I would guess the club’s attitude to Mondays meeting will be along the lines of ‘How little do we need to do here to get this mob buying Europa League Tickets and Larsson watches again?’
That HMRC payment equates to roughly £230 from every season ticket sold and yet while sitting on those huge profits, the club chose to raise season ticket prices again in the summer.
Until we have proper leadership at Celtic that reflects the views of the fans then we had better be prepared for Police Scotland doing the exact same thing again.
In a strongly worded rebuttal of this barefaced attempt at divide and conquer, the Celtic Fans Collective said “Supporters demand change – until it comes, business as usual is not an option.”
If the CEO and CFO can’t handle what the fans had for them on Sunday, just wait till the Celtic Fans Collective really gets going.
And just in case anyone thought the rumoured sacrificial lamb would satisfy supporters, the Celtic Fans Collective have produced the perfect response in their overarching aim.
The only people left out of the general Celtic feelgood factor were sitting in the padded seats in the main stand, the target of the fans fury. With the Chairman finding something better to do than watch the club he drains £120,000 a year out of for his ‘ceremonial’ role.
Brendan Rodgers didn’t miss his target at today’s press conference.In front of the cameras for the first time since the transfer window closed, there was one issue everyone wanted addressed - last week’s anonymous attack on the manager from somewhere on high at the club.“Cowardly action” was how Rodgers described…
This protest is to remove a CEO who ignored the requests of our manager and club captain for more quality players in the summer.
For the beginning of a campaign, Wednesday nights meeting couldn’t have gone much better and its a huge credit to North Curve Celtic to have organised everything on such short notice.