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How Celtic Fans Can Pay Tribute to John Thomson 95 Years On
Today marks a most poignant anniversary in the history of Celtic Football Club. If you know your history, and you do, it's 95 years to the day since the sad passing of Celtic goalkeeper John Thomson. 'The Prince of Goalkeepers' was just 22 years old when he paid the ultimate sacrifice as Celtic played Rangers at Ibrox on September 5, 1931. During the match, Thomson came out to challenge for a loose ball and collided with Rangers forward Sam English. It was a tragic accident,
Built on Failure? The Truth Behind Celtic’s Champions League Exit and Boardroom Strategy
“They have built an entire business model out of failure.” “One of the biggest franchises in the world of football losing every single year to European minnows.” “This is Celtic.” These are just some of the quotes from a recent episode of the Business of Sport podcast, which has gone viral across Celtic Twitter this week. Charlie Methven, the former Sunderland chief, delivered a damning indictment of Celtic’s business model, arguing that it is set up to fail. He claimed that
Celtic Transfer Analysis: Evaluating the Quality of the Board's Final Deals
While doing the weekly shop, I turned into my second-favourite aisle in the supermarket: the biscuit aisle. You'll know this to be true by the size of my arse. I did this just as I was contemplating our final day of transfer activity before the European deadline slams shut. It started to make me think that maybe, for once, we were bringing in quality biscuits rather than the bags of broken ones the club purchased last January. As you will all know, any packet of quality, dunk
Ferencváros Scout Report: How Celtic’s Europa League Foes Are Gearing Up for Glasgow Showdown
Celtic’s opening Europa League opponents, Ferencváros, got their preparations for this month’s visit to Glasgow off to a perfect start with a 2-1 away victory at Hungarian NB1 table-toppers Puskás Akadémia. Second-half goals from Kristoffer Zachariassen and young talent Krisztián Lisztes, either side of Georgy Arutyunyan’s leveller, were enough to seal the three points for Balázs Borbély’s men on Sunday. However, things could have been vastly different had VAR not correctly i
The Celtic Double Winners Rodgers Enhanced: Where Are They Now?
The 2023/24 campaign will go down as a classic modern Celtic triumph, culminating in a magnificent, hard-fought League and Scottish Cup double under Brendan Rodgers. From the dramatic derby victories over Rangers to the thrilling trophy lift at Hampden Park, it was a season defined by resilience, elite mentality, and unforgettable success under the returning manager. While the historic silverware belongs to the collective side, specific individuals stepped up to carry the tea
Camilo Duran vs Kasper Hogh: Who Should Be Celtic's Starting Striker?
Camilo Duran was the start man on Saturday. Does he deserve an extended run at centre forward?
The Transfers Celtic MUST Complete in the Next 48 Hours
Celtic's squad still needs improvement, and time is running out.
Why Celtic Board is to Blame: LASK Defeat Was Years in the Making
Class is earned in football. It is earned by how you conduct yourself on and off the park, and LASK proved to be a class act on Tuesday night. They utterly destroyed us on the pitch and showed themselves to be a cut above with their minute's silence for the tragic loss of one of our fellow Celts the week before. The Landstrassler, as the LASK ultras collective is known, are also worth a mention for their banner commemorating our fellow supporter. Now, onto the game. Did anyon
Champions League Analysis: How Celtic Collapsed vs LASK
Just when you thought Celtic couldn’t find a new low on the European stage, they found a way. One year after the embarrassing exit to Kairat Almaty, Celtic surrendered a four-goal lead to LASK and will now face another season of Europa League football as a result. The Austrian champions join AEK Athens, Cluj, Ferencvaros, Midtjylland, and Kairat Almaty on the long list of sides to knock out the Bhoys in the Champions League qualifiers. It is now seven campaigns and ten years
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