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  • Celtic's Biggest Transfer Problem Isn't Money — It's the Structure | Transfer Show w/Anthony Joseph

    Who is actually running Celtic's recruitment operation?

    With the January 2027 transfer window approaching, Anthony Joseph returns to Celtic Fans TV for an extensive discussion about Celtic's recruitment structure, transfer strategy and the people responsible for building the squad.
    Following another chaotic summer transfer window, we examine why Celtic continue to find themselves scrambling for signings, why spending more money hasn't necessarily delivered better outcomes, and whether the club's football operation is equipped to compete at the level its supporters expect.
    Anthony shares his reporting and insight into Celtic's transfer dealings, the impact of Champions League elimination on recruitment plans, the roles of Michael Nicholson and Dermot Desmond, and the uncertainty surrounding who actually makes the football decisions at Celtic Park.
    We also examine the contrasting recruitment approaches under Ange Postecoglou and Brendan Rodgers, the use of loan players, the absence of a clear academy pathway and the consequences of operating without a Sporting Director or Head of Recruitment.
    In this episode:

    • Why Celtic repeatedly leave major transfer business until deadline day.
    • The staffing shortages and structural problems within Celtic's recruitment operation.
    • Who identifies targets, negotiates transfers and ultimately approves signings?
    • Why Ange Postecoglou's recruitment success was difficult to sustain.
    • How Champions League elimination influenced Celtic's summer transfer strategy.
    • The transfer fees paid for Kasper Høgh, Adam Idah and other major signings.
    • Celtic's January 2027 transfer plans and potential targets.
    • The increasing reliance on short-term loans and its impact on academy development.
    • Why Celtic's recruitment structure is outdated compared with other European clubs.
    • Anthony's detailed proposal for a modern football operation built around a Sporting Director, scouting, data analysis, player pathways and a clear football identity.

      • The discussion ultimately raises a fundamental question: *can Celtic modernise their football operation without those at the top surrendering some of their control?*
      A comprehensive examination of Celtic's recruitment problems, the January transfer window and the structural changes needed to build a more successful football club.
      Let us know what you think Celtic's biggest recruitment problem is in the comments.
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      00:00 Anthony Joseph returns: Celtic's recruitment crisis
      02:28 Why Celtic keep scrambling on transfer deadline day
      08:00 Celtic's recruitment staff shortages and bottlenecks
      12:28 The consequences of multiple failed transfer windows
      15:19 Ange Postecoglou's recruitment model
      17:58 Who actually controls Celtic's transfers?
      21:50 Player profiles, accountability and spending more money
      26:00 How Champions League elimination changed Celtic's plans
      29:44 Record transfer fees and deadline-day disasters
      37:26 How outdated is Celtic's recruitment structure?
      40:40 January 2027: What can Celtic realistically do?
      48:00 Chelsea loans and Celtic's failing academy pathway
      55:36 Celtic's goalkeeper recruitment dilemma
      58:16 Anthony's blueprint for a modern Celtic structure
      1:07:48 Would Celtic's board surrender control?

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      1 hr 13 min
    • Celtic 1-0 Kilmarnock | Tougher Tests Await Unconvincing Celtic | Full-Time Reaction

