On Tuesday night James Bisgrove was charming the bears at a Fan Forum with a promise made over tickets for the final match of 2023.
With Celtic saying nothing on the record it is difficult to know the exact reasons for the suspension but there are a number of media outlets happily quoting their ‘Celtic sources’.
Since the summer of 2016 with his old buddie Derek Johnstone, Keevins has been drooling over title success at Ibrox, even tipping Mark Warburton to put Brendan Rodgers in his place.
Reassuring fan media sites that the club is really angry about claims from Alon Hazan really isn't good enough.
It might have made life easier for the club's PR team but made absolutely no impact compared to the anti-Semitic comments that were reported far and wide. …
A robust response from Celtic was unlikely, keeping fans onside enough to sell out Season Tickets and maximise commercial income is about the extent of the one-way relationship with supporters/customers.
Rather than award Celtic an indirect free-kick Beaton gave a foul against Kyogo and booked the Celtic striker for his attempt to keep the match flowing.
Midway through the first-half the Bhoys, seated diagonally opposite the absent Green Brigade, walked out the stadium.
It is undeniable that the sanctions imposed against those affiliated with the Green Brigade are a result of the group’s unapologetic solidarity with Palestine.
With trust and respect for the board at rock bottom it was no surprise that across Twitter the reaction to the Celtic statement was overwhelmingly negative.
All of that points towards the management, or lack of from Steven Naismith but BBC Scotland had a convenient lifeboat for the struggling Hearts boss to cling onto.