More than 90 Minutes

The first issue of More than 90 Minutes Celtic Fanzine is out now in both print and digital format. Inside another 48 page packed edition of the fanzine we remember Celtic Legends John Clark and John Fallon. Both Lisbon Lions grace the cover of Issue 138.

CELTIC LEGENDS

The Editor looks back at John’s time as a contributor to the fanzine and their great friendship and remembers some memorable nights on and off stage. JJ Whealan contributes a fitting poem about John’s life. Paddy McMenamin pays tribute to John Clark and Henry McGarvie who recorded over 100 of John Fallon’s columns pays his personal tribute to his friend.

We also have John Fallon’s last ever column for the fanzine. We are going to miss John and his regular column on all things Celtic which he has contributed to the fanzine since 2002.

CELTIC FANS

On the road we are in Cork, Faro and Las Vegas following the Celtic fans Away Days journeys. Boston No. 1 CSC feature in our supporters club focus. Ritchie Glavin from Cork features in our fan focus and Ciaran Flynn tells us about his first, worst and best games.

CELTIC PLAYERS

Inside the issue we take a look at  pre-season and the players coming in and those moving on permanently or on loan.

REGULARS

Rachel Lynch looks back at the Scottish Cup Final defeat to Aberdeen. While Eoin Coyne tells us why Celtic need to refocus and add quality. Paddy McMenamin looks back at his Scottish Cup memories from the 1960’s to the recent defeat to Aberdeen. Tim Molloy questions why our youth players are not getting a chance?

HISTORY

Dr. David McKinstry looks back at his family connection with Lisbon. We delve into the late David Potter archives to look back at the 1965 Scottish Cup Final which both John Fallon and John Clark played in. A game that changed the fortunes of Celtic after Jock Steins arrival.