      Celtic 1-0 Kilmarnock | Full-Time Reaction

      Celtic secured three points against Kilmarnock at Celtic Park, but another laboured performance raises further questions about Martin O'Neill's side and whether there's any meaningful improvement taking place.
      Liam Scales scored the only goal as Celtic edged past struggling Kilmarnock, with Kasper Høgh seeing a goal disallowed and Benjamin Nygren missing a penalty.
      Following Thursday's dramatic Europa League victory over Besiktas, there was hope that Celtic might build some momentum. Instead, it was another frustrating afternoon in which the team struggled to establish control, create clear-cut opportunities and put the game beyond doubt.
      In this Full-Time Reaction from Celtic Park, we discuss:
      - Celtic's narrow 1-0 victory and another underwhelming performance.
      - Liam Scales' winning goal and Kasper Høgh's continued frustrations.
      - Why Celtic's attack lacks consistency and fluidity.
      - Martin O'Neill's constant changes to the Starting XI.
      - Celtic's overreliance on Camilo Durán and Benjamin Nygren.
      - Concerns over Callum McGregor's workload and Celtic's exposed midfield.
      - The lack of a recognisable playing style and defensive vulnerability.
      - Whether the international break can bring meaningful improvement.
      - The tougher fixtures awaiting Celtic before Christmas.
      *Three points secured, but is Celtic simply kicking the can down the road rather than addressing the problems that continue to undermine the team?*
      Let us know your thoughts on the performance and Martin O'Neill's position in the comments.
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      00:00 Celtic 1-0 Kilmarnock: Full-Time Reaction
      00:24 Three points but an underwhelming performance
      01:49 Kasper Høgh's disallowed goal and missed chances
      03:00 Celtic's attack lacks consistency and fluidity
      04:39 Why Celtic aren't controlling domestic games
      05:49 Overreliance on Durán and Nygren
      07:08 Is Celtic actually improving under Martin O'Neill?
      08:24 Celtic's lack of identity and tactical control
      09:30 McGregor, pressing and an exposed midfield
      11:18 Tougher fixtures ahead after the international break
      12:13 Man of the Match and individual performances
      13:05 Anthony Joseph joins CFTV for recruitment analysis

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      15 min
    • Celtic v Kilmarnock | Time to Stop Chopping and Changing? | Starting XI Prediction

      Celtic v Kilmarnock | Starting XI Prediction


      Celtic return to Scottish Premiership action at Celtic Park following Thursday's dramatic 3-2 Europa League victory over Besiktas, but can Martin O'Neill's side build on that result and rediscover some consistency?


      With Celtic dropping five points across their previous two league fixtures against Dundee United and Falkirk, Sunday's meeting with Kilmarnock represents an important opportunity to get back to winning ways before the international break.


      In this Starting XI Prediction, we assess Martin O'Neill's selection decisions, the performances against Besiktas and why Celtic must begin establishing a more settled team.


      The biggest question is whether Camilo Durán will finally be given a consistent run through the middle, particularly after his match-winning contribution in Europe alongside Callum Osmand.


      We discuss:


      - Celtic's 3-2 Europa League victory over Besiktas and whether it can spark a sustained improvement.

      - Why Martin O'Neill needs greater consistency in his team selection.

      - The predicted Celtic defence and midfield against Kilmarnock.

      - Mika Bøgh's impressive energy and contribution.

      - Kasper Høgh's struggles and whether Celtic's playing style suits him.

      - Why Camilo Durán should be Celtic's first-choice centre-forward.

      - Whether Callum Osmand has earned a place in the Starting XI.

      - The importance of securing three points before the international break.


      *Can Celtic build on their European success, or will inconsistency continue to undermine their season?*


      Let us know your predicted Celtic Starting XI and score predictions in the comments.


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      00:00 Celtic v Kilmarnock: Starting XI Prediction

      00:44 Why Celtic must win before the international break

      01:42 Can the Besiktas victory turn Celtic's season around?

      03:28 Martin O'Neill needs a settled Starting XI

      04:31 Predicted goalkeeper and defence

      06:53 Celtic's midfield and Mika Bøgh's impact

      08:33 The big attacking selection dilemma

      09:20 Why Kasper Høgh is struggling

      10:56 Callum Osmand deserves his opportunity

      12:01 Why Camilo Durán must lead the line

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      15 min
    • Celtic 3-2 Besiktas | Duran & Osmand Keep Europa Alive | Full-Time Reaction

      Celtic 3-2 Besiktas | Full-Time Reaction


      Celtic produce a dramatic comeback against Besiktas to secure a vital Europa League victory, with Camilo Durán scoring twice and Callum Osmand transforming the game from the bench.


