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Hail Hail Cesar Forever Our Leader

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23 April 2020

Before I pay tribute to Billy McNeill on the anniversary of when he delivered the Scottish League in our Centenary Season 32 years ago and a day after the anniversary of his passing I would like to extend my condolences to the McNeill and McCombe family who are mourning the recent loss of Billy’s grandson Matthew Issue 107 Print Copy This morning and all day...

Rangers’ Europa League tie could be what ends talk of “tainted title”

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22 April 2020

It’s funny how things work out, isn’t it Last week we had accusations that the SPFL and Celtic are trying to end the league now so they can be handed the title immediately Deep down, many Rangers fans will want that to happen so they can continue the narrative that the current campaign would be somehow “tainted”, despite Celtic being 13 points clear...

Billy McNeill My Captain – John Fallon a Personal Tribute

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22 April 2020

It’s a year on from the death of my friend and teammate Billy McNeill after a long battle with Alzheimer's Billy never shouted and bawled in the dressing room before games That was always Big Jock who did that Billy's shouting on the park came more from a positional and encouragement point of view Annual Magazine Subscription He was a great Captain and leader and...

The Celtic Trust 20 years on

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20 April 2020

Like every anniversary, the 20th anniversary of the founding of the Celtic Trust was a time for reflection, for assessment, for remembering and to think about the next step In our case, the year running up this occasion was also marked with the sadness of the loss of our Chairman Tommy McGonigle, who died after a short illness having served the Trust with energy...

Celtic 1920 – Football, Black & Tans and the Spanish Flu

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19 April 2020

1920 is a hundred years ago Like 2020, it was a strange time The world was upset, in chaos, disorder and tumult A better world was possibly emerging, but it didn't necessarily look like that at the time The main definition of the age remained the Great War It had been over for more than a year now but its effects were everywhere Injured men, sometime hideously so, war...

NINE IN A ROW – THE FIRST TIME ROUND 1966 – 1974

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18 April 2020

Prior to 1966, the Scottish League and Celtic were hardly on speaking terms! Since the Second World War, the League had been won only in 1954 What was even more disturbing was that only in 1955 were Celtic even second in the Scottish League In other words, we were never even close! But 1966 changed all that and changed it for ever Celtic Soul T-Shirt |...

Lockdown Chat with John Fallon – The Original Holy Goalie

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15 April 2020

Growing Up A Celtic Fan I was brought up in a family of Celtic fans, my father and brothers all supported Celtic, The first game I can remember was against Cylde in the 1947/48 season and that’s when I got the bug for Celtic and it has never left me Joining Celtic I joined Celtic officially in December 1958 I started off my underage football journey as a centre...

Scottish football CIVIL WAR. It’s not really a surprise, is it?

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14 April 2020

Nothing usually runs smoothly when you have a bungling organisation trying to get 42 self-interested clubs to agree on anything – let alone something which could see some awarded titles and promotions, while others face relegations and possibly even extinctions Annual Magazine Subscription Over the Easter weekend, we were left with: one club – who actually voted,...

CELTIC FC EASTER 1916

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13 April 2020

The approach of Easter in 1916 probably did not mean much to the average Celtic supporter in Glasgow The only real difference was that Easter Monday (April 24) would be a Holiday (a rare event in wartime Britain) and that Celtic would be playing Third Lanark, after they had played Hearts on the Saturday Not that it really mattered of course, for Celtic, thanks to...

Celtic v St. Mirren Match Preview – Towards 9

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7 March 2020

After a tough evening in West Lothian on Wednesday, Celtic will look to get back to winning ways against St Mirren on Saturday Neil Lennon's sides domestic form since returning after the winter break has been phenomenal, with the team playing 12 games having only drawn one and winning 11 as well as reaching yet another Scottish Cup Semi-Final Livingston are always a...

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