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After three weeks of doom, gloom and just about everything else, Celtic are finally back in business!
A 2-0 win over Motherwell at Fir Park, three points in the bag, a return to the top of the table - and the small matter of Jota making his long-awaited return to competitive action. A decent Sunday afternoon, all things considered!
Tino is joined by James and Brydo for the latest Celtic Exchange Weekly as the Bhoys get back to winning ways and give supporters some much-needed reasons to smile.
The lads discuss what changed against Motherwell, some increasingly interesting selection dilemmas for Martin O'Neill, and just how big an impact the returning Jota could have in the weeks and months ahead.
But with tougher challenges on the horizon, including a European trip to Benfica, the big question remains...
Have Celtic finally turned a corner, or are we getting a bit carried away after one overdue victory?
🎙️ Tune in now to the latest Celtic Exchange Weekly and join the debate!
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It’s been an eventful weekend around Celtic, with protests, club statements, counter statements, and plenty of debate over what happens next.
🎙️ Catch all of the above and more in the latest episode of The Celtic Exchange Weekly
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David Low returns to The Celtic Exchange for a no holds barred conversation on Celtic’s finances, the boardroom, the forthcoming AGM and whether the club could now be approaching an important “inflection point”.
With Celtic posting a £4.8m loss and Champions League income once again absent, David gives his view on the club’s financial position - but also on the bigger questions surrounding Celtic’s leadership, direction and willingness to evolve.
We also look ahead to the AGM, Celtic Supporters Limited’s proposed shareholder resolution, Brian Wilson’s position as interim chairman and the wider issue of supporter influence.
And on Dermot Desmond, David is clear on where he believes the real power at Celtic still lies - while also discussing what the club could potentially be worth if ownership were ever to change.
Also discussed:
"Managed decline”
New Directors Mark Keane and Raymond Buchanan
Celtic Supporters Ltd & The Celtic Season Ticket Alliance Trust
Brendan Rodgers & Willie Haughey Takeover Rumours
The Future Ownership of Celtic
A fascinating and occasionally hard-hitting conversation about where Celtic are now - and what may come next.
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There might not have been a Celtic game this weekend, but there’s still plenty to get into. Martin O’Neill remains in charge, Celtic remain top of the league, and with the international break still dragging on, the big question is whether the manager can use this time to steady things after three straight defeats.
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Ella Stensdotter is currently in the middle of an incredible journey - walking 1,000 miles from Helsingborg in Sweden to Celtic Park in Glasgow, all in support of Celtic FC Foundation.
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Three games. Three defeats. One goal scored, seven conceded and 42 shots faced!
Celtic’s season has taken a turn for the worse in the space of just over a week - and suddenly Martin O’Neill’s future is right at the centre of the conversation.
Following his striking post-match comments, could the Celtic manager now decide to walk away during the international break? Or does he still feel he can be the right man for the job?
We also re-visit Celtic’s summer transfer window and ask whether the squad has genuinely been strengthened. Were players recruited for a clear tactical plan, or have Celtic simply assembled a group of individuals and hoped it would all click?
And if O’Neill does decide to move on, what direction should the club take next - another familiar “safe pair of hands”, or something more ambitious?
🎙️ Tino's joined by James, Brydo and Conor to discuss the growing uncertainty around the manager's position, our latest round of poor recruitment — and what may happen next!
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There are some periods in Celtic's history that every supporter knows inside out.
And then there are others packed with incredible characters, remarkable stories and moments that have somehow slipped through the cracks.
The 1950s might just be one of them.
In this special episode, Tino sits down with Celtic historian and author Matt Corr to take a fascinating journey through a decade featuring some of the biggest names and most important moments in the club's history.
From the brilliance and personality of Charlie Tully, to the arrival of a Jock Stein the player, the Coronation Cup triumph and a Celtic packed with outstanding footballers, Matt brings the era to life with stories and detail that even the most knowledgeable Celtic supporters may never have heard before.
But this isn't simply a walk through the famous moments.
We get into what Celtic Football Club was actually like during the 1950s, why a team containing so many great players didn't achieve even more, the personalities behind the legends, the club's identity away from the pitch and some of the sliding-door moments that would ultimately shape everything that came afterwards.
We also hear about Matt's incredible research process for his new Celtic In The Fifties books - including discoveries that surprised even him!
If you love Celtic history, this one's an absolute must-watch.
🍀 Tino sits down with Matt Corr for a brilliant conversation about one of the most fascinating and overlooked decades in Celtic's story.
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Celtic’s perfect domestic start came crashing to an end at Ibrox with a damaging 3-0 defeat to Rangers - but the manner of the loss was every bit as concerning as the scoreline.
Tino, James, Paddy and Mif were in the studio to discuss a performance where Celtic were outfought, outthought and offered almost nothing going forward.
Was this simply one terrible afternoon or - following the collapse against LASK - is a bigger pattern starting to emerge when this team is put under serious pressure?
We also look at Celtic’s midfield balance, the lack of a genuine defensive presence, and what Martin O’Neill now needs to change as his side prepare for a huge week that could tell us plenty about how this team responds to adversity.
🎙️ Catch all of the above and more in the latest Celtic Exchange Weekly
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There’s plenty to get stuck into on this week’s Celtic Exchange Weekly as the dust settles on the summer window and attention turns firmly to what this new-look Celtic side might be capable of.
With the squad now assembled, we ask the big question: are Celtic now stronger than the team that won the Double last season?
There’s certainly more attacking depth, more variety and plenty of competition for places - and with four big games coming up across the next couple of weeks, this could be the spell that really launches the season.
We take a closer look at Celtic’s exciting forward options, the combinations Martin O’Neill now has at his disposal, and just how high the ceiling might be for this group if everything starts to click.
There’s also time to say a proper goodbye to Reo Hatate, reflecting on some brilliant memories from his time in the Hoops and the impact he made during a hugely successful spell at the club.
And finally, there’s a birthday to celebrate! Mif celebrates the 26th anniversary of his 21st, so naturally we mark the occasion in the only way we know how - with a bit of Celtic chat, a few laughs and a Wiggles The Caterpillar Cake! 🙌🐛🎂
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