      After a difficult first hour in which Celtic struggled in possession and failed to establish control, Martin O'Neill's substitutions changed everything. Osmand's equaliser sparked a remarkable turnaround before Durán's goals secured all three points.


      But while the victory keeps Celtic's European hopes alive, significant questions remain about the performance, team selection and whether this result can provide a platform for sustained improvement.


      In this Full-Time Reaction, we discuss:


      - Celtic's dramatic 3-2 victory over Besiktas.

      - The immediate impact of Callum Osmand and Camilo Durán.

      - Why Durán must play through the middle.

      - Martin O'Neill's surprising starting XI and tactical decisions.

      - Celtic's continued struggles to control possession.

      - The performances of Callum McGregor, Liam Scales and Kasper Høgh.

      - What the result means for Celtic's Europa League qualification hopes.

      - Whether this victory can become a turning point in Celtic's season.


      *A much-needed European victory — but have Celtic finally found the attacking combination that can transform their season?*


      Let us know your thoughts on the performance and the starting XI in the comments.


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      00:00 Celtic 3-2 Besiktas: Full-Time Reaction

      00:29 Besiktas dominate a difficult first half

      02:00 Martin O'Neill's surprising Starting XI

      04:02 The penalty and Celtic's turning point

      05:23 Callum Osmand changes the game

      06:53 Camilo Durán puts Celtic ahead

      08:38 Besiktas equalise before Durán's winner

      10:15 Can Celtic build on this victory?

      12:48 Why Durán must play through the middle

      13:58 Individual performances and concerns

      15:28 Celtic's attacking solution is obvious

      16:44 A turning point or a one-off result?

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      19 min
    • What Is the Point of All of This? | Celtic v Besiktas

      Celtic face Besiktas in the Europa League, but with the club struggling on the pitch and major questions remaining over its direction, is predicting the Starting XI really the biggest talking point?

      In this episode of Celtic Fans TV, we examine the growing frustration surrounding Celtic's leadership, recruitment structure and lack of long-term planning under the current board.
      Following the recent meeting between Celtic executives and supporters in Greenock, we ask whether improved communication means anything without meaningful action.
      With Martin O'Neill overseeing another difficult period, Celtic's recruitment structure still lacking clear leadership and another January transfer window approaching, what exactly is the plan?
      We discuss:
      - Celtic's meeting with supporters and the difference between communication and meaningful change.
      - Michael Nicholson, Dermot Desmond and the accountability of Celtic's leadership.
      - The absence of a Director of Football or Head of Recruitment.
      - Martin O'Neill's position and Celtic's short-term approach.
      - The danger of another January transfer window without a coherent strategy.
      - Celtic's worrying performances against stronger opposition.
      - Our predicted Celtic Starting XI against Besiktas and the tactical challenges ahead.
      *Is Celtic sacrificing this season without making the structural changes necessary to build a successful future?*
      Let us know your thoughts in the comments.
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      #CelticFC00:00 Why this isn't a normal Starting XI Prediction
      00:23 Celtic's meeting with supporters in Greenock
      02:46 Communication without meaningful change
      04:10 Celtic's missing football structure
      06:30 Dermot Desmond and the Celtic board
      09:26 Michael Nicholson, Dom McKay and accountability
      10:33 Another January transfer window without a plan?
      13:02 Martin O'Neill and Celtic's tactical problems
      16:52 The media narrative around Celtic's results
      19:25 Celtic v Besiktas: Starting XI Prediction
      22:57 Besiktas analysis and Celtic's chances
      24:53 Where is Celtic heading?

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      30 min
    • Celtic 2-2 Dundee United | 'The Warning Signs Are Getting Louder' | Full-Time Reaction

      Celtic 2-2 Dundee United | FULL-TIME REACTION from Celtic Park as Martin O'Neill's side drop two points after another frustrating performance.


