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30 June 2026

Celtic are back at Lennoxtown in pre-season training and we are back in Mt90M HQ for anonther season. Celtic are in Dublin next week to take on Shelbourne so its time we got another 48 page edition of the fanzine out. There was plenty happening during the break and we enjoyed the Celtic Supporters Festival in Spain. During the break we also announced that we would be heading back on Thailand in March 2027.

Martin O’Neill is back as the Manger of Celtic for another season and he graces the cover of the fanzine with both trophies won last season but he will need to be backed in the transfer window and after two poor transfer windows confidence is not high within large sections of the Celtic Support as we head into the unknown.

Inside issue 143 we look back at the heroics on last seasons title win in the dying minutes of the league campaign to break Hearts and put the Scottish media and football into a spiral of severe pain in seeing the underdogs lose the title. The fall out was an attack on Celtic and the Celtic fans for celebrating after one of the the greatest weeks following Celtic by beating the rangers at Celtic Park, Motherwell away and Hearts at home.

We also look back at the Scottish Cup win over Dunfermline. It was good to get Neil Lennon’s opinion on the game and his teams journey to the final when we chatted to him in Kilkenny recently when we were guests of Wolfe Tone CSC.

Celtic promised better communication between the club and the Celtic Support but nothing has changed as yet and some of the Celtic support are frustrated with continued silence from the club.

We look at what makes Martin O’Neill such a leader and the beauty of following Celtic. We also report from the Celtic History Conference at Celtic Park.

Tributes are paid to Celtic Supporters Franny Mullen and Mark Fitzpatrick.

Two books feature in the fanzine By Acting the Fool The further memoirs of a Second Generation Irish Proto Punk By PJ McKewon and McStay Homage to the Maestro by Paul McQuade