I would rather hear from one Celtic man than listen to Rangers barbs at AGM but I won't hold my breath - Chris Sutton

Celtic supporters and shareholders can expect to get a full house on the AGM bingo card on Friday.

There is unlikely to be many fireworks with the team top of the league, in the Premier Sports Cup Final and doing well in the Champions League – and that’s before they get to the fact they have got plenty of money in the bank. So it’s probably going to be more of the same faces, hitting the same notes. There will be some back-slapping over how well things have gone, there will be some barbs aimed at Rangers and someone will stand up and moan about the pies being cold.

In past years these things have got pretty lively, but this time? Let’s face it, there’s not much for supporters to moan about. Even the pies have been half decent this season. We know what chairman Peter Lawwell and chief executive Michael Nicholson will tell fans.

For me, I wouldn’t bet on it happening, but it would be nice to hear from the new head of operations though. Paul Tisdale is the self-proclaimed football doctor and it will be good to find out his prognosis for the club. I’ve said on these pages before, I think it’s a positive appointment. People in the game speak very highly of Tisdale and he’s someone with a reputation for thinking outside the box.

He’s been in the door officially for a good few weeks now and he was unofficially part of the summer recruitment drive. I’d like to know what the plan is for January and beyond as far as he is concerned.

The Celtic squad is in strong shape but there is always opportunity to build and progress.

You look at the situation at left back with Greg Taylor heading out of contract and Alex Valle on loan until the end of the season. Do Brendan Rodgers and Tisdale step up and recruit a new one in the next