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…
This protest is to remove a CEO who ignored the requests of our manager and club captain for more quality players in the summer.
Celtic appointed Maloney for that role on June 25 with only a website statement announcing the job, since then the former Scotland forward hasn’t said a single word about his role which revolves around putting players on loan at clubs that will assist their development.
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.
For the beginning of a campaign, Wednesday nights meeting couldn’t have gone much better and its a huge credit to North Curve Celtic to have organised everything on such short notice.
Braga visit Celtic Park on Thursday October 2 at 5.45pm, Season Ticket holders can ensure that they are at that match and the three others for only £140, that is £35 a match for a competition that the first team squad is badly under strength for.
Perhaps the most maligned group of Celtic fans in recent times, the North Curve have played a blinder thus far, outflanking Celtic’s salaried media team of thirty hearty souls.
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.
It seems that the club led by Michael Nicholson knows best on every issue but have been thwarted by other clubs, mainstream media, players, agents and even social media to deliver a competent team on the park that can qualify for the Champions League
The statement is an absolute PR disaster. Talk about not being able to read the room. Of course, they were under pressure. They felt like they had to speak but, to be perfectly honest, they’d have been better just being quiet than coming out with that.
