When David Watson equalised in the 82nd minute it looked like putting a right downer on the entire week but as Iheanacho’s penalty hit the back of the net Beautiful Sunday was soon blaring out around The Square.
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.
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.
Celtic won a watch on Saturday night- who’d have thought that one tweet quietly slipped out for minimal attention would have reached 3.1m people in 21 hours!Unfortunately for the suits, policy makers and the CEO terrified to put his name to the statement almost all of the engagement for the…
As a deflection exercise the Celtic source spilling the beans to The Sun was only slightly less of an own goal that Prince Charles discussing Pizza Express and his sweaty problems with Emily Maitlis.
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.
Celtic fans are used to missing out on the rumoured targets to push the club on, this time around Nicholson has gone out of his way to weaken the team through the transfers of Nicolas Kuhn and finally Adam Idah.
After scrolling through repetitive paragraphs the duped reader discovers that the Annual Report for 2025 will be published in September with a few bland paragraphs covering turnover of around £150m and a paragraph expressing disappointment about failing to reach this season’s Champions League.