Celtic boss, Martin
ONeill, desperate to hang on to Welsh bad boy Craig Bellamy, this week denied that
Bayern Munich had made enquiries to secure the on-form strikers services for next
season.He told frankly disbelieving media that Parkhead had received no enquiry from
the Bundesliege behemoths. However, it is understood that reception staff at Parkhead are
under strict instructions to put the phone down if anyone with a German accent makes
contact. Martin himself fearful of unwanted Hunnish interest in the on-loan striker, has
taken to answering personal phone calls by pretending to be Chinese and offering free
delivery of chow mein specials within a 10 mile radius.
Elsewhere on planet fitba, out-of-form Dunfermline, facing the drop, await the final
ruling on the Pars artificial pitch. Under-fire Dunfermline boss Davy Hay told The
JT: "Were not only keen to hang on to our plastic pitch but next season
were hoping to introduce plastic players as well. Lets face it, they
couldnt be any worse that the pile of pish weve been fielding this
season."
Over on planet rugby, Matt Williams finally got his jotters as coach of the national
squad, the pain of his dismissal somewhat assuaged by a £250000 pay off.
Which rather begs the question: if the SRUs got that amount of money just lying
around why can't we just bribe the opposition into letting us win?