After the ‘horrors’ of the Falkirk match on October 29 it seems that the current excuse for the Green Brigade ban were words said to Mark Hargreaves in broad daylight, indoors at the Celtic AGM. Hargreaves is believed to be on annual leave- despite representing Celtic at the Europa League…
Clearly Willie Collum is impressed by Dickinson’s performances in these matches. It seems like the Head of Refereeing is going out of his way to involve Dickinson with his favourite club.
Eight minutes of highlights on BBC Scotland is fairly extensive. More than enough to cover five goals and other incidents of note during a match with an impact at the top and bottom of the SPFL.As a bonus favoured Sportscene pundits Neil McCann and Billy Dodds were in the home…
Willie Collum knows all of these details, for the third time in 18 months he put Aitken on VAR duty for his hometown team against Celtic.
Apparently future generations will look back fondly on Peter Lawwell’s time at the club. What about those that attended the 2025 AGM to be met by a bad tempered Chairman determined to avoid responsibility and accountability?
There seems to be credible reports that interim Chairman Wilson and George Campbell are meeting with the Green Brigade today.
That cost relationship probably helped reassure Brian Wilson into making an appearance on The Sunday Show. A programme renowned for the fawning treatment on Anas Sarwar.
He was asked about the impact of the boycott by supporters of the Dundee match. Apparently the club has agreed to talks with different supporter groups this week. Not the Celtic Fans Collective.
As soon as Rodgers left Celtic in October Communications Manager Iain Jamieson restored access to BBC Scotland. Around about the same time as the limited access to fan media was ended.
At 17.34 on Saturday there were 22,700 fans inside the ground. At 17.42 that number stood at 24,120.
