Now the dust has settled.. The reaction from many high profile people is way over the top. John Beaton was advised to go to the monitor and saw that the ball hit the arm in an unnatural position Bottom line is people would hate to see Celtic win the title again and that is all.
I REFUSEEEE to jump on this Asics, New Balance trainer trend. Don’t matter how you wanna lace them up…
20 years ago in school you wouldn’t be seen in them trainers and now they are charging extortionate prices for them!
Not on my watch… straight Nike all day!
Protest against the board. Fans to blame
No atmosphere. Fans to blame
Booing a player. Fans to blame
Unhappy with MON’s comments. Fans to blame
Wow! The fans have really fucked this season up
Thankfully we have the board to keep us right. They’re just awesome ain’t they?
Martin O’Neill has said he will show loyalty to Kasper Schmeichel at Celtic.
All due respect to both men, loyalty can only go so far.
When the goalkeeper is costing the club points - more often than not, even - it becomes irresponsible.
I have met him once and you are correct, Michael Nicholson has no presence, vision or ambition whatsoever.
He may have been a decent club lawyer but he was a novice with absolutely no track record when we appointed him as CEO. A rookie who has stumbled from one disaster to the next, aided and abetted by his partner in crime, CFO Chris McKay.
He has presided over three failed transfer windows on the bounce. The one before that, we overpaid for Engels, Trusty & Idah due to the absence of any kind of negotiating ability.
The deal for Idah, in particular, was enough for Nicholson to come under serious scrutiny. When we brought him in on loan, Norwich had been in negotiations with Hellas Verona with an option to buy of £3.5m. We brought him in with no option, and you know the rest.
Nicholson had oversight of Tisdale’s appointment, failing to replace Kyogo or Kuhn, losing out on Champions League football to Kairat, banning the ultras and fan media, Rodgers’ messy departure, allowing O’Neill to leave prior to three huge games, the Nancy debacle, and continued transfer window failures.
Not to mention the relationships with agents and other clubs that have been destroyed, leading to more difficulties in future transfer windows.
Michael Nicholson’s tenure as CEO of Celtic has been an unmitigated disaster and he should be relieved of his duties at the first opportunity.
Imagine being a CEO and having to run every decision past a shareholder who doesn’t own the club and who is rarely anywhere near the building?
Talk about selling his soul. Scared to tell Demond to butt out because he’s well aware that he’ll never have it so good post-Celtic.
Bleeds green, though, apparently.