Celtic fans are still waiting to hear what will be on offer if they renew next season after getting ZERO added value promised at the beginning of this season’s campaign.
If you’re looking for a benchmark on how to deal with fans during these troubling times then look no further then Motherwell. The Fir Park club have announced today that anyone who bought a Motherwell season ticket for this season will get a free one next term.
Now more than ever, we're standing together.
If you bought a 2020/21 season ticket, we're giving you a free one for 2021/22.
See you back home soon.https://t.co/CvB4xFkDLY pic.twitter.com/ZtSImSHB4p
— Motherwell FC (@MotherwellFC) May 11, 2021
An incredible gesture by the club and one to be applauded from the rest of Scottish football.
I’m not naive enough to think Celtic could or should do the same but there has to be some serious concessions made after what has been an unacceptable return for our cash.
Celtic could have won the league and the money shelled out for a below par stream would still have been there.
The Celtic Trust have pushed for the club to offer ordinary shares to fans for their efforts this season – backing the club majorly.
This plan wouldn’t cost Celtic much at all and would give season ticket holders a real stake in their club. We urge you to check out their proposal here.
What will the club offer fans?
