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Standing arms outstretched   with no need to grandstand the exuberant fans dancing onto the pitch our own Christ the Redeemer   with a glacial stare shaven hair the knowing know of leading by example and   that talk is cheap   a magnet of attention the

RYAN HARLEY: Hamilton will fancy their chances to get something out of this Wednesday’s game at Celtic Park. With most of those involved with the club – fans and staff alike – inevitably looking ahead to Sunday’s Betfred Cup final at Hampden, changes to Neil Lennon’s team

After the unbridled success enjoyed by Celtic in the opening decades of the 20th century, the 1920s in comparison delivered much less for the club’s fans to cheer. Celebrating two league titles and three Scottish Cups would indicate a significant achievement for many clubs, but, such was

Neil Lennon started a run of consecutive title wins by Celtic that currently stretches to eight. As he looks to add the hallowed number nine to that sequence, it is abundantly clear that the title challenge is a genuine one for the first time in nearly a

ALAN MORRISON: The champions and league leaders visit eighth-placed Ross County on Sunday with contentment after nine wins on the spin. The hosts will again see the Dingwall ground filled with more people than live in the town. The newly-promoted Staggies have attained mid-table respectability, but in

With the assistance of the voting public, ACSOM were able to select Celtic’s Team of the Decade from the 1950s recently. Now it’s time to jump back in that time machine and land in one of the most successful eras of Celtic’s history – the 1960s. From

KEVIN O’ROURKE Having already qualified for the next stage of the competition, it could be easy to go through the motions tomorrow night against a Rennes side that are bottom of the group and can’t progress to the next stage. But there is an opportunity to do

There will be no changing of the guard any time soon. No removal of Scottish football’s lynchpin from his hundred mile-high pedestal. Pretenders to his throne haven’t even earned the position of clown prince – they will have to earn the right to lace his boots before

1. What is your first memory of Celtic, and what was the Celtic team of your childhood? I’m from Cork in Ireland and in July, 1994, Celtic came to play Cork City in a pre-season friendly. The game was played out at City’s former stadium in Bishopstown