Celtic Bid For Icelandic Striker

Celtic have reportedly bid for Icelandic striker Holmbert Aron Fridjonsson. The 20 year old spent time with Celtic earlier this month when he was on trial at Lennoxtown. It looks like the player has impressed Neil Lennon and his coaches with a formal bid being tabled for the 6ft 3″ Icelandic under 21. The Fee is […]
Strike It Rich – Celtic and the Talisman

I posted the above image in August but the sad thing is I can post it again today and it is still very pertinent. Celtic failed to replace Gary Hooper’s goals this summer and it has shown in many games. Not just Wednesday night, but even on Saturday past when it took a Charlie Mulgrew […]
Scott Brown Appeal REJECTED

SCOTT BROWN will now miss the next two Champions League games after his appeal was thrown out by UEFA. The midfielder was sent off in the Barcelona game after kicking out at Brazilian forward Neymar. Neil Lennon was hopeful the ban would be reduced with Brown making a personal plea to the UEFA disciplinary committee, […]
Peter Lawwell – We Want Lenny To Stay Forever

Before I get into this story, I would like to point out I have purposely chosen my headline to highlight how I can get such a contrasting headline from the ones seen in the Scottish MSM this morning from EXACTLY the same quotes. Peter Lawwell was asked the question if he could hold on to […]
The Prince of Goalkeepers

The name John Thomson is to this very day one which conjures all sorts of feelings for Celtic supporters. Regardless of their age, every fanatical fan will be sure to have heard of his name Born in Kirkcaldy on 28th January 1909, John joined Celtic at the age of 17 from Wellesley Juniors, a […]
Lennon – Keeping Forster Will Be Impossible

NEIL LENNON says it’s a frustrating thing when you are trying to build a team and help the club progress but he believes Fraser Forster is TOO GOOD to be able to hang on to. The Northern Irishman spoke candidly about his goalkeeper – “It’s going to be impossible to keep our goalkeeper Fraser Forster, […]
Ajax Hooligans Shame Their Club

AJAX fans gave us a throw back to yesteryear last night when they had to be escorted by police to Celtic Park after trying to cause chaos on the streets of Glasgow. Seen many clubs fans come and go over the years, some more rowdy than others but above all the majority are respectful. However […]
How Far Have We Come From 2001?

It doesn’t feel like 12 years ago since Celtic famously hammered Ajax at the Amsterdam Arena. When you look at the team we had back then it’s hard not to look back in envy, even without the likes of Petrov, Thompson, Hartson and Moravcik. It wasn’t a bad side they played that day either. The […]
The Gift of Celtic

In the true Celtic Spirit the good people at Celtsarehere.com are allowing me a wee ramble on a subject very close to my heart and I suspect many of you will feel the same. I have always written about the unique founding traditions of Celtic Football Club and that tradition is as alive today as […]
Celtic vs Ajax – Frank de Boer Will Feel Confident

Current ranking in Group H of the Champions League shows no real surprises. Celtic were unlucky not to get anything from the away game in Milan and Ajax could have won the home game against Milan if it weren’t for a soft penalty very late which secured a sharing of the points in Amsterdam. With […]
Vines Spine and Reckless Ranting

So the fallout from the Hibs game on Saturday rages on. A game that had all the conditions to serve up a stereotypical Scottish football match, the beautiful game taking a back seat to as one commentator put it a “spirited performance” by the home side. Not the word I would have used personally. Of […]
20 Questions

It’s time for another 20 questions this week @AidanRitchie27 takes up the hot seat & gives is an insight into his favourite Celtic moments & an eventful first game. 1. Are you a season ticket holder? No 2. Are you happy with the current board? Yes 3. Are the Green Brigade essential to Celtic Park? No 4. Do you […]
On Our Way To Lisbon – The Beginning

As an avid collector of Celtic memorabilia, CeltsAreHere.com has kindly asked me to share with you my programmes, pictures and experiences of following Celtic. In the summer of 1966 Celtic’s players spent the close season on a tour of North America which would prove to be fruitful during the 1966-67 season. This was their first […]
UEFA Hand Brown THREE Match Ban

UEFA disciplinary panel has flexed their muscle today and banned our captain Scott Brown for THREE matches. Scott was sent off in the 1-0 defeat to Barcelona at the start of the month for trying to have a fly kick at Barcelona player Neymar who made the absolute most of what Brown did. The decision would […]
Derk – A Scouting Slip-up?

It was the beginning of August when Derk Boerrigter came to town and signed for Celtic. He was welcomed with an air of optimism but caution as his previous clubs fans were so quick to point out that the player was over familiar with the treatment table. Indeed some Ajax fans couldn’t believe their luck […]
Pre-Order The Asterisk Years NOW!

‘Green and White’ Writer Paul Larkin’s new book ‘The Asterisk Years’ is now available for pre order! Paul is well known throughout the Celtic family and beyond for his fantastic books, never shirking from the hot topics and sometimes delving into the rather unusual. His new book is set to be his most sensational yet […]
Lustig Injury Concern

MIKAEL LUSTIG could miss Celtic’s Champions League tie against Ajax next week after the defender limped off for Sweden at the weekend. The right back sustained a hip injury in his countries 2-1 win over Austria. It’s not known how serious the injury is but the player has been quoted as saying “It doesn’t feel […]
Duck For Cover

Forget serious stories! International break is in full swing and it has all gone quiet on the domestic football front. So spare a thought for the IT man down Govan way today. There’s a Fenian duck on the loose! http://www.rangersmegastore.com/team-rubber-duck-845088?colcode=84508806 This Duck has reportedly got strong ties with the Green Brigade and may or may […]
The Matthews Effect

There was very little to be down about for Celtic fans following a straight forward 2-0 victory over Motherwell at Celtic Park on Saturday, the team put in a solid performance and the teams nearest challengers Inverness lost to St Johnstone putting the team clear at the top of the Scottish Premiership. However there was […]
Can’t See The Forrest For The Trees

It seems like forever ago since wee James Forrest burst onto the Celtic first team scene. It was the 1st of May 2010 when the young midfielder came on as a substitute against Motherwell and bagged himself an impressive goal on his debut. A pleasant surprise for the Celtic fans to see the bhoys talent […]