Feed the Bear The mass of bodies swell and roll like a tidal sea as a lone voice shouts “Feed the Bear.” Then another. Then another. As more join in the three words speed, like a train picking up pace, reaching a high-pitched climax from
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PAUL JOHN DYKES: Neil Lennon has managed the threat of a European hangover well for the visit of Hibs by playing a shadow side against Cluj on Thursday night. When the squad departs Glasgow Airport on Wednesday afternoon and arrives back in the early hours of Friday
Read more →Craig Gordon A first-choice when Brendan Rodgers was at the helm, Craig Gordon has found opportunities under Neil Lennon few and far between. Since returning as manager 10 months ago, Lennon has selected the experienced Scottish cap only fleetingly. With Fraser Forster being rested for the trip
Read more →Following the rollercoaster of emotions that was the Scottish League Cup final, Celtic travel to Cluj for the second time this season to play the final match in our 2019/20 European winter campaign. A draw or win will leave us undefeated and top of the group, a
Read more →Who: Shed Seven Where: O2 Academy Glasgow When: 30 November 2019 Shed Seven then. I never owned a single record of theirs back in the day (the mid-90s for the non-Indie-Da’s among us). And back in the day you couldn’t listen to Spotify, YouTube or any other
Read more →We stumble and cut through the red light smoke, celebrating on Amsterdam’s cobbles, the air horns blare now as distant, as the thought of European Cup defeat. We dance a jig to Charlie and George, praise the pinstriped Bhoys, raise a toast to the velvet smooth
Read more →Martin Donaldson with A Celtic State of Mind – Jimmy Johnstone’s Legacy Can Be Found at Cathkin Park
Walking through the trees, catching a glimpse of the pitch with the lush green grass. A few steps more and what’s left of the steps of the old terracing come into view. Cathkin Park was not a ground I had been to before, with Third Lanark going
Read more →We are living in the best of times. Some of us have lived through the worst of times – those nine winters of despair back in the late eighties and early nineties when a victory in the Tennent’s Sixes was greeted with all the enthusiasm of a
Read more →ALAN MORRISON: Celtic look to win four consecutive Scottish League Cups for the second time in history. 1968/69 saw the Hoops thrash Hibernian 6-2. Stein’s side went on to win five-in-a-row, which is the record. If Celtic triumph, it will be 10 Scottish trophies in-a-row. Opponents The
Read more →Celtic’s greatest League Cup Finals against Rangers Listen to the latest episode of the award-winning A Celtic State of Mind
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