Once again Charlie Nicholas finds himself with a sole opinion that nobody else at Celtic agrees with. The ex-footballer must have a post-it as a daily mantra that reads, “how can I offend everyone today”.
It is unusual to see a Celtic manager come out and react to a pundit’s comments, but Neil Lennon felt the need earlier today to put Champagne Charlie back in his box.
Now Chris Sutton has had his say.
I’m not sure what Charlie Nicholas is sitting there thinking… but to keep hold of all his best players and bring in another left sider represents a really good transfer window…
— Chris Sutton (@chris_sutton73) October 6, 2020
Let face it; no Celtic fan thought we would survive this transfer window without losing at least one first-team star. Edouard, Ntcham, McGregor, Christie and Ajer all had rumours circulating about their futures for the whole summer. All the fees were in the tens of millions and with everything that is going on with COVID-19, it is only natural fans feared a sale of at least one Celtic star was on the cards.
It’s too bad Charlie won’t take heed of Lennon and Sutton’s comments and think before he opens his mouth the next time, but we all know that won’t happen.
Like we are concerned what Nic says. He’s a mouthpiece for the Sky sychophants who dread the TIC winning 10 in a row. As for Nic, he’s no even on ebay for a autograph. Most of the Arsenal and Tic fans wouldn’t give you a bid on his signature. Wasted space between his ears.
He lost his job at Sky and just wants to cause a stir in an attempt to appear relevant.
He failed.
Would you listen no one does…
A think nicholas is a secret hun..i remember when he first got on tv he would not ssy one word against them from ibrox..now he seems to be berating celtic at every turn..shut up charlie..remember what team made you
Shame that Charlie is apparently getting a wee bit chunky on all the soup that he has supped up. Once the darling of the Celtic fans, he is now simply nothing better than the dancing bear in a circus act. Everyone is entitled to their opinion, but in broadcasting it in the media, leaves one open to scorn and ridicule. Charlie should remember that it was his time with Celtic that made him such a prolific scorer, and a darling of the fans, sadly, those days appear to be a distant memory for Charlie.