Daily Record 'predictions'

Desert Loyal

Desert Loyal

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Keith Jackson
The state of Scott Brown’s calf will be Celtic’s biggest concern ahead of this second leg as the skipper is the heartbeat of Neil Lennon’s side on nights like this. But even so, Celtic should have more than enough to make light work of an ordinary Danish outfit.

Celtic 2 Copenhagen

Craig Swan
Celtic could have wrapped the tie up in the first-half in Copenhagen and have plenty of ammunition in attack to take care of the Danes in front of a 60,000 sell-out.

Celtic 3 Copenhagen 0

Gavin Berry
Providing they can produce a repeat of their first half performance in Denmark, this should be a comfortable night and Neil Lennon can look forward to the club’s first last-16 Euro tie since he was in charge against Juventus seven years ago.

Celtic 3 Copenhagen 1

David McCarthy
Neil Lennon’s men will have too much firepower for the Danes. If they can keep it tight at the back, players like Edouard and Forrest will do their stuff at the other end and see Celtic into the last 16 with something to spare.

Celtic 3 Copenhagen 1

Gary Ralston
Celtic are flying at the minute and look out for them soaring quite comfortably into the last 16.

Celtic 3 Copenhagen 1

Michael Gannon
Celtic should have put the tie to bed in the first half in Denmark but they know they can hurt Copenhagen.

Celtic 3 Copenhagen 1

Graeme Young
This Celtic team have been Europa League trail blazers this season but it's understandable if there's a little trepidation ahead of this one. It's the same first leg scoreline before Cluj ripped up the script in Champions League qualifying but Neil Lennon's achievers are a different proposition now. The Danes are crafty and organised but it will take more than that to defeat Celtic on home turf. Expect Odsonne Edouard to add to his glowing reputation with another all-action display.

Celtic 2 Copenhagen 0

Liam Bryce
Celtic should already be home and hosed in this tie but that can't be taken as guarantee they'll smack the Danes aside. That being said, their attacking weapons will prove the difference to book a place in the last 16 with minimal anxiety.

Celtic 2 Copenhagen 0


Some absolute gold in this.:))
 
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and here's the ones for us,..

Keith Jackson
This one looks like a leap too far despite their storming second-half comeback at Ibrox. Braga are a slick, powerful side, laced with South American flair. They also know they can’t afford to switch off after that first-leg turnaround.
Braga 2 Rangers 0

Gary Ralston
Never mind Steven Gerrard, Rangers should be bossed this season by Ronan Keating. Life is a rollercoaster at Ibrox these days, but the Light Blues still have enough about them in attack to progress, even without Alfredo Morelos.
Braga 2 Rangers 2

Gavin Berry
Gers have shown they can score away from home against quality opposition in Europe and Flo Kamberi’s pace can help exploit Braga’s high line to grab the vital goal to take them through.
Braga 1 Rangers 1

Gordon Parks
There will once again be no case for the Rangers defence as the hosts have too much attacking quality and they’ll hit the Light Blues by at least a couple of goals.
Braga 2 Rangers 0

Ross Pilcher
Rangers produced a stunning comeback at Ibrox but facing Braga away from home is a different proposition entirely. They were 2-0 up and cruising in Govan before being overwhelmed but are unlikely to make that mistake again.
Braga 2-0 Rangers

Liam Bryce
Last week's stirring comeback was an Ibrox night for the ages but this may prove one hurdle too many for Gerrard's team - and in that there's no shame. Braga have been well warned and their attacking potency should just about see them into the last 16.
Braga 2 Rangers 1
 
Desert Loyal said:
Keith Jackson
The state of Scott Brown’s calf will be Celtic’s biggest concern ahead of this second leg as the skipper is the heartbeat of Neil Lennon’s side on nights like this. But even so, Celtic should have more than enough to make light work of an ordinary Danish outfit.

Celtic 2 Copenhagen

Craig Swan
Celtic could have wrapped the tie up in the first-half in Copenhagen and have plenty of ammunition in attack to take care of the Danes in front of a 60,000 sell-out.

Celtic 3 Copenhagen 0

Gavin Berry
Providing they can produce a repeat of their first half performance in Denmark, this should be a comfortable night and Neil Lennon can look forward to the club’s first last-16 Euro tie since he was in charge against Juventus seven years ago.

