and avoid those questions then but now I can allow my focus to be on this game.''

With both sides having won their opening eight Scottish Premier League games, Sunday's match is one of the most eagerly-anticipated opening Old Firm matches for years, but Lennon warned not to read too much into the outcome.

He said: "It adds a little bit more significance to the game as neither team will want to relinquish that 100% record. Something's going to give - but I don't think there's much between the teams. We have both shown a level of consistency and a good mentality.

"I'm sure it will be tight, and it's fair to say both sets of fans will be looking forward to it. But it's just one game, and I don't think it will have any bearing on which way the league is going to go. It will just give a psychological edge for a while.''

Old Firm derbies usually contain plenty of tough tackling.

pertemuan OLD FIRM lagi
perlawanan best

 

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dia pon lmbt naek la
tu syg la bakat dia
kalau x ley la mng piala ngan kelab besar

tu la org x pandang sgt..
tp mmg dari dulu suke tgk dia main..
kemas.