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Listed below are comments made by Leo oh oh between Thursday, 16th October 2008 and Wednesday, 11th November 2009.

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Quotes of the week 3:48pm on 11 Nov 2009 8. At 1:54pm on 11 Nov 2009, davidtheparent wrote:

Could someone please ask Rangers and Celtic if they wish to transfer to the English league, would they wish to join the league if they had to start on the bottom rung of the ladder, just as AFC Wimbledon or FC United of Manchester had to do?

If they did do this, maybe I would agree that they could join, but the chances of them wishing to join anywhere outside the Premier League are as likely as a snowball surviving in hell
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Celtic's Chief Executive has said on many occasions that Celtic would be happy to do just that. Maybe actually knowing the facts within this whole tedious argument would change your views.

As for a quote, the 'Stating the obvious' award must surely go to Real Madrid's manager Manuel Pellegrini who said of being knocked out of the Copa del Rey to Alcorcon:
"To lose to a team in the third division can't be considered an achievement"
The kids are alright for SPL clubs 00:09am on 31 Jul 2009 Jim, after listening to your interview with Iain Cathro I can only see good things coming the way of Dundee United. Hopefully they can keep Craig Levein at the helm too because I believe he is the best manager in Scotland.

From a Scotland fan first - and a Celtic fan second - I wish them every success with their new (and what looks like a very impressive) youth development scheme.
Seba Veron, an heir to Cerezo 2:53pm on 20 Jul 2009 I'm delighted for Veron, especially after what he endured in England. I've not seen many better players in my lifetime than Veron while he was at Lazio (their treble year in 2000 stands out), he was virtually unplayable while there.
The fine tuning of pre-season 12:44pm on 02 Jul 2009 Very informative Fletch, cheers.

Forgive me if I appear to have my heads in the clouds a tad here but how did the BBC come across the rights to 10 Championship games? Is it of the same irk as how Setanta (R.I.P) took Premiership games away from Sky?
Celtic and the Consolation Cup 4:14pm on 17 Mar 2009 #6: No. Celtic are only in the hunt for one trophy. Although that might have something to do with them already having won the other...

And credit where credit's due Chick, I managed to read that blog the whole way through.
They'll Drink To Guus Hiddink 00:57am on 14 Feb 2009 For the first time I can actually relate to all the Robbo haters; that was absolute garbage.
Testing times for Annan 7:00pm on 14 Nov 2008 "Good luck for Saturday's trip to Coatbridge."
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Aye, I hope the changing room doors have locks on them!

Along with Gavin Strachan's blog yours is the only one I read regularly Chris. It's great to have such an insight into the lower leagues, especially up here in Scotland.
Shame you lost again on Wednesday but at least you kept your place in the team.

A quick question; what does the home & away single player sponsorship entail? Extra advertisements on the strips? Added work for the player?

Good luck for tomorrow!
Coming to Maradona's defence 5:04pm on 03 Nov 2008 Wonderful article yet again Mr. Vickery. I fully agree with you on the somewhat misguided opinions of Maradona from what seems to be most English football fans. The man almost miraculously managed to stay relatively inury free amidst some horrifying challeges when compared to today's game, while at the same time doing so much damage to his opponents (mainly on the scoreboard!).
As Argentina are soon to visit us here in Glasgow, I was wondering - although officially Sergio Batista will be manager - do you think El Diego will be choosing the team behind the scenes?
Capello unlocks Rooney gifts 01:10am on 16 Oct 2008 It's good to see you complimenting Heskey - albeit fleetingly - in terms of Rooney's apparent 'fourishing', Phil.
I say "apparent" as I don't think Wayne's goalscoring record is what does and will define him as a great footballer. His movement, skill, speed and eye for a pass however, I think will.

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