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.
Perhaps the most maligned group of Celtic fans in recent times, the North Curve have played a blinder thus far, outflanking Celtic’s salaried media team of thirty hearty souls.
As if using The Sun newspaper to attack former Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers wasn’t bad enough, the Celtic CEO managed to put out a Saturday night statement that took “Rolling A Jobby In Glitter” to unprecedented new heights.
The club used their newspaper of choice to undermine the manager and completely ignore all the concerns raised by the fans.
Old and new, traditional supporters clubs, podcasts, websites and others. Groups with a variety of shades of opinion but drawn together by a succession of issues culminating in the carnage created by Nicholson’s transfer window activities.
“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.”
No Champions League, a depleted squad, an elite manager working his notice and a board and CEO with nothing to say about anything – fans have reached breaking point.