I think there’s work going on behind the scenes. It’s clear we need to improve the squad. A lot of work is going on behind the scenes, there are loads of names floating about.
Nicholson and the recruitment team have had plenty of notice that Kuhn was leaving, just as they had in January when Kyogo left for Rennes without any genuine attempt at signing a replacement.
Fortunately for Nicholson his bosses think that he is doing a fantastic job, the people that appointed a low profile Sports Lawyer as CEO, a job requiring a very different skillset.
Sunday’s incidents were far from isolated, they are par for the course at Ibrox but with a CEO dedicated to promoting the toxic O** F*** brand it seems that anything goes as long as Celtic get four SPFL matches a season with their 13-year-old business partners.
Brendan Rodgers was forced into the spotlight to discuss not footballing issues with Michael Nicholson once again posted missing.Multiple issues were thrown up around the Glasgow Derby on March 16, the events on the pitch are very much the responsibility of the Celtic manager but what goes on in the…
When a player is in the final year of his contract there is uncertainty, this will be magnified once this season ends and the clock ticks down on Rodgers’ three year Celtic contract.
From the moment that the final whistle blew against YB Bern on January 22 the club has been on the beach, season over and congratulating each other and calculating the bonuses for success.
Celtic fans are calling for boardroom action following the audio release of Alan Muir’s justification for disallowing a ‘goal’ scored by Daizen Maeda against Hibs.For decades the paranoid card has been thrown at hoops supporters, with the release of the audio from Ester Road it is clear that fans weren’t…
But, not only is the source of the upset not announced, the club is hiding behind ‘ the concerns communicated by our own supporters’ rather than being proactive with their own views.
They have also demanded to hear the audio of the decision being made – in full – and to be shown the camera angle which provided McDermid with such a steadfast belief than Dalby handled the ball.