Institutional Inertia at Celtic
In the nuanced and often tumultuous landscape of Scottish football, Celtic’s current predicament offers a compelling case study in the dynamics of success, complacency, and the inevitable decline that follows. At the heart of this unfolding drama is a board seemingly ensnared in a cyclical pattern of governance that mirrors a broader societal reluctance to […]
A Sea of Empty Seats; St Mirren’s Ludicrous Celtic Stance Continues
St Mirren’s decision to reduce Celtic’s ticket allocation at St Mirren Park has come under scrutiny again. Back before the allocation reduction, Celtic fans were allocated two stands for their visits, a move that necessitated shifting St Mirren season ticket holders for these fixtures. However, following complaints from the home supporters, the Paisley club opted […]
From Treble Triumph to Tactical Troubles: Celtic’s Season Hangs in the Balance
Brendan Rodgers and Celtic find themselves at a crucial juncture. Despite being three points clear at the top, the looming shadow of Rangers, with a game in hand against Ross County, threatens to level the playing field. The anticipation builds as we head into mid-February, a period that could very well define our season. Our […]
Celtic PLC’s Impending Financial Reveal: Prosperity Could Spark Unusual Backlash
In the intricate tapestry of football where the warp of financial robustness intertwines with the weft of on-pitch success, Celtic PLC finds itself at a peculiar crossroads. The imminent release of their half-yearly financial statement is not just a routine disclosure but a testament to the club’s financial health and strategic direction. Yet, this beacon […]
Win, Lose or Draw; This Current Celtic Board Must Step Aside
Celtic Football Club is at a crucial juncture in its season and perhaps at a crossroads that will determine the next ten years of governance. The long tenures of board members— Michael Nicholson [2013], Thomas Allison since 2001, Sharon Brown since 2016, Brian Wilson since 2005, and the recent addition of Brian Rose in 2023—alongside […]
Celtic’s Pittodrie Starter Must Be Permanently Dropped
As Celtic look to defend their title the margin for error is now razor-thin. A club with a storied history and a trophy-laden cabinet, expectations are perennially sky-high. However, the January transfer window has cast a shadow over the team’s aspirations, particularly in the left-back position, due to Greg Taylor’s unfortunate injury. Stepping into the […]
Brendan Rodgers’ Worrying Post Match Comments on Celtic Boo Bhoys
In a markedly sombre tone, Brendan Rodgers addressed the media following Celtic’s slender victory over Ross County, a match that ought to have been a routine win for the Glasgow giants. The game’s solitary goal came within the opening minute, setting a pace that, regrettably, was not sustained. Celtic’s performance teetered perilously close to squandering […]
The Unresolved Celtic Transfer Narrative Nobody Is Talking About – Opinion
In the midst of the transfer window, a less-discussed narrative is quietly unfolding at Celtic Park— the task of squad trimming that Brendan Rodgers has set his sights on. The manager’s magic number? A lean, mean fighting force of 25 players. Yet, as we edge closer to the deadline, it seems there’s more of a […]
What is Celtic Playing At? Mismanaged Talent
Rocco Vata: A Mismanaged Talent at Celtic? At Celtic Football Club, the handling of Rocco Vata, one of the brightest stars of the youth academy, raises several concerns. Vata’s journey, from being a promising player under Ange Postecoglou to a sidelined talent in Brendan Rodgers’ regime, is a tale of potential mismanagement. Last season, under […]
Owen Beck to Celtic Doesn’t Make Sense…Unless
As the January transfer window whirls into full swing, Celtic’s sights are reportedly set on Liverpool’s young left-back, Owen Beck. [TransferMarkt] The 21-year-old Welshman, fresh off an impressive loan spell at Dundee, has emerged as a tantalising prospect for the Celtic support. However, the crucial question remains: Is Beck a strategic addition for the Hoops […]
Addressing Celtic Liel Abada Rumours
The status of Liel Abada at Celtic has recently become a topic of fervent discussion after Stephen McGowan’s Mail Sport piece about the heat being placed on Liel from outside sources. Amidst speculation, Celtsarehere provides a clear-eyed view of the situation, dispelling myths and presenting the current state of play regarding the talented Israeli winger. […]
Celtic’s Transfer Window Woes: A Balancing Act of Patience and Urgency
As the January transfer window trundles into its tenth day, a sense of frustration begins to cloud over Celtic Park. With the clock ticking on a window that stays ajar for a mere 31 days, the Celtic faithful find themselves ensnared in a familiar quandary: the club’s seeming inactivity in the market. This year’s narrative […]
The Murky Side of Ibrox Club’s Celtic Discontent Rears Its Ugly Head
In the aftermath of Rangers’ 2-1 defeat to Celtic on December 30th, a match marred by controversy, not due to the loss itself but rather the fallout from a contentious handball incident, a narrative far too familiar began to unfold. The Ibrox outfit’s immediate response was to launch a vehement campaign against the Scottish Football […]
Gone Without a Whisper; Celtic Don’t Acknowledge January Exit
In a world where the digital age has us anticipating the ping of a notification for every minor occurrence, it’s a bit peculiar that there’s been radio silence on the departure of Nat Phillips from Celtic. The defender, initially hailed as a potential bulwark for the backline, quietly faded into the backdrop of Celtic’s season, […]
Hearts Defeat Fallout is a Symptom of Deeper Issues at Celtic
Celtic is standing at a crucial juncture in the 2023-24 season and finds itself grappling with a unique blend of challenges both on and off the field. Despite being five points clear atop the Scottish Premiership, the shadow of The Rangers looms large, as their potential victories in games in hand could usurp Celtic from […]
Brendan Rodgers: The Curious Case of Celtic’s Prodigal Son
When Brendan Rodgers decided to return to the Celtic hot seat this summer, it left many of us scratching our heads. Why would Rodgers, once labelled as public enemy number one upon his departure to Leicester City, choose to revisit a past that seemed so resolutely closed? It’s a move akin to a thrilling drama […]
Joe Harts Last Dance; Pursuit of Progress
As the frost of December starts to settle over Celtic Park, the club faces a pivotal decision that could shape its future: the goalkeeper’s position, currently held by Joe Hart. Hart’s tenure at Celtic has been a journey of highs and leadership, particularly during the rocky initial phase of Ange Postecoglou’s era. This season has […]
Ross Desmond Has Propelled Himself into Celtic Conversation With AGM Comments
At the recent Celtic AGM, an illuminating moment unfolded, offering a glimpse into the future of Celtic Football Club. The narrative until now has been largely shaped by majority shareholder Dermot Desmond, who, despite his infrequent presence at Celtic Park, has been the invisible hand guiding the club’s trajectory. His absence from the AGM, a […]
VAR is Suffocating Football
The implementation of Video Assistant Referee (VAR) technology in football was greeted with a mix of optimism and scepticism. Its promise was to be the unseen guardian of fairness, ensuring that clear and obvious errors were corrected. However, recent events suggest that VAR is veering off course, threatening the very soul of the game it […]
The Celtic Board is Complacently Defeatist When it Comes to Europe
Oh, the plight of Celtic in the dizzying heights of European football. As we weep into our green and white scarves, mourning a time when the name ‘Celtic’ carried a fearsome clang across the continent, we find ourselves at an impasse, a fork in the road paved with gold coins on one side and sensible […]