As we approach the end of the international break there have been a couple of bright spots for fans of Celtic FC Women, chiefly the last minute call up of Maria McAneny to the Scotland squad, her debut and last minute equaliser against Ukraine. Emma Lawton has also made the Scotland squad and a number […]
Aidan Connor on the current disconnect between Celtic fans and those who run the club. He looks towards alternative models that Celtic could use as examples of bringing fans into the decision making process and restore faith in how the club is run.
In the third edition of our regular series, Aidan Connor analyses Celtic’s performances and results for the month of October. The six matches included four matches in the Scottish Premiership and two home matches in the Europa League campaign.
Aidan Connor explores the atmosphere at Celtic Park and how it has changed in recent times. Has modern football curated a culture that has converted Celtic fans from participants to mere spectators?
In the second of our regular series, Aidan Connor analyses Celtic’s performances and results for the month of September. The four matches included two matches in the Scottish Premiership, the continued league cup defence and the start of our Europa League campaign.
Aidan Connor looks at the link between football and heartbreak.
In the first of a new regular series, Aidan Connor analyses Celtic’s performances and results for the month of August. The first seven matches of the season included the start of our Premiership campaign, the start of our league cup defence, a Glasgow derby and a disappointing Champions League qualifier.
In what has been a turbulent transfer window so far, Brendan Rodgers has acquired one player that Celtic fans seemed to be universally excited about: a left-back with the guile to create enough space to deliver high-quality crosses, from a left foot cultivated through several seasons of playing among the world’s best players.
Aidan Connor looks at Celtic’s current state of play and why the club needs to rethink it’s whole strategy.
By Aidan Connor When Ange Postecoglou indicated that Celtic needed to be more aggressive and agile in the transfer market, he wasn’t simply referring to high-profile first-team acquisitions. He was discussing the entire football organisation. This includes youth recruitment and, from where I’m sitting in London, Celtic are still missing out on one of the […]
by Ronnie McCluskey It’s hard to believe a quarter of a century has passed since Martin O’Neill breenged through the doors of Celtic Park vowing to “do everything I can to bring some success to this football club.” To say his promise was fulfilled is an understatement. Not only did the gaffer’s maiden season deliver a […]
A look back at a difficult month for Celtic with many questions being asked about failure to produce results against bigger teams
After a long January comes a fleeting February, a month with only three fixtures heralding a total change of pace from the intensity of 2024. However, the change of pace did not similarly herald a corresponding intensity on the pitch with only one of those fixtures resulting in a win. The win came under the […]
A month can feel like a long time in the SWPL… And so it does, looking all the way back to the turn of the year to review the January that saw us mark Elena Sadiku’s first anniversary as the Celtic FC Women manager. The Christmas break was a significant punctuation mark in what had […]
