And with that failure comes the consolation of playing in the Europa League group stages – an achievement Nicholson will no doubt highlight in the future when accusations of lacking ambition are levelled at him again.
Martin O'Neill had his company hat on as he faced the media following Celtic's Champions League exit.There were no gags or funny quips about his age as the veteran manager took responsibility for another humiliating exit from UEFA's premier competition.And no-one in the Scottish media was going to ask the…
Nobody punched the Hearts captain. Nevin claimed that two or three fans punched him. He was dreadful, absolutely dreadful.
After months of hard work, stress and even a hospital stay Martin O’Neill got to enjoy a Celtic performance again.
Twice last season the Irishman was called in as interim manager. The second occasion after Wilfried Nancy led Celtic to six defeats in eight matches.O’Neill and Nancy…
The tragedy is that McKay, Postecoglou and Trimboli only worked together for 72 days. In that time they provided the spine of five successive SPFL title. A lack of foresight, ambition and ability ensured no progress in Europe during the time since.
The Recruitment team worked under Paul Tisdale for 15 months. Head of Football Operations is one of many unfilled senior posts at Celtic. It shows.
Celtic Supporters Limited has acted quickly to contradict the claims of Brian Unity Wilson.
The day after Celtic announced the signing of Kasper Hogh the so called Interim Chairman chose to address supporters.
It followed the pattern of his previous monthly updates except this one wasn’t on video.…
A Columbian in Azerbaijan and a Dane playing in the Arctic Circle are happy to come to Glasgow. They might not know the nitty gritty but there are worst places to play football.
All of the failings we pointed out last season have now been repeated and no excuse is going to wash this time around.
Celtic’s media team hasn’t been deflected from selling merch and tickets to welcome a new signing with a social media clip.