      Paul is joined by Darren and Lee outside Celtic Park to analyse another worrying display, with defensive mistakes, a disjointed midfield and continued uncertainty over Martin O'Neill's best starting XI contributing to a disappointing result.


      Despite taking the lead, Celtic conceded twice and were forced to fight back for a point. But the concerns extend far beyond one result.


      Are Celtic getting worse rather than better? Why does this team look so vulnerable defensively? And are the club's short-term decisions finally catching up with them?


      In this episode:


      Celtic's defensive mistakes and the goals conceded


      Callum McGregor's performance and midfield problems


      Martin O'Neill's team selection and half-time changes


      Kasper's continued struggles and Jota's impact


      Celtic's lack of structure, identity and attacking cohesion


      The wider problems with recruitment and club leadership


      Why domestic results shouldn't define Celtic's ambitions


      Is this Celtic team performing below its potential?


      The discussion also turns to Celtic's long-term direction, the lack of a clearly defined football strategy and whether the current squad could deliver considerably more under a different structure.


      💬 YOUR SAY: Is Martin O'Neill getting the best out of this Celtic squad, or are the problems much deeper than the manager?


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      00:00 – Celtic 2-2 Dundee United | Full-Time Reaction

      00:48 – Defensive Errors and Celtic's Fragility

      02:40 – Celtic Are Going Backwards

      03:18 – Callum McGregor and Midfield Problems

      04:14 – Half-Time Changes and O'Neill's Best XI

      06:08 – Are Celtic Just Waiting for Next Season?

      07:27 – Recruitment, Leadership and the Lack of a Plan

      08:51 – Celtic Must Be Judged by Higher Standards

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      12 min
    • Hibernian 1-2 Celtic | Duran Delivers Again But Problems Remain | Full-Time Reaction

      Celtic secured another important three points in the Scottish Premiership with a hard-fought 2-1 victory over Hibernian at Easter Road, but it was far from a convincing performance.


      Paul and Stuart react to an eventful afternoon in difficult conditions as Celtic recover from conceding a dreadful early goal, benefit from a Hibs own goal and take the lead through a moment of individual brilliance from Camilo Durán.


      Despite the victory, questions remain over Celtic's defensive vulnerabilities, team selection and the balance of Martin O'Neill's side.


      We discuss Dane Murray's continued struggles at centre-back, Kasper Høgh's lack of confidence in front of goal and whether Celtic are sacrificing Camilo Durán's effectiveness by playing him out wide.


      There's also concern over Alistair Johnston after his injury setback, while the ongoing goalkeeper rotation between Sam Johnstone and Viljami Sinisalo raises further questions about Celtic's best starting XI.


      Beyond the match, we examine the wider problems facing Scottish football, from ticket pricing and away allocations to the half-empty stands at Easter Road.


      And with Celtic continuing to collect points domestically despite their European struggles, Stuart poses a bigger question: *is winning actually doing more harm than good?*


      *IN THIS EPISODE:*


      - Celtic's chaotic start and poor defending for Hibs' opening goal

      - Dane Murray's performances and future at Celtic

      - Camilo Durán's outstanding winner and growing importance

      - Kasper Høgh's struggles and the case for changing formation

      - Alistair Johnston's latest injury setback

      - Scottish football's ticket pricing, away allocations and empty seats

      - Celtic's ongoing goalkeeper dilemma

      - Martin O'Neill's struggle to establish his strongest XI

      - Recruitment failures and the need for January reinforcements


      *CHAPTERS*


      00:00 – Hibernian 1-2 Celtic: Full-Time Reaction


      00:47 – Celtic's dreadful defending for Hibs' opener


      02:01 – Serious concerns over Dane Murray


      05:30 – Celtic's fortunate equaliser and difficult conditions


      07:08 – Does this Celtic team lack confidence?


