Bosun Lawal

Then Bosun also missed a peno that would have put them 2-1 up.

Unfortunately it was downhill from there and they conceded 3 late goals to lose 4-1

He will have to establish himself at a higher level than Fleetwood for that to happen but he will be playing at a higher level one way or another. 

It’s been a massively positive loan stint for him and he’s shown his capabilities in midfield too which is a relief. From watching him with the U21s its like a preview of what you’d get if you played Pogba,Doucoure or Dendoncker at CB. 

Racist

1 goal, 1 assist, MOTM & Team of the Week for Fleetwoods 2-0 win over Northampton

Omochere scored the other (should have had a hat-trick)

Scored again tonight vs Peterbrough, Omochere missed a penalty. Currently 1-1.

The O'Shea wrote: I would imagine he's talking about the fact that the likes of Iwata are currently getting bigged up by the Celtic support, despite the fact he looks barely capable of passing the ball - while the likes of Lawal who looks like he could be a driving force in midfield will likely be sent to play in defence for the Celtic reserves when he returns there.

A driving force in midfield in league one ! Oh, how our standards have fallen for midfielders, when a league one player is seen as a viable solution, to our long standing midfield problem .

Lets not rewrite history here - Scales was sent out on loan because it was decided he wasn't required for the first team. There was no intention of developing him, in fact they'd have sold him to Aberdeen over the summer if they'd coughed up 500K. It's was pure chance that he was given his opportunity due to a raft of injuries, otherwise he'd have spent this year either on the bench or out of the squad entirely. I expect he'll be replaced next season anyway, despite possibly being Celtic's best player this season he's already started to take pelters from a sizeable cohort of fans over recent months, who are pining for Nawrocki and Lagerbielke to be recalled despite the fact they've both largely looked poor when they have played. The unknown shiny thing always appeals more, and at few clubs is that more true than Celtic.