CELTIC legends and TV stars have backed a project that's trying to place a statue of a Lisbon Lion in his home town ...
Hip-hop star says he wants to show food at sports stadiums can be good – and ‘Celtic fans are gonna love it’ The rapper Snoop Dogg is reportedly looking to branch out from gin and juice and open a burger van at Celtic Park in Glasgow. The 53-year-old hip-hop star has previously spoken of investing in Celtic FC in a manner similar to the Hollywood star Ryan Reynolds’ involvement with Wrexham AFC. Continue reading...
Snoop Dogg has told of his hopes to open a burger van at Celtic Park – and to serve fans himself
A Celtic season ticket holder who attacked a man on the way to a game has been banned from Glasgow on matchdays.
Former Celtic forward Kyogo Furuhashi has had his court case for repeated speeding offences thrown out by prosecutors
Celtic head to Hampden to face St Johnstone in Sunday's Scottish Cup semi-final looking to improve on some impressive records in the competition.
Fans of Hibs, Dundee Utd, St Mirren - and maybe even Aberdeen - will want Celtic to be in the Scottish Cup final. But why?
This most curious of Aberdeen seasons will end in Scottish football’s showpiece occasion. Time will tell whether this outcome proves fatal for the Hearts manager Neil Critchley, who has a damaging habit of falling on the wrong side of fine margins. Celtic or St Johnstone lie in wait for Aberdeen on 24 May. Jimmy Thelin’s team opened the campaign by going 16 unbeaten. A 12-game stretch where they could not win was to follow. The Scottish Cup final will round off their 2024-25. Oday Dabbagh was Aberdeen’s hero, scoring the odd goal in three with less than two minutes of extra time remaining. Hearts played the entire second half with 10 men following Michael Steinwender’s red card. They were later reduced to nine after Cammy Devlin collected a second yellow. Hearts were sturdy and stuffy enough but, like so often this season, lacked punch. Continue reading...
Hearts close in on summer deal for international winger, Celtic unhappy with ticketing for trip to Tannadice...
Manager Simo Valkari believes "heroes can be born" at Hampden when St Johnstone take on Celtic in Sunday's Scottish Cup semi-final.
Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers has defended Adam Idah and hit out at people trying to "expose" footballers after a video of the striker appearing to throw up in a taxi circulated on social media.
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