The final rankings of Sandman – Celtic at Wooly-Bully

Without Big Joe, how would you manage? Okay, let’s start with a humiliating pumping. A really tough day for those who despise Hart, as they would be melting their keyboards upon witnessing him slam a couple of pass-backs. His own defense crumbled after he stopped attempting to sneak it past him, and we all hid behind the couch/bar to watch in shock as The Sheep ran freely through the sheepdogs. However, the big man arrives at the hour, and a double classic of Joe Stops gave the Zombies the willies.

ARMANDO MARADONA DIEGO – 5/10 -Though he has some exquisite boots, I’m not sure if the squirmy little guy with the South American mullet is the proper fit for this Celtic team. His major issue, though, turned out to be his own dithering winger up ahead. pushed ahead unceasingly and appeared to encounter difficulties on a frequent basis. Still, he appears to be able to play a little.

Wayne Gertzky: 6.5 out of 10.He has been the most determined and reliable outfield player for the second week in a row. He is all in for the victory, plays well and has a few excellent crosses that should be finished.

OF JUSTICE: 5 out of 10.seemed a little uncomfortable, maybe not understanding the CCV effect. didn’t manage a Dons front line that was more aggressive in the

APOLLO CREED: 4/10 – Punch-drunk, he lurched around when the heat got up. Fortunately, Bhoy remained calm despite the MIBs missing a sitter. His default state, similar to Liam’s, was frazzled when they realized that he was “not the Celtic striker we need” to score.

CALMAC: 6/10 – Poor Captain, my Captain, a lunchtime slog in the middle as his midfield colleagues snapped teuchters to outmaneuver him. But give Calmac credit for being composed as everyone else shook their heads and threw up their hands.

Saint Bernardo: 3.5 out of 10.Essentially unknown, perhaps doomed by a “system” that traps him between their lines and does its hardest to find him; that is, mainly racing around him ineffectively; the only time his part was effective was when he dinked the bar after eventually making a break with an aggressive push.

THE BUILDER – 4/10 – The difference. It was just one of those days for the silky kid—so many careless touches, poor passes, and frustrating results—and if he had performed even somewhat at the levels he’s set, we could have won rather easily.

BRIAN DE: 3.5 out of 10.Is there even the slightest possibility that someone knows what the devil he will do? Deliveries were coming in like we had signed Peter Dinklage to play center forward. He gets a great opportunity to go aboard the bar the one time he succeeds in lifting it. More frequently than a razor blade kebab, he cuts inside. This imbalance may be attributed primarily to the off-the-ball slug-balancing trick he does with his upper lip.

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