@ETimsNet@R0Poem The truth is it is highly likely that it benefits the union to perpetuate communism in Scotland because it undermines any attempt at true independence which will only come with a high functioning independent economy. This is what I would do if I was MI5...
@ETimsNet@R0Poem It does work otherwise we would still be living like the Victorians, you wouldn't be on the internet and you wouldn't be tweeting whilst enjoying 2 holidays a year or being able to make a good living as a professional 90's musician....
@quinntsenshal@scotlabnurse7 Scotland underperforms in the World Cup & economically because it is controlled by a hostile foreign country. low IQ im all right Jacks fail to understand this. Norway (with less resources) can dynamically invest in its sport (and infrastructure) because it is independent
@AdamLynch27 We have been shit since Brugge found out how to nullify us with man marking and low block. Then Rangers skelpt us, Aberdeen took a trophy and we sold 2 of our best players to be left with this shambles.
@Celtic67Fins72 Transfer market values are inefficient and opaque. Reality is if we bought a £20mm player we would still likely have better player in team that cost much less than that. Celtic are better spending money on assets where real tangible value can be achieved I.e. the stadium
@Montreal_Celtic@CelticFC What is the return on the cash in bank vs. The potential cost of the companies capital? Basically what is the boards plan to invest that cash in a value accretive way. It needs to be a mix of players but also improvement of the stadium to grow season books we need a 5-year plan
@brianboru67@jucojames Believe Fergus McCann would disagree. Team is clearly important but the long term stability and wealth of the club come from the Stadium - it's the core asset of the club that all wealth is generated from via season tickets and long term sticky income. Anyway have a nice day.