Basically Celtic have double the turnover of Celta Vigo, is Michael Nicholson using his budget wisely?
One of them is has 94 full international caps from a career where he played 500 matches for Benfica, AC Milan and Fiorentina. The other is apparently a leading Scottish sports lawyer.
Even in victory Martin O’Neill showcases the ability to wind up Celtic supporters.
In what way is a 2-0 victory at Motherwell the setting to share your disappointment that Derek McInnes lost two European qualifiers in August?
Those defeats are a source of joy for most Celtic supporters.…
Bottles can crack the heads of Celtic fans and staff and the club can sink to the position of European also rans and the Celtic board and executive have not one single word to say.
That statement has revived the Celtic support. Given the Collective fresh fuel. The Collective is a rallying point for supporter anger.
Critically the ground was laid for signing Daizen Maeda and Reo Hatate before McKay mysteriously left on September 10. He delivered the Gold Standard in transfer windows. Highlighted by every transfer window conducted by Nicholson.
Jordan Lotomba was given 10 minutes at Ibrox and lived up to the billing given to him by Feyenoord fans. Tony Ralston has came off the bench in the two defeats since.
Being appointed as Non-Executive Directors by the current board isn’t the best of starts.
Even if NAP was suspended or dropped there is a significant number of fans that will continue to minimise their Celtic spending.
Will he want to sit down and plan his strategy with a CEO who had to leave the room to get permission to spend another £100,000 to recruit Luke McCowan?