With one in-house nightmare following another an open letter led by the Green Brigade suddenly gained momentum, over 400 groups put their name to it with a public meeting held that has quickly evolved into a movement with purpose and direction.
I worked with them and they are class operators. They know the environment and culture of European football and they look ahead. They are such a well run club but people want instant success constantly.
It is difficult to know where to start with when it comes to the left wing options, this year Jota, Michel-Ange Balikwisha and Seb Tounekti have all been signed, on the right Nicolas Kuhn has been sold. One flank is up three, the other down one.
In a strongly worded rebuttal of this barefaced attempt at divide and conquer, the Celtic Fans Collective said “Supporters demand change – until it comes, business as usual is not an option.”
If the CEO and CFO can’t handle what the fans had for them on Sunday, just wait till the Celtic Fans Collective really gets going.
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
Given his recent run of decision making whenever the current CEO chooses to publish the Annual Report is bound to be swamped by another backlash against the club leaders.
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 legacy media naturally siding with the Celtic board to remain in the news loop the organic growth that has brought over 400 Celtic supporters together has been sneered at.
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.