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Kieran Tierney; Wins Young Player of the Year & Goal of the Season
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Topic Started: 28 Dec 2015, 02:51 PM (687,759 Views)
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echo
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30 May 2017, 07:28 PM
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No retrospective action against Stockley - Record.
Hardly surprising. Whit?
Unbelievable that they are not looking at that since the ref seemed to miss it.
Media weren't shouting for it right enough
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30 May 2017, 07:31 PM
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Scotsman nailed it.
http://www.scotsman.com/sport/football/competitions/scottish-cup/why-the-referee-didn-t-send-off-jayden-stockley-against-celtic-1-4461070
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30 May 2017, 07:33 PM
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- 30 May 2017, 06:36 PM
No retrospective action against Stockley - Record.
Hardly surprising.
Whit? Unbelievable that they are not looking at that since the ref seemed to miss it. Media weren't shouting for it right enough Stephen Thompson said he felt it was deliberate, as did others.
Ridiculous decision. The carrot will do it again.
Never even apologised to Tierney on the ground, or when he was talking about it afterwards (or if he did I missed it). Thug who'll be Ibrox bound if they can find the strength to lift the couch one more time for another desperate raid.
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In The Heat of Lisbon
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30 May 2017, 07:35 PM
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- echo
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- 30 May 2017, 06:36 PM
No retrospective action against Stockley - Record.
Hardly surprising.
Whit? Unbelievable that they are not looking at that since the ref seemed to miss it. Media weren't shouting for it right enough
Stephen Thompson said he felt it was deliberate, as did others. Ridiculous decision. The carrot will do it again. Never even apologised to Tierney on the ground, or when he was talking about it afterwards (or if he did I missed it). Thug who'll be Ibrox bound if they can find the strength to lift the couch one more time for another desperate raid. Story in the Record is lifted directly from the Aberdeen based "Press & Journal", so could still be pish.
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30 May 2017, 08:34 PM
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- 30 May 2017, 06:08 PM
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- 30 May 2017, 05:00 PM
Tierney wasn't charging about the pitch making noises like a Formula 1 car so I don't see how his incident can be compared to Millers. I've now got a mental play of Kenny Miller making wee screechy brake noises as he rapidly slows to try and change direction, as he makes one of his many aimless head-on sprints into another inconsequential area of the pitch. CARTUJA
Can you do a photoshop of the 'Jozo Tackle' on miller but substitute miller for Pascal Wehrlien's F1 car on its side at Monaco.
Pleaseeeeeeeeeee.
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31 May 2017, 08:26 AM
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- In The Heat of Lisbon
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- echo
- 30 May 2017, 07:28 PM
Quoting limited to 3 levels deep
Stephen Thompson said he felt it was deliberate, as did others. Ridiculous decision. The carrot will do it again. Never even apologised to Tierney on the ground, or when he was talking about it afterwards (or if he did I missed it). Thug who'll be Ibrox bound if they can find the strength to lift the couch one more time for another desperate raid.
Story in the Record is lifted directly from the Aberdeen based "Press & Journal", so could still be pish. Well it's in the Sun. The only comment from ex-pros / journalists comes form SKY pundit Neil McCann.
NOTHING TO SEE Aberdeen star Jayden Stockley will face no further disciplinary action from SFA over incident with Celtic’s Kieran Tierney during Scottish Cup final The Dons ace was accused of deliberately elbowing the Hoops defender in the face during the crunch match at Hampden
Spoiler: click to toggle By Aidan Scott JAYDEN STOCKLEY will face no disciplinary action after he struck Celtic’s Kieran Tierney in the face during the Scottish Cup final. The Aberdeen star was accused of deliberately elbowing the Hoops defender in the face during the game. Jayden Stockley was accused of deliberately elbowing Kieran Tierney Tierney was forced off and had to go to hospital with a fractured jaw and split lip. Referee Bobby Madden took no action against Stockley during the game and the Dons forward took to social media after the match to deny the elbow was deliberate. And today it has emerged the SFA will no take no further action over the incident. Sky Sports pundit Neil McCann – who this week stepped down as Dundee manager – said the elbow was no worse than the Old Firm flashpoint involving Scott Brown and Kenny Miller. He said: “Before Celtic fans get upset, I recall a similar thing happening with Scott Brown and Kenny Miller earlier in the season. “And nothing happened there. “But you don’t want to see anyone hurt and it’s a sore one for Kieran Tierney.” https://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/sport/football/1080138/jayden-stockley-aberdeen-kieran-tierney-celtic/
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31 May 2017, 05:55 PM
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No retrospective action against Stockley - Record.
