The Board recognises the inherent inefficiencies of holding excess cash, and, in conjunction with other cash commitments, the importance of investing in strengthening the team to deliver football success.
My feeling was always once Kyogo was gone, was to have someone else to come in. So that’s the plan. And hopefully that can be the case, and we execute that by tomorrow night.
Many will remember 2019 when Lawwell Productions conjured up Olli Burke, Timo Weah, Marian Shved and Vakoun Bayoo. With an eye to the future Manny Perez and Andrew Gutman were also snapped up, two rising stars that weren’t even eligible to work in Scotland but were signed anyway for whatever…
Clearly the new set up isn’t working. Tisdale clearly has the contacts, the data and the analysis which suggests that Michael Nicholson isn’t capable of delivering targets.
There’s always that great level of intelligence on our board and expertise and experience. We try to use it to the best of our advantage. So it’s always about planning, looking forwards. Obviously the key people talking about it is important.
Despite the age of multiple social media platforms there are certain Message Board functions that remain priceless with transfer activity for Celtic fans firmly focussed on Matthias Kvistgaarden of Brondby._7_ on Kerrydale Street is worth noting, like a handful he posts selectively and has a track record for being close…
Adam Idah didn’t take long to provide Hugh Keevins with another custard pie for his infantile predictions, playing to the gallery of Daily Record readers.Last week’s contribution to the 1-0 win over YB Bern drew the ire of Keevins who felt that celebrating and claiming the goal was the most…
Brendan Rodgers was giving little away about his plans to bring in a new striker to replace Kyogo Furuhashi when he met the media ahead of Celtic’s Champions League clash with Aston Villa.The celebrations for reaching the Play Off stage of the competition had barely died down following the 1-0…
There is no question they have made progress in Europe this season — although, given the club’s previous reputation as a punchbag for the continent’s flotsam and jetsam, the only way was up, to be perfectly frank.
The Daily Record has come up with some more heart-warming content to cheer up their army of elderly readers.Recently the ailing Glasgow publisher has been thinking more out of the box in order to avoid the reality of Celtic’s domination, you’ll do well to read any mention of the World’s…