We the fans already own @CelticFC .
Between 1995 and 2003 the club sold shares to more than 30,000 supporters.
Most were never sold on. They sit in drawers, in lofts, at old addresses, on certificates nobody has looked at in twenty years.
Taken together those holdings are worth about 15.9% of Celtic’s ordinary shares, roughly the same as the club’s largest institutional investor Lindsell Train.
On Friday Celtic appointed two directors through a committee that has lost two of its three members, with no search process disclosed to anyone. The answer to that is not a complaint. It is a vote. Find your shares. Register them at https://t.co/wc3LbVYuSp
In November, use them.
#CSL
Today we learned that the Prime Minister of Israel repeatedly raped, choked and beat Virginia Guiffre and the media today won't even say his name or the country he was the Prime Minister of.
It's impossible to hate the media enough.
https://t.co/ycZEZrYjXk
Camilo Duran running clean through in 3rd minute - Rangers Emanuel Fernandez kicked his heel & kneed his calf - stonewall red card for Fernandez & free-kick to Celtic outside the box. Cheatin' Beaton, toast of Crown Bar Rangers SC, waved play on, absurd
Absolute cowards.
Leaving young Mheuka on the park.
Well done to the young man
If you get beat off your biggest rivals twice in a week, you stand up and be captain.
Coward
Martin Lewis, there is something very, very, very wrong in the system... 😡
So … let me get this straight:
* British Gas made a profit of £1.3bn between January & June
* BP announced profits of £6.95 billion between April and June alone
* Shell has profited by £9.4bn in a year
The MEN at the top:
* John Pettigrew, boss of National Grid received £6.5m bonus on top of his salary
* Chris O’Shea, chief executive of British Gas owner Centrica was paid almost £2m last year in salary and benefits
* Centrica's non-executive directors were paid almost £1m
* Scottish Power's CEO Keith Anderson is on £1.15m.
* E.On boss Michael Lewis is on £1m
* EDF's Simone Rossi is also on £1m
* And their top execs enjoyed a share of £4.65m
* Peter Simpson of Anglian Water earned a £1.3m pay package
* Welsh Water bosses awarded themselves bonuses of over £930,000
* Severn Trent bosses awarded themselves bonuses of £5.56m
* Thames Water's Sarah Bentley, received a £727,000 bonus on top of her £2m annual salary
Meanwhile there are...
* People who haven't had breakfast and/or lunch TODAY, because they can't afford it.
* People using FoodBanks because food is becoming more of a luxury than a necessity.
* Children celebrating a birthday without presents.
* Parents worrying about new school uniforms - and some schools enforcing rules which are not cost-effective.
* People who can't get to work because they can't afford to put petrol in their cars/pay for public transport anymore.
* People who are working so much they're making themselves ill, and they STILL CAN'T AFFORD to pay their bills.
* People who have been given fines by these same energy/water companies because they couldn't afford to pay their bills in the first place - increasing their debt.
* Customers being told to do STAR JUMPS TO KEEP WARM for crying out loud!
* Hose pipe bans when gallons of water leak away everyday.
* Elderly people NOT DRINKING because they're worried about running out of water!!!
All this and energy prices are set to rise up to 75% in October...
THIS IS MADNESS!.. I'm all for supporting profits … I'm not for supporting greed at the cost of lives of others.
Something needs to change.
Why is customers' money being used to make life more comfortable for those who are making life more intolerable for the rest of us?
I actually don't understand how the energy companies are allowed to get away with this and why the government aren't stopping them instead of handing out money.....
COPIED AND PASTED FROM OTHERS :
PLEASE KEEP IT GOING SO MORE AND MORE GET TO SEE IT .
Seeing Dom McKay talk about the scale of his ambition for the SEC makes Celtic losing him look worse with every passing year.
Celtic didn’t need another safe pair of hands. They needed someone willing to modernise the club, grow revenues, improve infrastructure and think bigger than simply dominating Scotland.
McKay looked like exactly that.
Instead, Celtic reverted to what they knew and chose continuity.