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The 7-1 game, Lisbon, Love Street, Seville. There are certain moments in Celtic’s history that are identifiable simply by their score line, venue or even the city where they became intrinsically woven into the illustrious fabric of this great club’s fairy tale. These iconic victories have grown

PAUL JOHN DYKES: I remember hearing the grumbles of fellow supporters, unhappy at the news that Neil Lennon had been given the Celtic job on a permanent basis for the second time. An almost miraculous trio of trebles had just been clinched in dramatic fashion at Hampden

ALAN MORRISON: Under pressure boss Heckingbottom faces up to Celtic’s 12-win, 3-trophy League Cup run. Since a comfortable July League Cup section campaign and an opening day SPFL win over St Mirren, Hibs have defeated Greenock Morton in extra time and Kilmarnock on penalties to reach the

By the time Celtic celebrated their centenary season, securing the league and Scottish Cup double in the traditional ‘Celtic Way,’ I was already obsessed by everything about the club, its players and its history. To commemorate the “story so far,” the club released a video charting the

KEVIN GRAHAM: Rightly or wrongly, my main worry, or doubt, about Celtic this season is the games that seem unattractive. I have no worries about the big games but my mind seems to suggest that previously under Neil there were times that we went through the motions.

In this latest episode of A Celtic State of Mind, Paul John Dykes is joined by Professor Willy Maley, where they discuss: * Trying to find out the Celtic score from a prison during the Spanish Civil War * Green Brigade tribute to Willy’s father * The

Following on from ACSOM’s highly debatable but massively successful Celtic Cult Hero XI, we are now on a quest to establish your team of the decade from the fifties right up to the present day. Starting with the 1950s, this journey will capture some of Celtic’s greatest

KEVIN GRAHAM: A turn, then a one-two, a wee dance then BANG, in off the post. 10 minutes in and a tough away game is looking like a good afternoon. We often forget that football is there to give you joy while all around falls. It’s a

KEVIN GRAHAM: The time from the final whistle on Thursday night to kick-off on Sunday will be approximately 60 hours. During that time, Celtic will need to do some recovery work, travel to Aberdeen, and do tactical analysis to try and channel their emotions into what is

MARTIN DONALDSON: That magical feeling of a big European win under the lights returned with interest last night in a pulsating 90+ minutes of action at Celtic Park. There was just an extra edge to this match long before a ball was kicked. They say football and