      10:33 – First-half chances and Kasper Høgh's missed opportunities


      12:47 – Scottish football's empty seats and ticket prices


      16:49 – Camilo Durán: Celtic's standout performer


      18:34 – Is Kasper Høgh holding Durán back?


      23:08 – Celtic's attacking options and Jota's return


      24:48 – A forgettable second half at Easter Road


      25:22 – Alistair Johnston's worrying injury setback


      30:50 – Is Celtic's domestic success masking bigger problems?


      33:19 – Sam Johnstone and the goalkeeper dilemma


      35:27 – Why Celtic still haven't found their best XI


      38:25 – Another transfer window, another January rebuild?


      *JOIN THE CONVERSATION*


      Should Camilo Durán be Celtic's first-choice striker? Is Dane Murray ready for regular first-team football? And are Celtic's domestic results masking deeper problems within the club?


      Let us know your thoughts in the comments.


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      41 min
    • BIG Selection Calls! | Hibernian v Celtic | Starting XI Prediction

      Celtic return to Scottish Premiership action with a trip to Easter Road to face Hibernian, looking to bounce back from another disappointing European defeat.

      Paul previews Hibs v Celtic and predicts Martin O'Neill's starting XI, with several big selection decisions ahead of Sunday's clash.
      Following Celtic's 2-1 defeat to Celta Vigo in the Europa League, questions remain over the goalkeeper position, Cameron Carter-Vickers' potential return and the fitness of Callum Osmand.
      With Celtic continuing to dominate many domestic opponents while struggling badly in Europe, we also examine the growing gulf between the team's domestic and European performances.
      Can Celtic maintain their domestic momentum at Easter Road, or could another difficult Thursday-to-Sunday turnaround cause problems?
      **IN THIS EPISODE:**
      - Celtic's European struggles and the return to domestic football
      - Hibernian's difficult start to the season
      - Viljami Sinisalo or Sam Johnstone in goal?
      - Cameron Carter-Vickers' fitness and Dane Murray's place
      - Celtic's midfield options and Callum McGregor's form
      - Haissem Hassan's attacking qualities and defensive weaknesses
      - Callum Osmand's ongoing hamstring concerns
      - Kasper Høgh's struggles and Camilo Durán's impressive form
      - Our predicted Celtic starting XI
      **CHAPTERS**
      00:00 – Hibs v Celtic: Match Preview
      01:22 – Celtic's record at Easter Road and Hibs' struggles
      02:30 – Domestic dominance versus European failures
      03:25 – Goalkeeper dilemma: Sinisalo or Johnstone?
      04:53 – Right-back and Cameron Carter-Vickers' return
      06:22 – Celtic's defensive options
      07:03 – Midfield selection: McGregor, Baur and Nygren
      08:43 – Haissem Hassan's attacking and defensive performances
      10:00 – Callum Osmand's injury concerns
      11:06 – Kasper Høgh's struggles at Celtic
      12:26 – Camilo Durán to lead the line
      *JOIN THE CONVERSATION*
      Who should start in goal against Hibs? Would you bring Cameron Carter-Vickers straight back into the team? And should Kasper Høgh be given more time to find his form?
      Let us know your predicted XI in the comments.
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      14 min
    • Celtic 1-2 Celta Vigo | 'Spent Force in Europe.' | Full-Time Reaction

      Celtic's Europa League campaign is in serious trouble after a 2-1 defeat to Celta Vigo at Celtic Park makes it three defeats from three in Europe.


      Paul and Chris react to another disappointing European night as Celtic surrender a second-half lead, concede more than 20 shots and once again struggle to regain control when the momentum turns against them.


      Mika Baur's goal gave Celtic hope, but familiar defensive problems and two quick Celta Vigo goals turned the game on its head.


      Beyond the result, we examine the bigger questions surrounding Celtic's European decline, the club's recruitment structure, managerial decisions and whether domestic dominance has disguised a lack of meaningful progress.


