Since the Ibrox club and their messengers launched a three week campaign of squealing against Auston Trusty their club has enjoyed an incredible run of favourable decisions.Willie Collum and his SFA enablers have risen to the task with decisions that have matched the two 60 plus runs of matches under…
David Low and Duncan Smillie have taken to social media as Celtic Supporters Limited is properly launched.Low, Smillie and Peter McGowan had originally intended being elected onto the Celtic Trust in September but decided against that option.Since then the Celtic Fans Collective has been formed, the Celtic board has wilted…
Strangely, or maybe not the Daily Record, Sun and STV have yet to highlight the attack on a young fan who was man-handled by three stewards after James Forrest scored against Aberdeen.
No-one knows the dynamics of the relationship but the Tisdale and Nicholson dynamic looks like every manager’s nightmare.
Of course none of Celtic’s legacy media partners will touch the video clip shown below. That is how the partnership operates.
Getting the Police media team to issue that farcical statement explains exactly why Celtic recruited Mark Hargreaves and his contact book.
With the blade terror story taken apart Gaddi wasn’t deterred. On Saturday the Record carried it as a page lead, any excuse to put the boot into Celtic fans goes down well with their ageing Army of Readers.
Neither Nicholson or McKay would survive an audit or corporate review. Both are younger than their hero Lawwell, they really ought to be looking at other career opportunities where their limitations aren’t in the public eye.
A fan when it’s handy, a fan when it makes him look good, a fan when it protects his little kingdom. But step out of line? Question what he’s saying? Criticize what he’s doing? Suddenly, the fan disappears. And the man, untouchable, remains.
But not a word on Nancy’s assistants, his backroom team. It was no great secret, from the Columbus end of things the news came through. Kwame Ampadu, Jules Guefuen and Maxim Chalier were Glasgow-bound.
