Didier Agathe

[Jimaldinho 0]

Just wondered if anyone had seen Didier Agathe had left Celtic. He plays right back or right midfield (believed to be our problem postions) As he is on a free transfer i THINK we could sign him outside the transfer window. But as he plays right side that means we wouldnt even look twice at him! what does everyone else think?

[Alex Harvey-Jones 0]

Don''t know enough about him really to comment but if he plays on the right then he is surely worth a gamble if he would come to Norwich!? He can''t be any worse than the huge numbers of right wingers we have at this club!!! Oh wait a minute..........

[E I E I E I O 0]

Seen him play for them a few times and he looked good. I also asked one of my works colleagues who is a celtic fan and he said he is very powerful. Dont think Worthy would be interested though as he is not young and keen like Johanson.

[Alex Harvey-Jones 0]

Apparently Leeds are interested!

[Morph 31]

If he is available on a free then I would say pick him up. Every time

I''ve seen them play up here he''s been a useful right sided player to

have in the team.

The downside is that he''s 30. So he''s not exactly a young, up and

coming prospect. More like another journeyman footballer with a

slightly better pedigree.

From: http://www.4thegame.com/club/glasgow-celtic-fc/player-profile/3488/didieragathe.html

Didier Agathe is the kind of midfielder who likes to get forward, but can also drop back and play a deeper role if required.

Since arriving at Parkhead in September 2000, Agathe has played an

important part in Celtic''s successes. He played in all of the Champions

League matches during the 2001/02 campaign, helped the club win the

League on more than one occasion and played a crucial part in getting

the Hoops to the UEFA Cup final in 2003.

Martin O''Neill opted to play Agathe in an

unfamiliar right-back role, which ultimately improved his performances

during the 2003/04 campaign.