Sandman Definitive Notes – Celtic vs St Alistair Right Back

ROXIE – 6/10 – Joe is angry and hits more in the locker room than he needed to take care of the ball. There was little to do all day, apart from Beckenbauer-it, then made a glorious save with a header from Near Diversity to watch the rebound go by. I would get out of his way in the showers. And not because you think, Jamesy. . .

GREGGS THE BAKER – 5. 5/10 – Tendency to undercook these days; Thankfully, that’s nothing that can be said about the store’s flavors. His decision-making in the defensive parts of the game was hesitant and disjointed. They gifted him with a couple of poor clearances earlier even though everything was punished in his goal: the ball came loose from his possession/side, was tilted forward and returned to compound the injury when it was hit at the far post. Frustrating day.

WAYNE GRETZKY – 6/10 – He struggled to find his diversity early on, but was relieved by the dynamism in front of him. Gradually, he worked his way into the game to finish strong, scoring a goal disallowed via an offside resolution that can only be discovered. in the appendix to the Scottish referees’ manual under “Prevent Celts from getting a better goal difference on the unlikely occasion of a close name race”.

RACHEL – 5. 5/10 – He took a clumsy top ball that fell from the sky in cool fashion at the beginning of the gates to prove he was a smart listener. Afterwards, he looked very comfortable. Until. . . Absent from the CCV, he looked a bit shaken and lost in the defensive line. He was desperately trapped under the ball for his goal, leaving Greggs to deal with the great striker at the far post. An unsettling punchline for an up-and-comer. Begin.

GET CARTER – 10/7 – The Rock takes no prisoners. The Rock IS your prison, forwards. Steel and goal is what we get with the return of the wonderful mhan to his best level. He performs defensive duties well and drives the team forward; A component of the spine that wins championships. The lack of defensive courage in his past absence is evident.

TONIO IWATAO – 6. 5/10 – Good cow, Sand Wedge Heid-San! Japan’s seven lucky deities left him a metre away as Dundee United’s black-eyed captain looked to cap off an impressive performance with a goal. But he was stoic, effective and authoritarian in the 90s, also demonstrating a cultured football.

Kyogo Furuhashi celebrates after scoring the first goal in the Scottish Premiership Cinch match between Celtic and St. John’s. John’s. Johnstone at Celtic Park on March 16, 2024. (Photo by Ian MacNicol/Getty Images)

SAINT BERNARD – 5. 5/10 – The evil dual O’Reilly has a bit of sympathy in his current role, which is necessarily that of a water-bearer as he moves through midfield looking to push or jump. When things go wrong, it can be “great, but it’s a futile effort in a thankless but exhilarating role. “

Celtic’s Matt O’Riley reacts at the Scottish Premiership Cinch match between Celtic FC and St. John’s St. John. John’s. Johnstone FC at Celtic Park on March 16, 2024 (Photo by Ian MacNicol/Getty Images)

THE BUILDER – 6/10 – Sometimes, random: the touch was close to awkwardness today at times, but he almost scored a dart without his goalkeeper’s manicure. Matty’s clients for the Euros look good, but he’ll want to show a consistent Celtic softness. to cement their position on the Vikings’ ship journey.

TAKINTE – 8/10 MOTM – KT and Paddy Roberts’ genetic splicing is starting to produce the kind of effects that such an exciting prospect provokes. Approaching his fighting weight again, he floated like a butterfly and stung like a bee in a colorful hour of charming, incisive football, highlighted by a bright hand and praise befitting the punch. It looks like we might be on the right track for one of the mythical contributions of a player canceled too soon. sacrifices to the God of sustainable fitness and let this kid make it out of the summer unscathed so we can see what his quick feet (and callingly deft left) can do in the call of the cause.

