The actions of Police Scotland were a worrying throwback to the dark days of the Offensive Behaviour at Football Act when the Green Brigade appeared to be permanently targeted in order to destroy the group.
Nicolas Kuhn appears to be the favoured fall guy among Celtic supporters following the Scottish Cup Final defeat to Aberdeen.Like almost all of his team-mates the form of the German winger has tailed off in the second half of the season, for whatever reasons it seems that Kuhn’s performances have…
Glasgow City Council, Police Scotland and Celtic appear to be in a three way stand off over the failure to provide a designated fanzone for supporters to get together in the same manner as fans across Europe will over the coming weeks.
The Brazen Head has updated it’s signage to celebrate Scotland’s Most Successful Club.Situated at the point where Pollokshaws Road starts in the Gorbals the pub recently welcomed Lubo Moravcik with Jota and Maik Nawrocki among past clients.Over the last decade, from celebrating The Invincibles onwards it has almost been a…
Kingmakers and red carpets- Daily Record secures ringside seat for secret summit to Ibrox ‘takeover’
Despite his off the radar wealth it seems that Cavenagh is a team player, linking up with 49ers Enterprises to buy some shares in the troubled Ibrox club before performing boardroom gymnastics to reach 51% of the shares.
Meanwhile, in the real world Celtic pick up the trophies, 120 in total with this season’s SPFL Premiership title the 55th time that they’ve been champions of Scotland. A number that even Boyd knows the significance of.
Sport is about winners and losers, Scottish football is deeply tribal, Celtic fans are enjoying an awesome period, watching a manager on course to make it 12 trophy wins out of 13, denied a clean sweep by Alan Muir.
Over the last three years Celtic fans have turned the area from the Gallowgate through Glasgow Cross into the Trongate into a party zone, blessed with sunny weather there has been a festival feel to it. Social media clips went viral.
Clancy had his trademark apologetic face on as he awarded Hearts a procession of free kicks, opposing players know that their luck is in while the scores are level against Celtic.
With highly selective coverage like that the natural reaction is over how much it costs for the city to stage hundreds of Orange Order hate marches every year and what do they add to the economy of the city?