Cmon the Hoops Celtic

08/10/2025

The Bhoys🍀
-Hollie

08/10/2025

🍀💚 Legends game in Holland

This Sunday, October 12, Celtic FC Legends travel to De Kuip to face Legends in the Wim Jansen Cup ⚽️🍀

The trophy is, of course, named after the legendary former player and Manager, who sadly passed away in early 2022 and holds iconic status at both clubs.

Following on from the recent Legends match at Celtic Park in September, which saw the Bhoys defeat Manchester United on a penalty shootout, the Celtic Legends side will be back in action for this wonderful occasion, in support of the Feyenoord Foundation.

The Celtic squad will feature Artur Boruc, Lukasz Zaluska, Charlie Mulgrew, Kelvin Wilson, Efe Ambrose, Cristian Gamboa, Lee Naylor, Jonny Hayes, Stiliyan Petrov, Bobby Petta, Ross Wallace, Scott Brown, Barry Robson, Simon Donnelly, Derek Riordan, Georgios Samaras and Scott McDonald. While Glenn Loovens and Pierre Van Hooijdonk will feature for both sides on the day, having spent time at each club during their careers.

The Feyenoord Legends squad will include a number of De Kuip greats, including Nuri Şahin, Graziano Pellè, Salomon Kalou, Johan Elmander, Eljero Elia and Dirk Kuyt.

Feyenoord have now provided a batch of tickets for the away section of the Legends match, priced at £20 and they are available through the link in the comments.

08/10/2025

Happy Birthday to Alistair Johnston🍀
-Hollie

07/10/2025

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Russell Martin enjoys a refreshing Loch Lomond dip! 🏊‍♂️

07/10/2025

Dáithí is 8 years old and was born with Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome (HLHS), a rare and serious congenital heart condition. He has been on the heart transplant waiting list since 2018, bravely fighting every single day with the love and strength of his family and friends beside him.

Dáithí’s journey has inspired thousands, and he has become a powerful voice for organ donation awareness in Ireland. Through his courage and determination, he reminds us all how important it is to have the conversation about organ donation and to consider giving the gift of life.

On this climb, the three of us will take on Croagh Patrick together — for Dáithí, for hope, and for organ donation awareness
https://www.gofundme.com/f/youll-never-walk-alone-daithi/cl/s?attribution_id=sl:f198a67e-a45c-43ed-828f-fab048d6fdb4&lang=en_GB&ts=1759869790&utm_campaign=fp_sharesheet&utm_content=amp13_c&utm_medium=customer&utm_source=copy_link&fbclid=PAT01DUANSYA1leHRuA2FlbQIxMAABpyUucZJJ7pgyUJ5BHkcCLbV74Kxys463a2GCFnMOOW44IlbDK41_1tVMsENJ_aem_QXfW8vUx1Vkd4iixN6R22w

All funds raised will go directly towards Dáithí’s journey.
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07/10/2025

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Calling all Celtic fans 🟢

easyJet have added a flight from Glasgow to Bologna for the Europa League clash between Bologna and Celtic FC in January.

Flight information:
➡️Outbound: 08:45am - 12:20pm on Thursday 22/01/26
⬅️Inbound: 11:00am - 13:00pm on Friday 23/01/26

Book now and follow the Bhoys into battle in Bologna.

07/10/2025

🚨𝗖𝗘𝗟𝗧𝗜𝗖 𝗦𝗧𝗔𝗧𝗘𝗠𝗘𝗡𝗧🚨

In response to issues raised in recent weeks about the Club’s strategy and operations, we invited representatives of fan groups to meet with Michael Nicholson, Chris McKay and Club executives at Celtic Park and this took place on Monday evening.

It was, and remains, our intention to provide a full minute of the meeting for the interest of the wider fan base. However, with content already being distributed online from the meeting, we are also providing an earlier update.

The Club sought to comment openly on the issues raised to the extent that it is possible to do so, without prejudicing Club operations and confidentiality.

We acknowledged that the Club is not where we want it to be at the moment, that we have not achieved all of our objectives in the summer transfer window and the Champions League, and that mistakes have been made from which we will learn. We recognise the concerns raised, share the frustrations of our supporters and valued the opportunity to hear from supporters last night.

Our immediate objective is to seek to make progress, without negatively impacting on the team on the field of play, and that we continue to focus on delivering success this season.

We intend to issue minutes soon, but outputs from the meeting included a commitment to seek to ensure supporter involvement in meetings with Police Scotland regarding the Fairhurst Report, the review and development of supporter engagement processes, and progressing a new safe standing working group.

The Club offered to continue to meet with supporters’ organisations moving forward and is committed to ongoing dialogue with our wider support. We have always engaged in regular discussions with supporter groups and will continue to do so, with the aim of ensuring that we can work collaboratively and positively in the best interests of our team on the pitch and our Club as a whole.

07/10/2025

Jim Craig made his celtic debut on this day 1965🍀
-Hollie

07/10/2025

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What it's all about. 🙌

This dad had the 'perfect Sunday' with his daughter at Celtic Park yesterday 👏 💚

07/10/2025

Joe Miller — Born 8 December 1967 in Glasgow, Scotland — was a key winger and forward for Celtic during the late 1980s and early 1990s. He joined the club from Aberdeen in 1987 and became part of a memorable era for the Hoops.

Quick Glance

Position: Winger / Forward

Celtic spell: 1987 – 1993

Debut: 14 November 1987 vs Dundee (5–0 win)

Notable moment: Scored the winner in the 1989 Scottish Cup Final vs Rangers

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Overall Celtic Career Stats

Competition Appearances (starts + subs) Goals

Scottish League 113 (38) 27
Scottish Cup 24 (2) 2
League Cup 8 (5) 2
European Competitions 5 (4) 1
Total 150 (49) 32

Career Legacy at Celtic

Miller is fondly remembered as part of Celtic’s late 1980s resurgence, contributing crucial goals and assists while playing alongside the likes of Frank McAvennie, Mark McGhee and Andy Walker. He famously declined to celebrate his decisive strike against Rangers before the referee’s whistle, a moment etched in the folklore of the Old Firm rivalry.

Although his last season saw fewer starts and he eventually moved on in 1993 back to Aberdeen, his status as a cult hero remains secure — and that iconic cup final goal continues to define his legacy.

07/10/2025

Last night meeting with the Celtic board!

I would suggest reading it.
Because the fans are not valued by Board

07/10/2025

That was the second leg of the UEFA Cup tie — another famous European night for Celtic under Martin O’Neill! 🍀🔥

🏆 UEFA Cup 2002/03 – 2nd Round, 2nd Leg

Match: Blackburn Rovers 0–2 Celtic
Date: 14 November 2002
Venue: Ewood Park, Blackburn

⚽ Scorers:

Henrik Larsson (15’) – a brilliant finish from the Swede, silencing the home crowd early on.

Chris Sutton (69’) – again scoring against his old club! He celebrated with real passion in front of the Blackburn

💬 Highlights:

Celtic were composed and ruthless — they absorbed Blackburn’s pressure and hit them clinically on the break.

The travelling Hoops fans were incredible, filling the Darwen End with green and white.

It was one of Martin O’Neill’s most tactically disciplined European performances.

The victory sent Celtic through to face Celta Vigo in the next round.