The “not another penny” initiative, launched this morning, calls on Celtic fans to avoid buying official merchandize until February.

Lack of transparency can often lead to innuendo and accusations of improper conduct.

Launching a new "The Rangers Poppy Kit" is in extremely poor taste, even for them.

I might pay ￡45 to watch us play Real Madrid or Bayern Munich. But with the greatest of respect, I have no interest in paying that much to watch us play teams like Sturm Graz.

Kevin Muscat shares a lot in common with Ange Postecoglou. It would be dangerous to dismiss him if he gets the Rangers job.

Unfortunately, the powers that be at Celtic still haven’t learned that fans don’t like being treated purely as consumers.

As of last week, this plan is now considered cancelled, with little scope for reviving it under current regulations.

And it’s fair to say that plenty of Japanese fans have not been happy with the whole Inamura Yamada situation.

There is room for both financial prudence and passionate support in the Celtic Boardroom