Kieron Bowie’s rise shows the cost of waiting. Celtic saw the talent, but by the time the risk disappeared, so did the ...

Manchester City’s case is now a test of whether football can enforce its rules without bowing to political and economic ...

Martin O’Neill has earned the right to choose his future. Celtic’s Board must have a plan ready whatever he decides.

Celtic return after three defeats and a long international break. The question is whether Martin O’Neill’s team will actually ...

Celtic’s Board treats dominance as something to preserve. History shows real power survives only when organisations adapt.

After that fiasco, Callum McGregor once again spoke to the media. And he did what Callum increasingly does: he put all of our problems down to a simple series of faults which have nothing to do with ...

From AI hype to Scottish football, too much of the media repeats claims instead of examining what lies underneath them.

Dermot Desmond may defend Celtic’s financial stability, but supporters are entitled to ask where the same stability is on the ...

Celtic are struggling, but years of failed predictions mean some Scottish media voices have long since lost the right to be taken seriously.

Celtic shareholders have legal routes to challenge another abandoned AGM, from requisitioned meetings and formal resolutions ...

If Manchester City lose the tainted titles, Scotland’s failure to erase Rangers’ EBT-era honours will look even harder to ...

Here’s the thing: when your organisation is led from somewhere else, when it’s got a ruler who sits hundreds of miles away and who doesn’t have any interest in the day-to-day business, when all he ...