http://forum.rangersmedia.co.uk/index.php?s=1c161ce01fda7c60c5ec01f4963a5ead&showtopic=288891 Tthis is a belter thread Davie King pictured at the Chelsea - Liverpool game. Cue hun metldown about King being a Liverpool fan.
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http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/gregor-kyle-ronny-deila-copped-6750078 IF Aberdeen thought they had it tough at the top, they are certainly feeling the heat now after six games without a win and the team tumbling down the table. Manager Derek McInnes has spoken about the pressure on his side, dismissing any talk of them being title contenders but then, after the latest defeat, stating that anyone who thought the league was done and dusted was being ‘disrespectful’. At the same time, a section of Dons fans bristle when a critical eye turns in the direction of their club and are quick to cite the old and mythical ‘Glasgow/West Coast’ bias. The fact is their side has not had to shoulder anywhere near the same weight of expectation, criticism or pressure to that being borne by the team and manager who they are supposed to be challenging in the Scottish Premiership. SNS Group please log in to view this image Celtic manager Ronny Deila celebrates as his side takes the lead With Celtic continuing to struggle in Europe, Ronny Deila has been forced to defend his entire football philosophy and justify his place at the club. Derek McInnes has, meanwhile, been able to sidestep the flak that should have come his way. Here are three bullets the Dons boss has dodged. 1. Six games without a win - one point from their last 15 please log in to view this image Jonny Hayes This is relegation form and the opening run of eight consecutive league wins is now a distant memory. Johnny Hayes said in the lead-up to Saturday’s defeat to Celtic that: “The manager deflects stuff and takes the brunt of it if there's criticism.” But the point – there’s hardly been any. The fact is his team has surrendered a five-point lead, right at a time when they should be looking to take advantage with Celtic stretched and fighting on two fronts, at home in Europe. Instead they’ve gone from first to third, a point behind second-placed Hearts. 2. No case for the defence please log in to view this image Aberdeen's Ash Taylor (left) brings down Kris Commons Aberdeen have now conceded 15 goals in their winless run of six matches. Last season’s rock solid foundations have cracks appearing all over them - even with a better goalkeeper in Danny Ward behind them. There could be one glaring reason behind this - McInnes has failed, either through choice or circumstance, to field the same defence for two games in a row since August. No fingers have been pointed during this run, no common denominators identified. However, while Celtic toiled the likes of Efe Ambrose, Dedryck Boyata and Emilio Izaguirre were turned into figures of fun. 3. Striking problems please log in to view this image Adam Rooney applauds the fans at full-time having scored late on v Celtic Adam Rooney was the man up front for the Dons last season with 28 goals in all competitions. Given the way he has been in and out the team this term, his current tally of eight is actually quite impressive - but why has he not started every game? Some might, justifiably, argue that the team looks more balanced with David Goodwillie in it, but there is no doubt they have lost a cutting edge. This was seen against Inverness in September – the Dons’ first league defeat of the season – when Rooney was dropped in favour of Josh Parker. There is actually a parallel to be drawn here with Ronny Deila. He dropped Leigh Griffiths at the start of this season for Nadir Ciftci - and had to answer endless questions on the subject and some heavy criticism from fans and commentators. Compare and contrast...
Bigger team, bigger club etc so it comes with the territory. I'm sure the papers in Aberdeen are questioning McInnes.
Lest we forget? Not much ****ing chance given that every **** wants to outdo each other to show how ****ing patriotic they are. Rangers ****s are the worst for it mind. Brainless drogs.
Classic hun delusion from DR 'blogger' Mr Hun McMongo "...but beware of those who jump to conclusions based on results alone...." The usual mindless guff and gibberish - the Celtic blogger is just as big a spastic as well. Fitting they're writing in the Daily ******.
