“There’s conditions we want to be able to improve because I’m not the type of manager that’s good at maintaining anything. If there’s just something to maintain, I’m not the manager for Celtic.”
I sometimes hear stuff about there being a disconnect, and that couldn’t be further from the truth, for me, the board and Dermot, we all love Celtic and want the club to be the very best it can be
There’s interest in Adam but, obviously, no one can leave here unless we get players in to replace. It’s as simple as that. There’s been negotiations and chatter around it, but I have to have players in here before I can consider letting anyone go.
Chris Sutton and Neil Lennon were involved in a fiery exchange over Celtic’s recruitment issues ahead of the dismal 0-0 draw at Ibrox.In truth there was more life, excitement and passion in the exchange between the former team-mates than the ‘action’ that followed which involved a combined two shots at…
A trip to Ibrox is normally one of the diary highlights of the year for the Celtic executives, today they could have met up with Andrew Cavenagh and the new owners of the Tribute Act formed by Charles Green in 2012.
Just One More Thing- Before anyone jumps in with Celtic 'fanboy' or 'apologist' let me be clear: I’m far from either.Think of it like a doctor’s bedside manner — brutal, unflinching truth. You’re told you’ve got cancer, four weeks to live. There’s no sugar-coating. That’s what I’m doing here.Look,…
After six horrific transfer windows Michael Nicholson is now staring at his biggest ever humiliation.Not even a ‘penalty to Rangers’ gag to his boardroom chums will mask the failings of the Celtic CEO.The soon to be published club accounts for the year to 30 June 2025 is likely to reveal…
Luka Modric, Ronaldo, Jamie Vardy and Josh Windass would lead the Revolution with Cavenagh profiled as the supreme professional with a ruthless desire to succeed.
There’s interest in Adam but, obviously, no one can leave here unless we get players in to replace. It’s as simple as that.
The players that watched Kyogo and Kuhn get sold realised that they could be next, that they were more valued on the Balance Sheet than on the team sheet, that Nicholson would rather sell players than build a team.