One match does not prove that a club’s entire strategy has failed. But two decades of abject failure, losing to teams that we should be playing off the park, exposes the total incompetence of the Celtic Board.
Nobody punched the Hearts captain. Nevin claimed that two or three fans punched him. He was dreadful, absolutely dreadful.
Celtic’s performance against LASK sent another shudder of fear through the Ibrox support.
While most bears claim that they don’t care or didn’t watch the reality is very different.
The vast majority were watching every minute on TNT Sport. Hoping for crumbs of comfort on the eve of…
After months of hard work, stress and even a hospital stay Martin O’Neill got to enjoy a Celtic performance again.
Twice last season the Irishman was called in as interim manager. The second occasion after Wilfried Nancy led Celtic to six defeats in eight matches.O’Neill and Nancy…
Possibly doing part of your job properly after five years of trying having banked around £4 million in wages is not to be celebrated.
Back in November 2010 Jackson and James Traynor, Record colleagues of Keevins were introducing billionaire Craig Whyte to Record readers.
You don’t need to be a cynic to think that Baur and Hassan were only signed with the virtual guarantee of the Engels fee arriving. It’s the Celtic/Nicholson Way.
The Celtic Academy doesn’t produce footballers, the club doesn’t communicate with anti-establishment fans, the facilities at Celtic Park are from a previous century.
With the numbers we’ve got, we are playing with fire. The good thing is we’ve got the ability to react to it positively, and hopefully we can do that swiftly.
Successful football clubs invest in infrastructure, talent, and long term competitiveness. They build squads capable of thriving in Europe, not merely surviving domestically. They treat profit as a means to an end, not the end itself.