We were used as bait to get him a deal in england , no matter how much we offered i don't believe he would have come to us
Motherwell fired off the first tweet and seeing as they conducted this saga from the start through the media ,Celtic were right to get in first when the deal started to go tits up
it's controling the narrative , the Record who were going with the story had to then fall into line with what we tweeted , it stopped there biscuit tin headlines
He wasn't worth 3m ,he wasn't worth 20k a week and i'm glad we didn't sign him ,,,,, thats my opinion
I'm not being negative or being smart after event. but neither am I just happy to just assume all will be just great, too many windows have passed now that were not good.
Called the move for Turnbull a week before we'd go for him, guessed so based on him not being mentioned on the supposed leak!
Also stated that while he is a good player he is not essential to what we have already, we need a proven defensive midfielder and a spare project if Kouassi is no use.
I posted the very day of the Motherwell tweet! that we were being played from word go of the Motherwell tweet! that was and should have been obvious to anyone at Celtic.
That Celtic responded to their tweets
even if as likely it was to appease fans with McGinn fiasco in mind
was naïve, like someone responding to some poor down and out in the streets ranting. You might pity them, but the last thing you do is get in a conversation and encourage them, its a no win.
Controlling the narrative! the day that Celtic conclude they need to control the narrative because of the likes of the record, no sense in that.
So no homework was not done properly.
Even if controlling the narrative was the naïve aim, then hopefully for Celtic fans sakes someone at Celtic had best realize and quickly that actions speak all, not excuses or petty tweets.
To sign some decent proven players in quick time, is all we ask all Lenny needs, the minimum we can reasonably expect of someone in charge of Celtic, who is after all on similar/more pay to that of his Liverpool and Everton equivalent and a lot more than many other highest paid directors of the EPL, you know the league we supposedly can't compete with. strange that one stand out anomaly.
Turnbull is not the real issue here.