Celtic fans: What do you think is the best position for Mcgeady?

Question

Aiden has played the vast majority of his games on the left for the Hoops but I though he was superb on the right against Feyenoord. Would you swap him and Naka over or will this cause too much disruption? Presumably we will go with the 4-2-3-1 formation away in Europe and when this was trialed at the weekend, Scott Brown was given a free role. Do you think Aiden would be better suited in there with Naka on the right and Samaras on the left?

Answer 1

Holding the SPL trophy aloft in the center  circle will do for me,or anywhere sir WGS says

Answer 2

believe it or not double naka and aidi up on the wings like switchin flanks during games as that will be the key to running rampant in the spl

and also s******g teams over in europe

bring on 08-09

Answer 3

The best position for him is... in the bench!!!

Answer 4

in the shower room playing soap boy lol...

Answer 5

Yes - i think McGeady would do a h**l of a lot better given a free role with naka on the right and samaras on the left - Jan can always seem to score a header and has plenty of power to finish a shot off, so having 3 people in support would bring more goals i reckon.

Answer 6

Head first in a paper bag  

Answer 7

Aiden was amazing on the right but your idea of him being given a free role sounds about right AM.

I do love to see him on either wing as most of the Celtic goals have been set up by one of his crosses., but maybe it's about time to give him that little more freedom to see what he can do.

top goalscorer '08-'09?

Answer 8

If Nakamura is on the other side, it makes sense for them to chop and change, this way McGeady can pin point any weakness in either full back before targeting the 'weak link'.

  Nakamura is often better on the left, being naturally left footed, his delivery into the box is often quicker AND more effective from this side