Surely Killen will be subbed on at the break?
Celtic 0 - MLS all starts 2, just about half time now.
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Well that was disapointing!! Celtic were rubbish!! And no sign
of Killen??
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Hmm. .. . could be a long season on the bench for Killen. . .
. Coach won't even use him when they're down 2-0 and need a
goal. . . .
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he's still carrying an injury isn't he? i did read that he
planned to miss the first few pre season games
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After seeing the highlights from that game, all I have to say is
BOO YA, DE ROSARIO IS THE PLAY-MOTHER-F*UCKIN-MAKER!!!
Best player in MLS.
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Hate to say it guys,he would have been better off signing for
Cardiff,rather than cutting up the half time oranges for Celtic.He
would have been first named upfront for Cardiff,too late now, we
got Robbie Fowler instead!
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Robbie who?
Oh you mean the dinosaur that had a couple of good seasons for
Liverpool over ten years ago and has been plagued with injury
ever since.
Yeah, not surprising that he would retire to a small club
like Cardiff.
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Robbie who?
Oh you mean the dinosaur that had a couple of good seasons for
Liverpool over ten years ago and has been plagued with injury
ever since.
Yeah, not surprising that he would retire to a small club
like Cardiff.
Why so nasty me old china,truth hurts does it?
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Ha, ha...thought that would get a reaction.
Good luck to Cardiff and to him. TBH I do think he's
rather over-rated.
I hear Trevor Sinclairs joined you too. Another
player past his prime, but should do well in the
Championship. I will be watching the coming season with
interest.
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Hate to say it guys,he would have been better off signing for
Cardiff,rather than cutting up the half time oranges for Celtic.He
would have been first named upfront for Cardiff,too late now, we
got Robbie Fowler instead!
Let it go.
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he's still carrying an injury isn't he? i did read that he
planned to miss the first few pre season games
Apparently, he got injured in their friendly against
Peterborough and wasn't even on the bench against the MLS mob
Auckland Jag2007-07-23 07:24:32
Apparently I'm apathetic, but I couldn't care less.
"Being a Partick Thistle fan sets you apart. It means youre a free thinker. It also means your team has no money." Tim Luckhurst, The Independent, 4th December 2003
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Celtic v Chicago on today.Webcast here: http://livefooty.doctor-serv.com/sun22.7/Chicago_Celtic.html
Maybe Killen will get on the field this game?
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http://www.nzsoccer.com/plugins/newsfeed.cgi?rm=content&plugin_data_id=20034
Nice update NZsoccer.com
Looks like he is in the frame. He just needs to get a goal and
get some headlines.
If we build it, they will come...
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AUCKLAND � All Whites
hitman Chris Killen continued his comeback from injury on Sunday,
with his third game for Scottish champions, Celtic, on their
pre-season tour of Europe and the USA.
In a 1-1 draw against the Chicago Fire, Killen replaced Netherlands striker Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink after 75 minutes and looked impressive as Celtic chased a winning goal.
The appearance was Killen�s third � all as a substitute � for the Glasgow giants after making his Celtic debut against BSC Young Boys in Switzerland on July 13 and then featuring against Peterborough United a week later.
Despite a healthy goal scoring record in Scotland, the ex-Manchester City, Oldham and Hibernian striker faces tough competition to break into the Celtic starting frontline.
As well as the lengthily-named Dutchman, there is also Kenny Miller and Meciej Zurawski � internationals for Scotland and Poland respectively � plus Australian Scott MacDonald, and Scottish young player of the year Derek Riordan to contend with.
Vannegoor of Hesselink, whose name must terrorise Scottish Premier League shirt-makers, as well as defenders, was Celtic�s top scorer last season with 13 league goals, the same tally that Killen scored for Hibs in an injury-curtailed season.
The Bhoys have two more games left in their pre-season schedule - a visit to St. James's Park on July 26 to take on English Premiership side Newcastle before finishing up at home with Italy's Parma on July 29.
Cetic's defence of their Scottish Premier League crown begins at Celtic Park on August 5 against Kilmarnock.
Meanwhile, New Zealand Under 20 captain Jack Pelter, on trial at Premier League newcomers Sunderland, was brought on by Roy Keane at halftime in their warm up match against Sc**thorpe United - a match which also featured All White David Mulligan for the Championship side. Sc**thorpe won the game 1-0.
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Killen has got talent but he also has glass ankles and
hamstrings made out of ticker tape!
Bench warmer this season then of to the englush third div season after that then maybe stadio Caketinnos who knows!!!!
Bench warmer this season then of to the englush third div season after that then maybe stadio Caketinnos who knows!!!!
The answer to life's problems are rarely found at the bottom of a beer glass - but it's always worth a look.
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He's always been able to score goals, so even as a bench player he
will be used and could be a fan favourite.
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I watched the Celtic vs Chicago Fire game on Sunday, Chris had a good 15 minutes at the end but I agree with the previous comments that he would have been much better off going to Cardiff, definitely more exposure to more managers and scouts in the UK.
Hopefully he can prove us wrong and score the winning goal in
the old firm game.
Bring on the Phoenix!!!!!!!!!!!
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Young Phalio I agree that "BOO YA" is having a great season but I think you need to watch some more MLS if you think he is the best player in the league.
Could you explain to me why he didn't make the All Star squad?
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