A Celtic State of Mind

ANDREW RAFFERTY provides ACSOM’s match preview: Formed in 1877, Clyde are one of the oldest and, perhaps, most romantic teams in Scottish football. Clyde’s history is intertwined with that of Celtic, with both teams having strong links to the Barrowfield area of Glasgow and for decades were

Many memorable terrace chants have been adopted by the Hoops’ faithful and bellowed around the old Celtic Park over the years, and one such song will forever be associated with the club’s invincible treble-winning campaign – ‘This is How it Feels’. Crafted by Clint Boon in the

Since 2010, Celtic have won 8 league trophies, 5 Scottish Cups and 5 League Cups in what will be referred back to in history as the ‘Decade of Dominance’. With lots of glorious memories over the last 10 years, at A Celtic State of Mind we have

PAUL JOHN DYKES: Tony Watt looked on from the main stand at Fir Park following his recent return to North Lanarkshire from Sofia, as the Irishman who threw him into a Champions League encounter against Barcelona in 2012 locked horns with the Irishman that Watt is trying

Paul Lamb is someone I’ve got to know through the Celtic-related work I do. When I embarked on my current book project over four years ago, a group of Celtic matchworn jersey collectors came to my rescue by offering up their prized possessions for inclusion in the

DAVID SLEIGHT: Celtic struggled to breakdown an organised Hamilton Accies team reduced to ten men for almost the final hour of the game. Having reached the interval level pegging (an Edouard free kick cancelling out a header from the physically imposing Ogkmpoe, who impressed for the home

The Scottish football narrative plunged to new depths this week with the Alfredo Morelos Lamborghini-tampering story. Some of those who are employed to report the news, decided instead to embark on other recognised forms of narrative, namely fantasy (a story about characters that may not be realistic

For Celtic fans, there is nothing better than seeing a young, talented player developing through the youth sides and then establishing themselves within the first team at Celtic Park. In recent years, we have been spoiled with the likes of Kieran Tierney, Callum McGregor, James Forrest, Liam

KEVIN MCCLUSKIE: I always think of McDiarmid Park as being a difficult ground to play at, as St Johnstone are generally a well-organized defensive unit under Tommy Wright. However, Celtic have won on each of their last six visits to Perth and haven’t conceded in their last