Celtic 3 Copenhagen 1

David McCarthy
Neil Lennon’s men will have too much firepower for the Danes. If they can keep it tight at the back, players like Edouard and Forrest will do their stuff at the other end and see Celtic into the last 16 with something to spare.

Celtic 3 Copenhagen 1

Gary Ralston
Celtic are flying at the minute and look out for them soaring quite comfortably into the last 16.

Celtic 3 Copenhagen 1

Michael Gannon
Celtic should have put the tie to bed in the first half in Denmark but they know they can hurt Copenhagen.

Celtic 3 Copenhagen 1

Graeme Young
This Celtic team have been Europa League trail blazers this season but it's understandable if there's a little trepidation ahead of this one. It's the same first leg scoreline before Cluj ripped up the script in Champions League qualifying but Neil Lennon's achievers are a different proposition now. The Danes are crafty and organised but it will take more than that to defeat Celtic on home turf. Expect Odsonne Edouard to add to his glowing reputation with another all-action display.

Celtic 2 Copenhagen 0

Liam Bryce
Celtic should already be home and hosed in this tie but that can't be taken as guarantee they'll smack the Danes aside. That being said, their attacking weapons will prove the difference to book a place in the last 16 with minimal anxiety.

Celtic 2 Copenhagen 0


Some absolute gold in this.:))
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So much win in this post :))
 
BrisbaneBear said:
that makes for some wonderful reading. Would love to see the predictions before our away tie.
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The lot of them, bar one I think, had us getting cuffed. The one to against the grain was for a 1-1 draw, so we were still going out....fvcktards to a man !

That dead-eyed prick, Gordon Parks is it(?), was his usual cheerful self when predicting our imminent defeat....that fanny should be locked up in a metal box and thrown in the North Sea. A fvckin troglodyte rheptile with a typewriter...
 
Alpagers said:
The mentally challengeds to a man thought this tie was done and dusted after the first leg. Which makes the pumping they received ever more enjoyable
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I was getting 5-0 predictions from a number of them in various locations yesterday.
Actually, on Wednesday, I was getting predictions that there’d only be one Scottish team in the Friday draw.
I said that if this wasn’t Rangers, there’d be none then.
They really are a horrible, disrespectful, arrogant, qunt support.
 
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Lono said:
The lot of them, bar one I think, had us getting cuffed. The one to against the grain was for a 1-1 draw, so we were still going out....fvcktards to a man !

That dead-eyed prick, Gordon Parks is it(?), was his usual cheerful self when predicting our imminent defeat....that fanny should be locked up in a metal box and thrown in the North Sea. A fvckin troglodyte rheptile with a typewriter...
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1-1 draw would've seen us through.
 
Fell asleep fairly early last night and woke to the great news about last night.. Copenhagen are now my second team
 
Desert Loyal said:
Keith Jackson
The state of Scott Brown’s calf will be Celtic’s biggest concern ahead of this second leg as the skipper is the heartbeat of Neil Lennon’s side on nights like this. But even so, Celtic should have more than enough to make light work of an ordinary Danish outfit.

Celtic 2 Copenhagen

Craig Swan
Celtic could have wrapped the tie up in the first-half in Copenhagen and have plenty of ammunition in attack to take care of the Danes in front of a 60,000 sell-out.

Celtic 3 Copenhagen 0

Gavin Berry
Providing they can produce a repeat of their first half performance in Denmark, this should be a comfortable night and Neil Lennon can look forward to the club’s first last-16 Euro tie since he was in charge against Juventus seven years ago.

Celtic 3 Copenhagen 1

David McCarthy
Neil Lennon’s men will have too much firepower for the Danes. If they can keep it tight at the back, players like Edouard and Forrest will do their stuff at the other end and see Celtic into the last 16 with something to spare.

Celtic 3 Copenhagen 1

Gary Ralston
Celtic are flying at the minute and look out for them soaring quite comfortably into the last 16.

Celtic 3 Copenhagen 1

Michael Gannon
Celtic should have put the tie to bed in the first half in Denmark but they know they can hurt Copenhagen.