Hardly surprising.
Whit? Unbelievable that they are not looking at that since the ref seemed to miss it. Media weren't shouting for it right enough The Courier - printed in Dundee by DC Thomson, a company which used to ask potential employees the same question Huns scouts asked their players - reported today that Jayden Stockley will face no further action after his challenge on KT - "The forward caught the Celtic fullback in the face with his arm, leading to Tierney being forced to come off with a split lip"....talk about euphemistic. A split lip  Have quoted it as it doesn't seem to be in the online edition of the paper, so no link.
Edited by AG67, 31 May 2017, 05:55 PM.
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11 Jun 2017, 04:49 PM
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from The Guardian's "5 Talking Points"
https://www.theguardian.com/football/blog/2017/jun/11/scotland-england-five-talking-points-tierney-strachan-sterling-oxlade-chamberlain
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5) Tierney continues to impress Strachan sprung a surprise by recalling Christophe Berra to Scotland’s back-line for the first time since the 3-0 loss to England in November but also by reverting to a three-man central defence with Kieran Tierney on the left. The formation restricted the Celtic full-back’s ability to support the Scotland attack but enabled Tierney to demonstrate the awareness, intelligence and timing that attracted so many admirers during his season with Brendan Rodgers’ invincible side. Tierney, left, who only turned 20 on Monday, was instrumental in containing Marcus Rashford and denying space to England’s front line but was unfortunate to collide with Stuart Armstrong when Oxlade-Chamberlain broke the deadlock. A genuine talent.
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11 Jun 2017, 07:39 PM
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http://celticbynumberscom.ipage.com/right-back-where-we-left-off/
Posted a thread with all the end of season review articles, but as we are in the Tierney thread, here is the review of the full backs. HH
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13 Jun 2017, 11:02 PM
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PERHAPS at some point this summer Kieran Tierney will have time to take stock and consider the enormity of what he is achieving. But don’t bet on it. As he packed up his gumshield and left Hampden on Saturday night, after effortlessly accepting the challenge of converting to an unfamiliar role on the left side of Scotland’s back three and largely nullifying the emerging talent of Marcus Rashford, this unassuming 20-year-old was looking ahead to just ten days off before he reports back for the start of his pre-season under Brendan Rodgers at Celtic. And even they aren’t really days off, considering he is armed with his own bespoke pre-pre-season fitness plan from the club’s sports scientists and will be putting work in during his own time to make sure he doesn’t lose too much in the way of conditioning. “I’ll be in along with the rest of the team for the start of training,” said Tierney. “I might get an extra day or two but no more. That’s the mindset you need as a footballer. If you want to be at the top of your profession then you don’t get much rest. “I had four days away [after the end of the season] and I now have 10 days off where I can recharge the batteries,” he added. “During that time I’ll still be working to make sure I’m sharp for pre-season. The sports scientist at Celtic has devised a programme which is unique for each individual. There’s not to much in it as you won’t lose much fitness in 10 days and you still need to recover and rest after a long season, but I’ll still work hard.” The Parkhead side will know their Champions League qualifying round opponent by this time next week, with their first pre-season friendlies of their German/Austrian tour scheduled against BW Linz in Rohrbach on June 28 and Rapid Vienna in Amstetten the following Saturday. Their first qualifying tie comes on July 11/12 but rather than complaining about the tight timescales involved, Tierney reckons Celtic can carry confidence from one campaign to another. “We’ve got a short, short break but the confidence will be high as soon as we’re back in pre-season training and heading into friendlies and Champions League qualifiers,” he said. “We all know what it’s like now with six games to reach the Champions League. That’s the way it is in Scotland and we have to knuckle down and get on with it.” It was understandable if the 20-year-old was still struggling to come to terms with it all somewhat after Saturday’s most dramatic of conclusions. He appeared