Friday 4 November has been set as the date for Celtic’s Annual General Meeting just two days after the Hoops final Champions League encounter.
This gives shareholders the opportunity to hold the board accountable and vote on reappointment matters.
With fans not being able to attend the meeting in 2020 due to Covid with a backdrop of Celtic’s season imploding, the last AGM certainly went with a bang with no trophies being on display at the front of the podium for the first time in a long time.
The absence of Peter Lawwell was a miss at the top table as he had become the master of these meetings meaning it was left to Chairman Ian Bankier to take centre stage to account for Celtic’s bad season.
This time around it should be more mellow as they tend to only get rowdy when the team on the field aren’t at their best.
Due to the block vote which Celtic’s largest shareholder Dermot Desmond has, every minority shareholder could vote against re-election of anyone but they would still be safe due to the proxy vote.
This will be Bankier’s final AGM after over a decade spent at the club with it still not being confirmed who will take over as Chairman.
