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
Kasper Schmeichel is not surprised that "great coach" Brendan Rodgers is on the brink of becoming the first Celtic manager to complete three domestic trebles.
The response of sport’s authorities to disorder has been feeble because the clubs are being allowed to call the shots There is periodic chatter over whether alcohol should be sold on concourses at Scottish football grounds. In public, clubs want to be seen to treat customers as adults. In private, they see the commercial benefit of flogging pints with pies. Punters noisily bemoan treatment as second-class citizens – you can have a beer while watching Scottish rugby – when in reality too many of them act in a manner befitting that status. When Ross County claimed a Livingston supporter spat in the face of their assistant manager at the conclusion to Thursday night’s playoff tie, the damning indictment was this became instantly believable. Scotland’s national sport has a serious behavioural issue, one which threatened to spiral long ago as authorities turned blind eyes. Adding alcohol to the mix would be absurd. Jack MacKenzie has been deemed fit to play in Saturday’s Scottish Cup final as his Aberdeen team look to deny Celtic a domestic treble. Concern around MacKenzie had nothing to do with a hamstring or groin injury. Instead, the young defender was hit in the face by part of a seat after Dundee United fans invaded the Tannadice pitch last Sunday. United had reached the giddy heights of fourth in the Premiership. Pitch invasions have become normalised in Scotland at all levels, further evidenced by Partick Thistle’s contingent at Ayr United during another playoff game. Celebratory in essence, perhaps, but routinely with an aggressive undertone. Continue reading...
If Aberdeen stun Celtic in Saturday's Scottish Cup final, it will take a place in the dusty annals of Hampden giant-killing, writes Tom English.
Your guide to following the Scottish Cup final between Aberdeen and Celtic on the BBC.
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As Aberdeen and Celtic prepare to play in Saturday's Scottish Cup final, watch highlights of the 1990 final between the clubs, the last time the Dons won the trophy.
Former Burnley, Celtic, Hull and Barnsley striker Andy Payton talks to BBC Radio Lancashire about his dementia diagnosis at the age of 57.
Watch Celtic's James Forrest score a goal in each of the last 16 seasons.
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