Celtic are once again at a crossroads following the sudden resignation of Brendan Rodgers and the temporary return of club legend Martin O’Neill. While O’Neill will lead the team on an interim basis, attention is already turning to who could take charge of the Scottish champions in the long term. Below, we examine five potentialContinue reading “Five Potential Candidates to Become Celtic’s Next Permanent Manager”
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Martin O’Neill Makes Shock Return to Celtic as Interim Manager After Rodgers’ Exit
Celtic today unveiled club legend Martin O’Neill as interim manager in media press conference at Celtic Park following the sudden resignation of Brendan Rodgers on Monday night. A Call Out of the Blue O’Neill, who led Celtic to multiple domestic titles and a UEFA Cup Final during his first spell between 2000 and 2005, revealedContinue reading “Martin O’Neill Makes Shock Return to Celtic as Interim Manager After Rodgers’ Exit”
Jimmy Thelin Hails Historic Aberdeen Triumph in Scottish Cup Final
Aberdeen manager Jimmy Thelin spoke with emotion and pride after guiding the Dons to their first Scottish Cup triumph since 1990, following a dramatic 4-3 penalty shootout victory over Celtic at Hampden Park. The match, which ended 1-1 after extra time, saw Aberdeen hold their nerve in the shootout, delivering a moment of euphoria forContinue reading “Jimmy Thelin Hails Historic Aberdeen Triumph in Scottish Cup Final”
Brendan Rodgers Reacts to Celtic’s Scottish Cup Final Defeat to Aberdeen
Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers expressed his disappointment after his side suffered a Scottish Cup final defeat to Aberdeen on penalties at Hampden Park. In a candid post-match press conference , Rodgers offered a sobering reflection on a performance he felt fell well short of the standards expected at the club. “We Can Have No Complaints”Continue reading “Brendan Rodgers Reacts to Celtic’s Scottish Cup Final Defeat to Aberdeen”
Scottish Cup Final Preview: Tino from The Celtic Exchange Podcast Talks Celtic Highs, Rodgers’ Return, and Cup Final Hopes
As the 2024/25 Scottish football season draws to an exciting close, we caught up with Tino, host of The Celtic Exchange podcast, to get his thoughts on some of the defining moments of his time following Celtic, Brendan Rodgers’ second spell in charge, and the Hoops’ chances ahead of the upcoming Scottish Cup final. WithContinue reading “Scottish Cup Final Preview: Tino from The Celtic Exchange Podcast Talks Celtic Highs, Rodgers’ Return, and Cup Final Hopes”
Celtic secure 55th Scottish Top-flight Title With Victory At Tannadice
Celtic have officially secured the Scottish Premiership title for a fourth consecutive season, lifting their 55th league trophy after a dominant 5-0 victory over Dundee United at Tannadice. The win also marks their second piece of silverware this season, with Brendan Rodgers’ side now eyeing a domestic treble. Rangers had kept slim hopes alive afterContinue reading “Celtic secure 55th Scottish Top-flight Title With Victory At Tannadice”
Brendan Rodgers on His Opportunity to Make History and ‘Special’ Callum McGregor
Brendan Rodgers was speaking to myself and other members of the assembled media in the aftermath of Celtic’s emphatic 5–0 victory over St Johnstone at Hampden Park, a result that secured their place in next month’s Scottish Cup final against Aberdeen. The club are potentially two games away from a ninth treble. I think it’llContinue reading “Brendan Rodgers on His Opportunity to Make History and ‘Special’ Callum McGregor”
Kieran Tierney Set For Emotional Celtic Return
Brendan Rodgers confirmed yesterday that Kieran Tierney will return to Celtic in the summer having agreed a pre-contract to rejoin his boyhood club. Speaking to the media ahead of Celtic’s Champions League fixture with Aston Villa, Rodgers said: “Ideally it [Kieran returning] would [happen in January] but, at this moment, he’s still an Arsenal player.Continue reading “Kieran Tierney Set For Emotional Celtic Return”
Brendan Rodgers delighted as Celtic lift Scottish League Cup trophy
Celtic defeated Rangers 5-4 on penalties at Hampden Park to win the Scottish League Cup. Daizen Maeda scored the decisive penalty following a pulsating game that saw both teams unable to be separated after 120 minutes of football and six goals scored as the game finished 3-3. Below is Brendan Rodgers’ reaction to the victoryContinue reading “Brendan Rodgers delighted as Celtic lift Scottish League Cup trophy”
Celtic’s Kasper Schmeichel equals longstanding goalkeeping record
It may only be five games into the SPFL Premiership season but Kasper Schmeichel has already equalled a longstanding Celtic record. Danish international Schmeichel kept a fifth clean sheet in succession as Celtic secured a 2-0 victory against Hearts today. Five successive clean sheets to start a league season is a feat that has notContinue reading “Celtic’s Kasper Schmeichel equals longstanding goalkeeping record”
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