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Two things need to happen before Celtic and Rangers fans will be convinced their clubs can make a serious impression on the Champions League.
Brendan Rodgers came up with a nice line in amateur psychology the other day. Celtic’s manager was making a point about the human condition as it applies to football fans in general. Brendan might be thought of as something of an expert in this particular field, of course.
Meeting Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers in the street unexpectedly, as I did last week, is an occupational hazard for people in my line of work.
The Celtic fans are united in their disapproval of the team’s new strip.
There’s a limit to the length of time you can expect supporters to do cartwheels over the renewal of contracts for players already at a club.
Celtic’s statement to the Stock Exchange on Thursday afternoon could’ve been easily summarised as Jota jargon for the benefit of the balance sheet.
A scimitar through the heart for Celtic supporters who adored Jota. Arabian nights for the Portuguese once he signs for Al-Ittihad. Dark days for the fans who would see the loss of the league title in the new season as like being cast into a desert wilderness of another kind.
Brendan Rodgers didn’t have a press conference as such at Celtic Park on Friday afternoon.