Five memorable Celtic moments, with a nod to the late Celtic Historian and Celtic Star legend David Potter, on this day starting on 21 November 1945… ONE – WEDNESDAY 21 NOVEMBER 1945 – At 45 Cuilmuir Terrace, Croy, the great Jimmy Quinn dies.
Tall, who took on the role as Columbus Crew GM in 2024, has been working closely with Nancy, who has been heavily linked to be a candidate for the permanent managerial job at the Scottish champions.
Former Celtic defender and coach Darren O’Dea has been appointed interim manager of Swansea City following the exit of Alan Sheehan… Darren O’Dea departed Celtic in the summer to work alongside his compatriot Sheehan, but the Swansea manager was dismissed last week after a disappointing start to their English Championship campaign.
Celtic attacker Daizen Maeda appears to have shut down rumours that he may be set to leave the club in January. The Japanese star was heavily linked with a transfer in the summer but Celtic were unable to get targets brought into the club, meaning that no deal was forthcoming for the 2024/25 Player of the Year.
Celtic’s Kieran Tierney scored the decisive goal that won Scotland a place at next summer’s World Cup Finals which will be played across three nations in North America – Canada, United States and Mexico.
Celtic travel to Paisley to face St Mirren this weekend as domestic football returns. After the incredible international break saw Scotland seal their place at the World Cup next summer, focus shifts back to Celtic, who are still led by interim manager Martin O’Neill.
After a difficult week following Celtic FC Women’s defeat to theRangers at Ibrox last Friday night, concerns are once again growing over another convenient silence from the club… Every week so far this season, the media have been invited to attend a pre-match press conference that would take place on Thursday.
Celtic’s Kieran Tierney scored the decisive goal that won Scotland a place at next summer’s World Cup Finals which will be played across three nations in North America – Canada, United States and Mexico.
What has unfolded since early September is not a collection of isolated protests, but the emergence of a mass movement, one that began with a single letter and quickly evolved into the most unified supporter mobilisation since the club’s modern rebirth.
If Celtic’s AGM was already shaping up to be the most combustible in decades, events in the past 24 hours have turned unease into something closer to open
Some really concerning developments today that can only result in further division and disharmony among the Celtic Boar, Police Scotland and the Celtic supporters.
Celtic’s Kieran Tierney scored the decisive goal that won Scotland a place at next summer’s World Cup Finals which will be played across three nations in North America – Canada, United States and Mexico.
Five memorable Celtic moments, with a nod to the late Celtic Historian and Celtic Star legend David Potter, on this day starting on 20 November 1926… ONE
It’s fair to say, some supporters grew uneasy about the Nancy situation after Celtic revealed on Monday in a club statement that Martin O’Neill and Shaun Maloney would remain in temporary charge of the first team.