KILLER MUSGUS – 7. 5/10 – Ha!” The name is on his boots,” James Hunt said online last weekend. In fact, today also in his death. So would Buck Rodgers “pay attention” to internet maniacs and give in to the inevitable logic of lining up and nurturing our star killer?Build our game around serial skelper maintenance?Yes! And that’s what brings you a fiery and common sense: 3 numbers thanks to a successful game that got it right but deserved a hat-trick, but for sorcery. PLAY!ATTEND!WIN!

*This.

MR. KASUMOTO – 6. 5/10 – It’s irrepressible. ” Press” is Daizen’s key word. After the dynamite demolition of Scarface XI on Sunday in the Scottish Cup, not much Daizen-style involvement is sought with perpetual motion, set-ups, misses and impenetrable intensity.

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James Forrest celebrates after scoring in the Scottish Premiership match between Celtic and St. Petersburg. John’s. Johnstone at Celtic Park on March 16, 2024. (Photo by Ian MacNicol/Getty Images)

JAMESY – 6. 5 – Score! That’s Jamesy, ladies. . . On the day of his 487 million game for Celtic, he bagged a real biscuit. And after bringing her home from the club and staying up all night, she also controlled up to a substitution this afternoon and score some other wonderful goal. How does he do it? Well, in his postgame interview, he shrugged: “It’s spring now, like scoring season, huh?(wink to the camera) You know what I mean, guys?(sniffs) Are you interested?

LAGERTHA – N/A – “Hi, are you looking for me? I can see it in your eyes. I can see it in your smile. You’re everything I’ve ever wanted. And my arms are wide open. . . And the guy who fled the crowd behind Feyenoord was, despite everything, able to see his love lost after months of listening to Lionel Ritchie on Spotify.

DUNCAN IDAHO – N/A – A wonderful guy looking to make a big impact and keep us from wondering. Oh, he’s entitled to a few minutes. And to be honest, he almost scored a great Rabona goal for his Youtube highlight reel.

NED KELLY – N/A – Another valuable moment for the raw outlaw.

FATHER ALL – N/A – Welcome back. At the time, Cantwell was Crippler. This guy is a player, in my opinion.

Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers arrives ahead of Celtic’s Cinch Scottish Premiership against St. Petersburg. John’s. Johnstone at Celtic Park on March 16, 2024 (Photo by Ian MacNicol/Getty Images)

THE SHNAKE – 7/10 – Do you see what it means to you to humbly follow the advice of other crazy people online?Yes, yes, he did. . . Three points, the star striker is back in form and rhythm, and the team is betting more as a cohesive and specific unit. Brendanists, I’m your Lisan Al-Gaib. . .

MIBBERY – 5. 5/10 – A sneaky whiplash from the worried goat enclave today when AJ’s delayed upset is cancelled out due to Jamesy’s offside in the build-up. Certain failure aside, the irony of the requested resolution for such a remote incident is not lost on anyone when it was a purpose that would have been ahead of us in Rabid’s difference of purpose. Hmm, the Hubble bubble, paints and problems. . . It’s still ongoing, Macbeth.

Celtic’s James Forrest scores in the Scottish Premiership match between Celtic and St. Petersburg. John’s. Johnstone at Celtic Park on March 16, 2024. (Photo by Ian MacNicol/Getty Images)

TOTAL – 7. 5/10 – St Paddy’s Eve and no quarter given by the kind of relentless Celtic display we’ve been waiting for all year. Adult sex parasite Harry Potter and his collective ranch Wrangler had been giving us trouble in the last two games this season, so the fundamental project is to win at all costs. The fact that we did it in confident style, at a speed of intensity reaching past heights, and with opportunities in the store that please the most; contemplating also the forced dismissal of our metronome.

We now keep our hands folded and expect courteous conduct throughout the world, for foreign friends must remain just like that. The last pause before the end of the Easter game will allow us to see how hard the forces of darkness built up in opposition to us are; May all Celtic travelers return to heaven in the best shape imaginable to slay those filthy demons at Southside Slaughterhouse Select.

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