So over the course of a month, Walsh, Graham, McLean, Beaton, Aitken, Nicolson, McDermid and Irvine have denied Celtic fairly clear cut penalties in tight SPFL matches. Small margins and all that.
And with that Ibrox was treated to an audition of the bedlam Celtic fans will generate at the cup tie on Sunday when we get to liberate the entire Broomloan.
The scheduling of the match was known months in advance but it seems that two key figures at Celtic had more important things to do than attend the Glasgow Derby.
John Beaton was just three minutes away from a night of epic celebrations at the Crown Bar in Bellshill.It was that close, tantalisingly close.He could almost picture the scene.All of the ‘party tunes’ would be playing. Shiny happy people all around, songs about hating Catholics and Ireland would fill the…
Sterling’s left arm is used to push Tounekti away, he adds to that by grabbing the Celtic jersey.
Celtic recorded their first ever win in Germany last night - four days after losing to Hibs at Celtic Park for the first time in 16 years!The feeling after the Hibs defeat was very, very low considering the games we have coming.Thursday night in Stuttgart was always going to a…
For every 10,000 fans that join this, I will put £2million in to buy shares for this trust… If everyone joins, it’s £10m.
Since July 2012 Celtic have ran a mile from calling out any issues at the SFA. That is why John Beaton and Steven McLean are in charge at Ibrox on Sunday. The next generation is represented by David Dickinson. All backed by honest Willie Collum.
BW stated he has faith in Michael Nicholson and considers his performance this season acceptable, BW reiterated that responsibility rests with the Board collectively.
When a man who has served in a Tony Blair government and Dermot Desmond’s sham Celtic board has to stress he acts in good faith, the warning signs are clear.