Through their lack of action Brian Wilson, Tom Allison, Brian Rose and Sharon Brown have shown that they either don’t care for the manager of the club or simply disregard their duties as NED’s
Rodgers has expertly made himself a Celtic hero in the eyes of supporters while someone inside the nasty Celtic boardroom has been “briefing” against him. I don’t believe this is what happened.
The only people left out of the general Celtic feelgood factor were sitting in the padded seats in the main stand, the target of the fans fury. With the Chairman finding something better to do than watch the club he drains £120,000 a year out of for his ‘ceremonial’ role.
With Celtic fans demonstrating against the club directors at Kilmarnock today Peter Lawwell decided to give the match a miss.It is the second successive fixture that the club Chairman has missed, he failed to turn up at Ibrox two weeks ago for the Glasgow Derby and hasn’t been seen in…
The finger of suspicion is pointed at all of the Celtic directors.Last Saturday The Sun published allegations about Brendan Rodgers that they were given from someone close to senior figures at the club.It wasn’t James Forrest or Callum McGregor.That narrows the suspects list down to Michael Nicholson, Chris McKay, Peter…
Let’s be clear, if it’s come out to maybe where it’s supposedly come out, then it’s not great. The optics of it aren’t good, but I get on with my work every single day.
Anyone who is briefing against that person when they could come and speak to me anytime. I’m here from early morning to late evening, or come to my house or do whatever.
Brendan Rodgers didn’t miss his target at today’s press conference.In front of the cameras for the first time since the transfer window closed, there was one issue everyone wanted addressed - last week’s anonymous attack on the manager from somewhere on high at the club.“Cowardly action” was how Rodgers described…
Four trophies out of six and the best Champions League performance in over a decade have been achieved on a transfer surplus with the development of Matt O’Riley and Nicolas Kuhn entirely down to the manager that is being briefed against.
Swiss Ramble is the go-to site for all things financial, examining Celtic’s accounts for the two years up until 30 June 2024 the club is spending between 40-50% of turnover on direct football costs, well below the 70% limit that is in place for season 25/26.