Category: Season 2013-2014
JOCK STEIN’S TEAM OF THE SEVENTIES
Many Celtic observers and historians have commented in the past on Jock Stein’s ambition to...
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NOW THE DUST HAS SETTLED
There was I, lying in bed on Tuesday morning, enjoying a rare lie in on a well earned day off from...
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BOBBY EVANS INTERVIEW
A good friend of this site, Roddy Stewart, recently discovered some old Celtic interviews on...
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AND THEN THERE WERE TWO
Hearts’ early surge to the top of the table brought hope to neutrals that there would be actually...
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INDIAN SUMMERS – DION DUBLIN
When Gordon Strachan took over as Celtic manager in the summer 0f 2005, there was no doubt that he...
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INDIAN SUMMERS – TOSH MCKINLAY
Tommy Burns was not long in the Celtic manager’s chair in 1994 when he signed Tosh McKinlay...
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Back In January I wrote the following article on this very website: A PROBLEM ON THE HORIZON… Unlike most of the twaddle I write on here, the article was hugely popular and, incredibly, had over 25,000 hits. This showed...
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HIS GREATEST GAME – JOHNNY DOYLE – 1980 ST MIRREN 2-3 CELTIC
On February 20th 1980, a huge crowd of 27,166 crammed into the compact Love Street ground with...
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THE SFA – BOXING CLEVER FOR ONCE
The recent announcement that the SFA have dropped the option of abolishing Hampden for Parkhead...
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LATCHFORD FOR ENGLAND !
Peter Latchford signed for Celtic on loan, in February 1975, and I can still vividly recall a game...
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LATE ARRIVALS – 1972 CELTIC 2-1 RANGERS
On January 3rd 1972 Celtic faced Rangers at Parkhead in the traditional Glasgow derby New Year...
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UNSUNG HERO – RODDY MACDONALD
In 1972 Celtic manager, Jock Stein, took the advice of his old Parkhead team mate, Sammy Wilson,...
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NEWS NOW
- John Greig: Billy McNeill was a friend, a leader and a gentleman who will never be forgotten 23/04/2019THERE were fierce rivals an opposite sides of the Old Firm divide who gave no quarter whenever the great Celtic and Rangers teams of the 1960s and 1970s they captained clashed at Parkhead, Ibrox or Hampden.
- ‘He was a giant of the game’: Neil Lennon pays emotional tribute to Billy McNeill 23/04/2019CELTIC manager Neil Lennon has spoken of his sadness at the death of Billy McNeill, and described his admiration for a man who made Celtic history as a player, captain and manager of the club.
- ‘He embodies what Celtic meant’: Devastated fans lay flowers at Billy McNeill statue as Hoops legend dies 23/04/2019CELTIC fans have flocked to Parkhead this morning to lay flowers and pay tribute to Lisbon Lion Billy McNeill.
- 'A legend and a lion': World of football pays tribute as Lisbon Lions captain Billy McNeill dies 23/04/2019Former Celtic captain Billy McNeill has died at the age of 79, his family have announced.
- 'Hail Cesar': Celtic fans across the globe in mourning as Lisbon Lion Billy McNeill dies 23/04/2019CELTIC fans across the world have been plunged into mourning as the football club confirmed the death of legend Billy McNeill.
- Celtic legend and Lisbon Lion Billy McNeill dies aged 79 23/04/2019CELTIC legend Billy McNeill has died at the age of 79.
- The Bulletin: SFA draw up manager shortlist | Celtic defender linked with Hoffenheim 23/04/2019Your daily roundup of all the latest SPFL news.
- John Hartson: Celtic can't take chances with 'main man' Kieran Tierney 22/04/2019KIERAN Tierney is such a huge player for Celtic, the main man really, so I understand that they will be desperate to get him onto the pitch whenever they can.