Celtic fans now know that Michael Nicholson follows certain social media accounts.The low profile CEO broke cover on Friday to hit out at a 'faceless internet account' that had highlighted the appointment of Mark Hargreaves as Head of Security. North Curve Celtic to the rest of us, the anti-establishment faction.Nicholson…
It seems that the club has had second thoughts on their communications but at the same time Police Scotland have dusted down their old Offensive Behaviour Act playbook to target Celtic fans again.
When it comes to communications there has only been one winner. Driven by amateurs, fuelled by enthusiasm the Collective, Green Brigade and Trust have handed the Board a lesson and much more.
Within months of Nicholson’s appointment in September 2021 rumours started to circulate that the club were looking to employ Bernard Higgins.
Police Scotland managed to miss three assaults around the ground while closely monitoring Celtic fans attending an Irish bar in the Merchant City where they were welcomed to enjoy the game.
the club has gradually turned the north curve area of the stadium into a high security detention zone over the course of this season.
An opportunity was missed when the actions of the fans attracted global media attention and the club could have stood up proudly and reflected the fans principled stance.
These complaints have come from individuals and reliable, credible non-governmental organisations which have a track record of fighting discrimination and racism.
Celtic have been accused of operating a legalised ticket touting scheme by the Green Brigade.On November 2 there will be no official Green Brigade representation at the Hampden semi-final of the League Cup.The SPFL imposed a 500 ticket reduction on Celtic due to the Pyro that delayed the start of…
As if using The Sun newspaper to attack former Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers wasn’t bad enough, the Celtic CEO managed to put out a Saturday night statement that took “Rolling A Jobby In Glitter” to unprecedented new heights.