There was no glowing tribute from Danny Rohl or anyone at the club. No respect for the Hall of Famer.
Every obstacle imaginable was encountered. Fans found problems every step of the way. Selecting seats, entering details, adding to basket. Not many got close to Checking Out.
It is farcical, farcical. The weekend, the fallout is petty, pathetic. What sort of country are we living in where an institution sees fit to ban somebody that they don’t agree on?
He wouldn’t tick the boxes for Wilfried Nancy or Paul Tisdale but someone inside the club must take responsibility and give Forrest exactly what he wants to add another 12 months of record breaking onto his Celtic CV.
Unsurprisingly when you abandon the tenants of journalism, the powerless are attacked with some bizarre argument put forward that Celtic fans should forgo their right to hold public servants Police Scotland to account.
The hoops top is available at £50 having been launched in the summer at £75. The away kit, dark green with lime horizontal pinstripe is only costing £20 from a £75 launch price. For £70 fans can get two of the high quality Adidas kits launched last summer.
It is something that I’d like to do because I feel that I’ve got too much experience and knowledge to keep it to myself and not pass it on.
Now the bampots have their own social media. Ryan 118 and ACSOM have far more reach than Jackson and the Record.
Either he doesn’t know the Laws of the Game or he refuses to implement them. Neither option is acceptable.
All of the fake reasons that have been trotted out for the ban reek of the same thing – an attempt to stifle and stop the ultras from criticising the club and their treatment from Police Scotland.