A Celtic State of Mind

ALAN MORRISON: A trip to windy Aberdeen in a storm may illicit trepidation from Celtic supporters but the champions record at Pittodrie is stellar. 3rd February 2016 was the last home win and since then 8 matches, 6 wins have seen Celtic dominate their nearest challengers in

THE BLINDERS have announced that their new album, Fantasies Of A Stay At Home Psychopath, will be released on 8 May via Modern Sky UK. The band have also shared the album’s first single, Circle Song, which is a dark blues-waltz underpinned by propulsive bass and evocatively

Whether it’s dreaming of ‘Sally Cinnamon’ to wondering ‘What Katie Did’ next, the greatest romances and tragedies of pop have been populated with muses plucked from the real-world and immortalised forever in an alternative world of song. With their latest single, Fife four-piece SHAMBOLICS continue this great

Sunday, 2 December 2018 League Cup final Aberdeen 0-1 Celtic Ryan Christie continued his terrific form as he scored the only goal at Hampden which led Celtic to a seventh straight domestic trophy. There was a chunk of injury time added on to the first-half after former

PAUL JOHN DYKES: No one has handed a single thing to Celtic since the turn of the year. The momentum, the upper hand, the advantage – Celtic have it all in abundance, and it has all been earned and unquestionably deserved. Following a defeat to a frothing,

And we’re back! Top vs bottom at home sounds straightforward enough but it is rivals Heart of Midlothian and, under new manager Stendel, there is some m unpredictability. Victory over The Rangers and a draw vs Aberdeen are in the middle of otherwise relegation form. The German

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

ANDREW RAFFERTY: Neil Lennon rang the changes for today’s match, but it was the first-team regulars who had the biggest impact in the first-half. James Forrest was a constant source of danger down the right, linking well with Moritz Bauer in the process, while Olivier Ntcham delivered