The Chairman didn’t want the motion for a 3-5 year plan to be articulated. Not while knowing that the walking liability that is Michael Nicholson would have to face questions from shareholders. Many of whom are better briefed that the Celtic CEO, groomed for the job by the current Chairman.
The Manny Fernandez incident needs no explanation. Every fan watching knew the decision was wrong. Every fan knows why the man from the Crown Bar made that decision.
There are shades of Dougie Dougie about this, they can’t find and stick to one version of events.
Away to St Mirren, Nicholson was without the big hitters. Surrounded only by the usual cronies and hangers on.
The statement from Ross was a joint one, Daddy wrote it with Ross delivering. There was no element of AI about it, no Chat GPT. It was spite, anger and incendiary, clearly Dermot has been thinking a lot while out on the golf course.
When it comes to communications there has only been one winner. Driven by amateurs, fuelled by enthusiasm the Collective, Green Brigade and Trust have handed the Board a lesson and much more.
Nancy held positive talks with Hoops chiefs over the weekend and the push is now on to tie up the deal ahead of the weekend.
The ‘advanced stage’ to the Record story never quite added up. There was no comment from Columbus Crew about an approach for their contracted manager.
Stewart doesn’t like being forced to apologise, he could be the person to crack the veil of secrecy surrounding the SFA and their home made VAR verdicts.
Only a few Celtic social media accounts highlighted the incident. A caller to Super Scoreboard on the Tuesday mentioned it. Gordon Duncan moved on, not the sort of incident that he’d want to highlight or dive into. Not with his star rising at Sky Sports and the SFA.