"Martin O'Neill has started to put right some unfinished business. He has got this team back on track for the title he needs to correct the record; to win the last title he contests, after losing it to Ibrox first time around. Only one thing stands in his way; the same transfer policy which sunk him before."

"He goes before Clough did at Leeds. He went before Martin at ibrox. Even liz truss had longer in the top job. The experiment is over. What now for Celtic?”

"The last podcast of 2025. A crap year whatever way you dress it up. Does it end with a whimper or a bang? It certainly does end Peter Lawwell and we are grateful for small mercies. But it also launches the most crucial transfer window in years ... the one that will determine how 2026 looks."

"Celtic are back in the hunt. Maybe. We all certainly feel a lot better after that weekend performance, and the result. With a free week in front of us, what mischief will be aimed at The Collective? What allegations? People smuggling? Running an international terror cell? We’re eagerly awaiting the next move in this game."

"Amidst our current turmoil and trouble, a single flower blooms amidst the rubble; the resignation of Peter Lawwell. Others will pay him tribute. We're not going to..."

"Celtic is in crisis. Let's not sugarcoat it or pretend things are other than they are. This club is in a profoundly bad place ... and the question that should dominate all of our minds is this; is the worst over, or is that still in front of us? The signs are ... well, they are not good."

"Celtic are not only back in the title race but we're in charge of it. The next round of European Football is in front of us too now. And with a new manager on the way the football department has big things to look forward to." 

"Celtic's AGM continues to dominate the discourse, and last night the Celtic Collective met to talk it out. Meanwhile, Hearts dropping points means that we're very much back in the title race ... and with a new boss about to come in. Exciting times at Celtic ... though not always in the way we would want."

"So, it all descended into farce at today's annual Celtic AGM. As usual the board failed to read the room, but when the room 'read' them the riot act, Pete pulled the plug and as all cowards do, they ran!"

"Celtic have this evening announced that they're continuing with Martin O'Neill as interim manager, which begs the question, have the negotiations with Wilfried Nancy broken down? We discuss this and other pressing issues on tonight's TT podcast."