In the opening months of 2018, I had a eureka moment sitting in a bar in central Glasgow. Along with family, I had organised a number of fundraising events for the British Heart Foundation (BHF), including quiz nights and a 5-a-side tournament, raising roughly £10k along the
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The fact that we are playing competitive football doesn’t feel right – It’s too early. Some international competitions hadn’t fired their confetti cannons by the time that we rolled into Bosnia. Last weekend, South Africa beat hosts Egypt in the African Cup of Nations where they proved
Read more →Celtic and Rangers in ‘same market’ for players should have only one outcome Neil Lennon has opened up on Celtic’s transfer process as he revealed the patience required for what can be a ‘slow process’. Speaking ahead of today’s friendly against Stade Rennais at Celtic Park, Lennon
Read more →30 years ago yesterday, the 10th of July 1989, something happened in our tiny country, and for any Celtic or Rangers fan it was a “Where were you?” moment, for sure. A name that still sends shivers down my spine anytime it is mentioned is that of
Read more →On behalf of everyone at ‘A Celtic State of Mind’ we would like to congratulate and wish Jim Craig the very best in his new role as Club Ambassador. As a dental student at Glasgow University, after being scouted by Joe Connor, Jim Craig first arrived at
Read more →Exactly 45 days after Odsonne Edouard slotted home the winning goal in the Scottish Cup final, competitive football is back for Celtic and first up is FK Sarajevo of Bosnia. The game is live in the UK on Premier Sports (kick off 18:45) and worldwide on Celtic
Read more →Chris Sutton takes another unfair pop at Treble hero Former Celtic striker Chris Sutton has aimed another dig at Odsonne Edouard before a ball has even been kicked in the new season. The last time Edouard played a competitive match in the hoops, he scored a double
Read more →Wednesday, 1 August 2018 Rosenborg BK 0-0 Celtic After a thoroughly professional performance at home to the champions of Norway, a goalless draw in Trondheim set up a tough tie against AEK Athens in the next qualifying round for Celtic. During the first-half, the Hoops
Read more →Over 10,000 miles away, amongst the sun-kissed streets of New South Wales in Australia, you will find the Sydney Celtic Supporters Club. Set up in 1984, this CSC forms part of a vibrant community of Hoops fans on the other side of the globe. Colin McRobbie, a
Read more →Talking Celtic with Scott Alcroft Marvin Compper finally departed Glasgow this week after what has to be one of the worst signings Celtic has ever made. I’m not saying the German defender was a bad player but, in terms of transfer fee and wages, his acquisition has
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