CELTIC’S SCOTTISH CUP FINALS – Number 8… CELTIC 2-0 CLYDE – IBROX, 6th APRIL 1912 – Yet again an Ibrox Scottish Cup final was bedevilled by wind,…
CELTIC’S SCOTTISH CUP FINALS – Number 7…CELTIC 2-0 ST MIRREN – IBROX, 15th APRIL 1911 – Celtic won the Scottish Cup for the seventh time by beating…
CELTIC’S SCOTTISH CUP FINALS – Number 6… CELTIC 5-1 ST MIRREN – HAMPDEN, 18th APRIL 1908 – Celtic went one better this year and won the…
CELTIC’S SCOTTISH CUP FINALS – Win Number 5… CELTIC 3-0 HEARTS – HAMPDEN, 20th APRIL 1907 – No team had so far won the Scottish League…
CELTIC’S SCOTTISH CUP FINALS – Number 4… CELTIC 3-2 RANGERS – HAMPDEN, 16th APRIL 1904 – This was the first game to be played at New…
CELTIC’S SCOTTISH CUP FINALS – Number 3… CELTIC 4-3 QUEEN’S PARK – IBROX, 14th APRIL 1900 – This game was known as the “hurricane final” with…
CELTIC’S SCOTTISH CUP FINALS – Number 2 CELTIC 2-0 RANGERS – HAMPDEN, 22 APRIL 1899 – The game was played at “Second” Hampden (which in later…
CELTIC’S SCOTTISH CUP FINALS – Number 1… CELTIC 5-1 QUEEN’S PARK – IBROX, 9th APRIL 1892 – This game was actually a replay because the first…
He may have been something of a ‘nearly man’ but John Divers was a fine player who was loved and respected by the Celtic supporters… John…
On Saturday afternoon, the Celts will play in their 61st Scottish Cup Final, hoping to win the trophy for the 43rd time… Over the years, the…
The Hampden roar which shook the Gods…An extract from Celtic in the Thirties Volume 2 covering the 1937 Scottish Cup Final between Celtic and Aberdeen… https://youtu.be/xkL_Te_w8iU?si=B6yuk4b5gpmc1yAe The…
Paul Lambert was a superb player. He was mainly a midfielder but he take a good few goals as well, and he was a vital cog…
Celtic face Aberdeen in Saturday’s Scottish Cup Final and it will be the eighth such occasion the two clubs have met at Scottish football’s showpiece match…
Mike Maher now lives in New Zealand with his Kiwi wife and kids. He recalls how that all came about and takes us back to May…
My Edinburgh mate, Martin, and I were lucky enough to have secured a hotel room in Seville (albeit of the ‘Pension’ variety) and flew out the…
“Ten Internationals and Charlie Shaw” was the way that Celtic were described in the 1910s and the early 1920s, the implication being that the Celtic team…
For many Celtic supporters the 4-2 game in May 1979 was extra-special. This was probably the biggest high since Lisbon for the Celtic fans and for…
The dreadful weather conditions in Scotland in early 1979 decimated the football card, to the extent that Celtic would play only two competitive games by the…
Neil had a remarkable Celtic career. Having played for Morton and Middlesbrough, he joined the club in spring 1953, too late to play in League games…
The Celts clinched the League title weeks and on Saturday they received the Scottish Premiership trophy at a sold-out Celtic Park… However, 120 years ago, Celtic…
A decent goalkeeper can make all the difference and that’s exactly what Jonathan Gould did for Wim Jansen’s Celtic… A great goalkeeper can be the difference…
When Frank McGarvey left us in the early hours of 2023, he left memories of a great Celt and a really rather remarkable character. He won…
Will Quinn’s unique claim to fame; Trainer of Celtic & Scotland…& Ireland…& Wales… I thought we had learned most things about the extraordinary life of former…
“No Road This Way” was the unlikely nickname of Willie Loney as well as the more obvious one of “The Obliterator”. He was possibly Celtic’s best…
Today, the Bhoys will celebrate another Trophy Day. But although this is title 55 for Celtic, that’s not the number of times that they have received…
There were few players who could divide the support as much as Yogi Bear could. On his day he was absolutely brilliant, a world beater and…
Not a dry eye inside Celtic Park 21 years ago today as the King of Kings waved goodbye after seven magnificent years playing for Celtic… It…
In the purest footballing sense, Charlie Gallagher was one of Celtic’s best ever players. A brilliant passer of a ball, and with a brilliant wiggle of…
37 years ago today happens to be one of the most memorable games I have experienced as a Celtic supporter and it’s one that has a…
Pat Crerand emerged in the late 1950s as a superb right half with marvellous passing skills, and the clear ability to “take a grip” of a…