Celtic 3 Copenhagen 1

Graeme Young
This Celtic team have been Europa League trail blazers this season but it's understandable if there's a little trepidation ahead of this one. It's the same first leg scoreline before Cluj ripped up the script in Champions League qualifying but Neil Lennon's achievers are a different proposition now. The Danes are crafty and organised but it will take more than that to defeat Celtic on home turf. Expect Odsonne Edouard to add to his glowing reputation with another all-action display.

Celtic 2 Copenhagen 0

Liam Bryce
Celtic should already be home and hosed in this tie but that can't be taken as guarantee they'll smack the Danes aside. That being said, their attacking weapons will prove the difference to book a place in the last 16 with minimal anxiety.

Celtic 2 Copenhagen 0


Some absolute gold in this.:))
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Ooooooffffftttttt! They’ll all be hurting today and for days to come - let’s hope they all back them to beat the Perth farmers!
 
A clean sweep of predictions for a Celtic win and Rangers loss eh:))

They never fail to deliver.
 
To be fair, I couldn't see Celtic not winning either and thought we would do well to avoid losing a few goals after recent defensive performances but it is nice to see the 'experts' be proved wrong again :)
 
They are an embarrassment to their profession.

Fkn idiots were in full blown cheerleader mode yesterday, even predicting they’d go all the way to the final :D

They never learn .....
 
Desert Loyal said:
Keith Jackson
The state of Scott Brown’s calf will be Celtic’s biggest concern ahead of this second leg as the skipper is the heartbeat of Neil Lennon’s side on nights like this. But even so, Celtic should have more than enough to make light work of an ordinary Danish outfit.

Celtic 2 Copenhagen

Craig Swan
Celtic could have wrapped the tie up in the first-half in Copenhagen and have plenty of ammunition in attack to take care of the Danes in front of a 60,000 sell-out.

Celtic 3 Copenhagen 0

Gavin Berry
Providing they can produce a repeat of their first half performance in Denmark, this should be a comfortable night and Neil Lennon can look forward to the club’s first last-16 Euro tie since he was in charge against Juventus seven years ago.

Celtic 3 Copenhagen 1

David McCarthy
Neil Lennon’s men will have too much firepower for the Danes. If they can keep it tight at the back, players like Edouard and Forrest will do their stuff at the other end and see Celtic into the last 16 with something to spare.

Celtic 3 Copenhagen 1

Gary Ralston
Celtic are flying at the minute and look out for them soaring quite comfortably into the last 16.

Celtic 3 Copenhagen 1

Michael Gannon
Celtic should have put the tie to bed in the first half in Denmark but they know they can hurt Copenhagen.

Celtic 3 Copenhagen 1

Graeme Young
This Celtic team have been Europa League trail blazers this season but it's understandable if there's a little trepidation ahead of this one. It's the same first leg scoreline before Cluj ripped up the script in Champions League qualifying but Neil Lennon's achievers are a different proposition now. The Danes are crafty and organised but it will take more than that to defeat Celtic on home turf. Expect Odsonne Edouard to add to his glowing reputation with another all-action display.

Celtic 2 Copenhagen 0

Liam Bryce
Celtic should already be home and hosed in this tie but that can't be taken as guarantee they'll smack the Danes aside. That being said, their attacking weapons will prove the difference to book a place in the last 16 with minimal anxiety.

Celtic 2 Copenhagen 0


Some absolute gold in this.:))
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Uncannily accurate.
 
The daily rebel......what could go wrong with their predictions....girfut.....no wonder the paper game is on its last legs with a mob like that. Try not to hide it next time...hahaha. Ps never bought your paper for 30 years plus never will.
 
Lono said:
The lot of them, bar one I think, had us getting cuffed. The one to against the grain was for a 1-1 draw, so we were still going out....fvcktards to a man !

That dead-eyed prick, Gordon Parks is it(?), was his usual cheerful self when predicting our imminent defeat....that fanny should be locked up in a metal box and thrown in the North Sea. A fvckin troglodyte rheptile with a typewriter...
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You do know we won the first leg 3 2?
 
Life is a roller coaster eh aye now Celtic have fell aff it shocking to a man ,remember jimmy greaves football is a funny old game ,i know a lot of people who ain't laughing this morning .
WATP
 
All jokes aside - 0 out of 14 correct results (not scorelines...results!) is truly shocking from a team of supposed pundits.
 
Professional punditry at it's finest!
Lucky Copenhagen sold their best striker, might have been a lot better.
 
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