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Hace 3 días · Kenny Miller ‘hurt’ by Celtic’s strength. Miller is currently in Saudi Arabia working for former Celtic manager, Ronny Deila, as a coach for Al-Wahda but still keeps an eye on his old club. And listening to what he says here, I’m guessing he probably wishes he doesn’t now. Speaking to the Monday Club Podcast, Miller said, “I don’t ...
Hace 3 días · Miller can’t even admit the gap exists. “It’s not about that,” he claims. Well, what exactly is it about, Kenny? The derby result was a reminder that there is a gap, and it’s vast. Their club is in chaos, and I agree that much of it is self-inflicted. Years of reckless spending and poor decision-making have finally caught up with them.
Hace 3 días · With five league wins on the bounce, it has been an outstanding start to the season for the Scottish champions who have already opened up a five-point gap on rivals Rangers. Speaking to the Monday Club Podcast, Kenny Miller said, “I don’t think the team or the club are in a great way. It’s not been a great start to the season.
Hace 3 días · Kenny Miller has admitted that it “hurts” to see Rangers falling behind their rivals after their 3-0 Old Firm derby defeat to Celtic. Speaking to the Monday Club podcast (17 September), the former Gers and Celtic striker expressed his concern on the current proceedings at Rangers, who trail behind their rivals on and off the pitch.
Hace 3 días · Kenny Miller says it hurts him to see how far behind Celtic his beloved Rangers are - but admits the Ibrox club only have their own 'bad decisions' to blame.. It's been a tale of contrasting ...
Hace 3 días · Hurting Kenny Miller admits it's hard to stomach Rangers' demise as Celtic strengthen their dominance of Scottish football.. The ex-Old Firm striker - who pledges his loyalty to Gers - couldn't believe the eye-watering sums Brendan Rodgers spent during the summer window. Celts twice shattered their transfer record to land £9.5million striker Adam Idah and £11m Belgium international Arne ...
1 de sept. de 2024 · Kenny Miller crossed the Old Firm divide not once, but twice, returning to Rangers having had a lacklustre one-season stay at Celtic which left him with one main regret.