non-plussed about being forced to adapt to another new position, and made light of his status as a pre-match injury doubt, just weeks after sustaining a nasty facial injury courtesy of the swinging arms of Aberdeen’s Jayden Stockley in the Scottish Cup final. It might all have been matter of fact to this 20-year-old, born in the Isle of Man yet resident in Scotland since he was a young man, but less so for the watching UK media. With SkySports pundits such as Graeme Souness and Jamie Redknapp correctly purring over his performance, any clubs who weren’t previously aware of his potential surely are now. “Centre-back is a new challenge just as right-back was the last time but I don’t mind it,” said Tierney. “The manager asked me to play there and I’ll play anywhere. I’ll give my all and hopefully I will do well. “In my mind there was no doubt I’d make it but obviously it’s out of my hands,” he added. “It’s down to doctors and physios to decide if I’m ok to play and it’s no longer dangerous. I just gave my all. I didn’t need to persuade the doctors to play. They are dead professional and if I wasn’t able to play then that would be the end of it. I knew I’d be fine with a gumshield in.” While a win on Saturday would have been transformational to Scotland’s hopes of reaching their first major finals since 1998, condeding that last gasp equaliser means that four wins from our remaining four games may not even be enough to clinch a play-off place. Tierney eulogised his club mate Griffiths for the technique and temperament to execute two free-kicks with the game on the line and said the onus was on Scotland to keep getting the wins which would fulfil their side of the bargain. “It [Saturday] was just a rollercoaster - Griff’s two amazing free-kicks were incredible,” said Tierney. “He’s just goal, goals, goals. He’ll always score and to do that in a pressurised situation not once but twice against Joe Hart is unbelieveable and I’m so happy for him. To do that against a top-class keeper means he’s due a lot of credit. Then the goal at the end is a sucker punch and it feels like a defeat because of when it came. “If the second one goes in and it stays at 2-1 than it’s the fairytale, isn’t it? We’re all shattered right now because he probably thought that he’d won Scotland the game but everyone has put 100% in from staff to players and we were unlucky not to get the victory. For us we need to kick on in the remaining games and get the results we need.” http://www.heraldscotland.com/Tierney__10_days_off_is_enough
"The sports scientist at Celtic has devised a programme which is unique for each individual. There’s not to much in it as you won’t lose much fitness in 10 days and you still need to recover and rest after a long season, but I’ll still work hard.”
cant see any players coming back overweight like last summer
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16 Jun 2017, 09:27 PM
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http://www.talkingbaws.com/2017/06/kieran-tierney-makes-young-celtic-fans-day-spain-twitter-plea-dad/
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16 Jun 2017, 09:31 PM
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Shows his absolute class......
He is possibly my favourite player right now. on the pitch an off it.....
So I'm his number one fan.......
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16 Jun 2017, 09:34 PM
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What a man. Made the kids year.
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16 Jun 2017, 09:47 PM
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That's brilliant.
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16 Jun 2017, 09:49 PM
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Brilliant.
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17 Jun 2017, 12:36 AM
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Very late for a child to be up.
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17 Jun 2017, 12:45 AM
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Very late for a child to be up. He's 20. And he's on his holidays
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17 Jun 2017, 01:25 AM
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Very late for a child to be up.
He's 20. And he's on his holidays
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17 Jun 2017, 01:46 AM
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Brilliant.
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17 Jun 2017, 08:15 AM
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Very late for a child to be up.
He's 20. And he's on his holidays
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