It is farcical, farcical. The weekend, the fallout is petty, pathetic. What sort of country are we living in where an institution sees fit to ban somebody that they don’t agree on?
He wouldn’t tick the boxes for Wilfried Nancy or Paul Tisdale but someone inside the club must take responsibility and give Forrest exactly what he wants to add another 12 months of record breaking onto his Celtic CV.
It is something that I’d like to do because I feel that I’ve got too much experience and knowledge to keep it to myself and not pass it on.
I think it’s mostly as we all expected really, Celtic playing Hearts and Rangers at home. I don’t know any club that would really have a gripe.
Despite a day of howling from angry bears there has been no statement from Ibrox over the post split SPFL fixtures.Throughout Monday Ibrox fans shared their fears and conspiracies over the final five matches of their season.Those concerns grew arms and legs during Tuesday. Copies of the fixtures circulated online.And…
They have no interest beyond leaving Lennoxtown with a couple of sound-bites to fit into their sports bulletins.
Three weeks after the Scottish Cup win at Ibrox Celtic have let their legacy media partners set the narrative.Bar the most wishy-washy interview with Brian Wilson there has been not a peep from Celtic over the not so shocking incidents at Ibrox.Celtic players were physically attacked on the pitch. A…
There is an unusually specific quote from Celtic’s interim chairman Brian Wilson when he spoke to Celtic TV recently to explain the ongoing ban on the Green Brigade.
It’s a matter for the SAG (Safety Advisory Group) and we cannot override the advice that they have given
The ban on the ultras…
How dare they turn their heads away from the fans on Sunday and pretend they don’t exist, how dare they sit in Celtic ties and claim to be in favour of the betterment of the club whilst they line their own pockets and look in disgust at their own!
Across three competitions over 22 years Celtic have failed to win a UEFA knock-out tie. The win over Barcelona was their eighth in 18 months as O’Neill raised the bar. In October 2003 Celtic appointed the glass ceiling.