A strong message has been sent by the support today, with one of the lowest attendances since Celtic Park reopened.
Supporters have had enough of being treated as cash cows while our ambition for Celtic is not reflected in the boardroom.
The time for change is long overdue.
An interview with Paul Quigley from Celtic Fans Collective - @CFC_Collective - on this week's boycott action.
• Why it's still going ahead
• Their hope for mediation with Celtic
• The Michael Nicholson issue
• Where things go from here
YouTube ▶️ https://t.co/QlaWG8xENH
We know boycotts are difficult and deeply emotive for Celtic fans. But if you want positive change at the Club, this action is now necessary.
Join us in sending a clear message to Michael Nicholson and the board - your time is up.
Yesterday’s comments from manager Martin O’Neill confirm what many of us have known for some time - that Celtic does not operate as a modern football club, much less a world class one.
A Celtic Fans Collective representative attended a meeting with Police Scotland and Celtic FC to discuss the results of the Fairhurst report. This was commissioned following the kettling of supporters in March. We can now share the notes from this meeting.
The Green Brigade's annual foodbank collection will take place before Celtic v Hearts on Sunday 7th December.
Times are tough for most people at the moment but please give what you can afford to support those most in need across our communities.
Apologies to anyone who couldn’t hear our speakers due to PA issues last night. In the end, the numbers spoke for themselves - thousands made their voices heard loud and clear.
Thank you for standing together and for amplifying the message.
They’ve got to go.