      With qualification looking increasingly unlikely, should Martin O'Neill now prioritise the Scottish Premiership? And what does Celtic's continued failure to compete in Europe say about the direction of the football club?


      *IN THIS EPISODE:*


      - Celtic's defensive problems and ineffective pressing

      - Why Celtic keep conceding so many shots

      - Haissem Hassan's attacking threat and defensive weaknesses

      - Celtic's inability to control games or respond to setbacks

      - The debate over prioritising domestic football

      - Recruitment, leadership and Celtic's European ambitions

      - Looking ahead to Hibernian at Easter Road


      **CHAPTERS**


      00:00 – Celtic 1-2 Celta Vigo: Full-Time Reaction


      01:23 – Celtic's European shortcomings exposed again


      03:09 – Analysing Celtic's performance and tactical approach


      05:39 – Mika Biereth puts Celtic ahead


      06:39 – How Celtic surrendered the lead


      08:56 – The pressing problem and defensive vulnerabilities


      10:09 – Should Celtic prioritise the league over Europe?


      12:52 – Why Celtic keep conceding 20+ shots


      14:17 – Celtic's inability to change momentum


      16:08 – Managerial decisions and the bigger problems


      17:12 – Domestic dominance masking European decline


      19:26 – Celtic's recruitment structure and lack of progress


      21:27 – Leadership, accountability and supporter protests


      23:55 – Have supporters lost faith in Celtic's European ambitions?


      26:04 – Hibernian preview and the goalkeeper dilemma


      29:41 – Dean Murray or Cameron Carter-Vickers?


      *JOIN THE CONVERSATION*


      Is Celtic's European decline a consequence of poor recruitment, managerial decisions or a deeper structural problem at the club?


      Let us know your thoughts in the comments.


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      33 min
    • Celtic v Celta Vigo | Why the 7-1 Win Changes Nothing... Yet | Starting XI Prediction

      Celtic v Celta Vigo Starting XI Prediction! After Sunday's emphatic 7-1 win over Hearts, can Martin O'Neill's Celtic finally deliver a performance in the UEFA Europa League?


      Both Celtic and Celta Vigo head into Matchday 3 without a point, making Thursday night's clash at Celtic Park a crucial fixture for both sides.


      In today's Starting XI Prediction, we assess whether Celtic's attacking improvement can translate to European football, the threat posed by Celta Vigo, and the selection decisions facing Martin O'Neill.


      *Topics covered:*

      - Can Celtic build on their 7-1 demolition of Hearts?

      - Why Celtic's domestic form hasn't translated into Europe

      - Celta Vigo's form, tactics and key players

      - Dane Murray's development and Celtic's defensive concerns

      - Benjamin Nygren and Celtic's midfield balance

      - Can Callum Osmand, Camilo Durán and Haissem Hassan provide the attacking solution?

      - Our predicted Celtic Starting XI


      Celta Vigo arrive with injuries to key players including former Celtic defender Carl Starfelt and striker Borja Iglesias, but Celtic must find a way to compete against well-organised European opposition.


      💬 Would you keep the same front three that dismantled Hearts? And is this a must-win game for Celtic's Europa League campaign?


      Let us know your predicted XI in the comments!


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      00:00 Can Celtic deliver in Europe?

      01:01 What the 7-1 Hearts win really tells us

      01:56 Celta Vigo's form, injuries and European record

      03:46 Celtic's new attacking threat

      05:47 Why Celtic struggle against stronger opposition

      07:42 How Celtic can exploit Celta Vigo

      08:29 Goalkeeper and defensive selection

      09:35 Dane Murray: is he ready?

      12:05 Colby Donovan and the right-back position

      13:00 Nygren, McGregor and Celtic's midfield

      14:54 Hassan, Osmand and Durán: keep the front three?

      17:04 Your predicted XI

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      18 min

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