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Post by slasher on Aug 8, 2005 20:10:22 GMT
I really think that if this boy can steer clear of injury he could be the answer to our longstanding striking problems. If he gets a few starts in the Celtic side and keeps banging in the goals I'd chuck him in against the Tallies. Who knows - with Maloney starting to show up really well and a settled look about the midfield, maybe better times are just around the corner for Scotland!! ;D
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Post by Marky on Aug 10, 2005 7:51:44 GMT
Dont get too excited Slasher, ask yourself 2 questions.
How many games has Beattie started?
How many clear chances does Maloney miss?
Marky
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Post by JP on Aug 12, 2005 11:57:05 GMT
YOU DINNAE HAF TALK SUM PISH SUMTIMES SLASH. ALTHO I ADMIT AD RAITHER HUV BEATTIE THAN MILLER HES NO STARTED ONY GAMES FOR SELLIK YIT!  |
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Post by JP on Aug 12, 2005 12:04:42 GMT
AYE N FOR ANOTER HING THE MALONEY BOY IS JIST FAR TOO WEE! ;D
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Post by slasher on Aug 18, 2005 19:31:58 GMT
Aye JP yar clever! You would drop Miller after last night would you? Is the caps lock still stuck on your keyboard? At least I can spell ya fud  PS Last night settled one thing for me - Douglas and Alexander defo aint good enough. Plenty of positives from the rest though. ;D |
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Post by Marky on Aug 23, 2005 14:38:16 GMT
Scotland call for striker Beattie
Beattie has been in good form for Celtic
Scotland manager Walter Smith has called up Celtic striker Craig Beattie for September's World Cup qualifiers with Italy and Norway.
Beattie, 21, scored twice for the Under-21s against Austria last week and has netted three times as a substitute for Celtic this season.
There are no other new faces in the 24-man squad, while Paul Dickov and Derek Riordan are not included.
Southampton winger Neil McCann is recalled by Smith.
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Scotland:
Goalkeepers : Robert Douglas (Leicester City), Craig Gordon (Heart of Midlothian), David Marshall (Celtic)
Defenders : Graham Alexander (Preston North End), Russell Anderson (Aberdeen), Steven Caldwell (Sunderland), Christian Dailly (West Ham United), Jackie McNamara (Wolverhampton W.), Steven Pressley (Heart of Midlothian), Andy Webster (Heart of Midlothian), David Weir (Everton)
Midfield: Barry Ferguson (Rangers), Darren Fletcher (Manchester United), Paul Hartley (Heart of Midlothian), Neil McCann (Southampton), Lee McCulloch (Wigan Athletic), Ian Murray (Rangers), Brian O¿Neil (Preston North End), Nigel Quashie (Southampton)
Forwards: Craig Beattie (Celtic), James McFadden (Everton), Kenny Miller (Wolverhampton W.), Garry O'Connor (Hibernian), Steven Thompson (Rangers).
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