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In Conversation – Dougie McGuire

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12 February 2021

I've been very fortunate to interview lots of huge names that have played for Celtic over the years and one interview that really sticks out for me and without a doubt, the funniest one I ever did was with a player from the 1980's named Dougie McGuire Now a few readers will probably be saying, "Who" But others will remember him as genuinely the next big thing at that...

More than 90 Minutes – More than just Headlines

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12 February 2021

More than 90 Minutes has landed from the printers and will be in the post today to all subcribers and those who pre-ordered Order your copy today More than just headlines cut and pasted from the tabloids Independent Celtic fan media should never peddle the same crap as the Sun or the Record These tabloids have proved over the years that they are no friends of...

Willie O’Neill – Remarkable Man & Genuine Celt

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12 February 2021

For a man who played less than 100 games for the club, and was only very briefly for half a season (August - December 1966) considered to be a first team regular, it is odd that Willie O'Neill is still considered a real Celtic hero And yet when he died in 2011, the Celtic community was plunged into grief for the loss of someone who was considered very much to be one...

MATCH REACTION: The Morning after the Night before

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11 February 2021

MAN OF THE MATCH: Greg Taylor waited for his chance to prove to the manager that he should be a regular starter at left back and over the past few weeks he has worked his arse off to insure he keeps his starting jersey Last night he had a solid performance, he showed great attitude in a game that never really came to life till after the hour...

From Away Days to Armchair Fan

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10 February 2021

St Mirren away would normally be a handy trip for me in and out of Glasgow airport and a quick cab ride to the ground, in and out on Saturday or Sunday morning and home in time for tea Midweek it’s a late afternoon flight, a few pints and an overnight stay in Glasgow before a red eye home the following morning PRE-ORDER More than 90 Minutes Issue 113...

True Legend

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10 February 2021

A True Celtic Legend, Danny McGrain graces the cover of Issue 113 of More than 90 Minutes before his famous beard was grown and there were no clash of colours as the image shows Danny in action in the famous hoops sporting a big collar as was the fashion back in the seventies The jersey has no sponsor, no sports label or club crest PRE-ORDER More than 90 Minutes...

In Conversation: Steve Finan Author of Celtic in the Black & White Era.

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9 February 2021

Steve, Can you tell us about the new book Several years ago, while looking for a completely unrelated thing, I found photos of Airdrie’s old Broomfield stadium (they are on pages 26 and 27 of the book) and was reminded of being in the main stand with my father in 1970 or ’71 I didn’t do anything about the photos at the time, but remembered them In...

The need to see beyond this Season

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9 February 2021

Feelings run high amongst the Celtic Faithful at any stage throughout the year Celtic is so important to so many of us and defines many of our lives that it is very difficult to stay impartial on major events surrounding the club This seasons defeats saw the usual online explosion of views, debates and plenty of disagreements amongst the Celtic Faithful PRE-ORDER...

Potters Players JOHN MULROONEY 1886-1914

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9 February 2021

In every sense of the word, John Mulrooney was an entertainer Off the field, he was a comedian and a singer, so much so that he earned the nickname “Caruso” after the great Italian operatic tenor Enrico Caruso His entertaining skills were much in demand when Celtic were on their intensive midweeks away at Seamill Hydro or elsewhere, or when on tour in the summer...

Into the Bear Pit – The death of Rangers

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9 February 2021

First off, if the book title “Into the Bear Pit” is Cockney rhyming slang for ‘Into the Shit” or into the Shitiest deal you will ever see in your life, then that’s a fair and good title The book opens with Craig Whyte’s education and quest for wealth from a young age His love of ancient mythology and mathematics, and how they set him on a course for...

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