Originally published at: Celtic Kyle Joseph pursuit isn't a bad thing even without a permanent manager - 67 Hail Hail
The signing of Sheffield Wednesday youngster Liam Shaw and pursuit of Wigan prospect Kyle Joseph has been confusing for some Celtic supporters. Shaw has agreed on a pre-contract with the Bhoys, while reports this week indicate the club are ‘closing in’ on a similar deal for Joseph. The apparent problem people have with this is…
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I agree with that last tweet- it’s good business. Both Shaw and Joseph are young, promising players, something Celtic have lost a lot of (or are poised to lose) this offseason. You have to have the cupboards stocked with something when a new manager comes in or else we may be faced with a reality of a more comprehensive, time consuming rebuild of the squad. Keeping with the kitchen metaphor, you can’t make a soup without a stock. Other potentially fancier ingredients make up the substance, but the stock is the foundation.
Does that make sense? It’s lunch time over here and I should probably go eat.
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Keeping with the kitchen metaphor: what if you have the kitchen stocked with the wrong ingredients for the new chef? Take, for example, a totally random scenario where you accidently buy a gluten free dough and the guests you’ve invited are vegan but I didn’t know so I’ve already put cheese and pepperoni on it and oh great I’ve ruined supper. Let’s go buy from an expensive European restaurant instead.
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That’s a very good point! With the cost of these fellas, could it end up being more like making Kraft Dinner for a friend that has a dairy sensitivity?
It’s a shame about that pizza though.
Prospects a great but we also need players who can go immediately into the team a get results.
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