As a Bellshill Bhoy I was taken to my first Celtic game in the summer of 1987. It was Billy McNeill’s return to Celtic Park as manager and Celtic lost 5-1 to Arsenal . I thought I was a jinx, I think my Grandfather might have thought the same. It was the finest gift anyone ever gave me when he walked me through Parkhead's gates.
Celtic’s Superstar from Portugal took time out, following Celtic’s impressive and ruthless 4-1 victory over St Johnstone in Perth, to point out the scent behind the…
Kris Commons has used his Scottish Daily Mail column to herald Celtic’s man of the moment Aaron, Aaron Mooy. The former Celtic midfielder is fulsome in…
SWPL1 – Sunday 5 Feb 2023 – Celtic FC Women 3-0 Aberdeen It took a wee while for the Ghirls to get motoring at the Excelsior…
There are many reasons I like Giorgos Giakoumakis. The goals of course are the main attraction, but there is also the passion with which he plays…
The famous quote goes along the lines of “I never lose. I either win or learn”. It’s a line attributed to Nelson Mandela, but it’s one…
If ever you needed an example of why progress and performance is more important than the end result for youth players coming through the ranks at…
Sympathy for his captain may have been in short supply, but there was no scarcity of respect when Greg Taylor, as reported by the Herald discussed…
Celtic’s third goal in the Hoops 3-0 win over Livingston last night, was another VAR seemed determined to rule out. First there was a check for a…
Greg Taylor’s first touch then clinical finish for Celtic’s opening goal against Livingston last night was something any striker would have been proud of producing. And…
Celtic’s 3-0 win over Livingston at Celtic Park saw the Hoops put in a first half performance befitting of Champions. Whilst in the second period, with the…
With the No6 position at Celtic seemingly somewhat oversubscribed at present, it’s far from a surprise to hear that Oliver Abildgaard and Yosuke Ideguchi are being…
When Celtic FC Women face Aberdeen in the Scottish Women’s Premier League on Sunday, there will be a new striker in the ranks. Fran Alonso has…
They say 24 hours is a long time in football and in the case of Stephen Welsh and transfer interest from Sheffield Wednesday, as covered by…
After a weekend win on Tayside, Celtic’s array of attacking options have rightly been receiving high praise from the Celtic support, yet Ange Postecoglou has also…
A nine-point deficit at the top of the league will be theRangers support’s biggest worry today, closely followed perhaps by the dawning realisation, that even after…
Whether it’s the scarring of his childhood, the indiscretions of his adulthood, or the troubling of a secret from his past, Tony Cascarino’s book – Full…
Celtic’s two goal win at Tannadice yesterday is a sign this Celtic side is beginning to go through the gears and to motor. This was a…
While the opposition and his teammates are still competing for the ball it’s hard not to think that Aaron Mooy is already sitting in the changing…
When Chris Sutton talks most Celtic fans will take notice, and the former Celtic striker’s comments – as Peter Brown brought to you earlier on The…
It was a strange sight to see Josip Juranovic minus the Hoops and sporting the Union Berlin black away kit last night, as the former Celtic…
With Celtic’s first team squad consisting of some 45 players (up one after the club confirmed the signing of Hyeongyu Oh this morning) either plugging away…
In the history of Celtic transfer deals the protracted nature of David Turnbull’s move from Motherwell takes some beating. Initially in the door and in the…
When Greenock Morton visited Celtic Park on Saturday, they brought with them a travelling support in excess of 2200. Most of those in attendance would have…
If Kris Commons is getting twitchy regarding the likely departure of Giorgos Giakoumakis in the January transfer window you can understand his reasoning, particularly when his…
As the song goes ‘for a minute there, I lost myself’. I was under the impression Celtic had begun to modernise, had started to play catch-up…
Our look back to Celtic in the 1990s moves on to the next era with the club under new management as Celtic looked forward to the…
It may have ended early, and it may have concluded somewhat unsatisfactorily – in terms of a points return at least – but Celtic’s Champions League…
Villain or patsy – whichever way you want to look at it, Terry Cassidy became a figure of dislike amongst the Celtic support and many won’t…
In the previous instalment of The Celtic Star’s look at the forgotten years of the 1990’s we covered Celtic semi-final exit from the Scottish Cup after…
As every Celtic fan who attended Paradise regularly after May 1989 will tell you, there were some barren times. Chronic mismanagement under the old board and a…