gonetomorrow
Player Valuation: £70m
Poor game at Easter Road yesterday. Not a good "advert for Scottish football " as they say.
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Celtic ban Green Brigade fans’ group from attending home matches
The move comes after the Green Brigade ignored the club’s pleas and went ahead with a Palestinian flag display in the Champions League
I'll take a point and a clean sheet against the Champions in all fairness
toffeebhoy71
Player Valuation: £50k
We looked really flat . When you’re bringing on Mikey Johnston and James Forrest to try and win a game , then the games a bogey . Also outside thw ground ,the police and steward were an absolute disgrace . Utterly clueless . Happens every time we go through there . Only a matter of time before someone gets hurt
HeartofMidlothian
Player Valuation: £950k
Apologies for the recent lack of posting, all.
Needless to say, Hearts have been utter gash in the time I’ve been away.
Needless to say, Hearts have been utter gash in the time I’ve been away.
Welcome back mate.
Deserved something against Rangers I thought
As a Hibs fan, I’m hoping we can both start putting some distance between us and the bottom half
gonetomorrow
Player Valuation: £70m
More VAR nonsense at Hampden. Superb goal too.
gonetomorrow
Player Valuation: £70m
Classic Hibs!
Alanbileysfeathercut
Player Valuation: £70m
gonetomorrow
Player Valuation: £70m
Rangers fans armed with fireworks again. Can't take them anywhere can you?
Alanbileysfeathercut
Player Valuation: £70m
Same yesterday at hampden...but let's be honest, minimum wage stewards aren't intervening .
And I believe it is an arrestable offence.
Charlie Sweet
Player Valuation: £35m
Disgusting decision.
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
Celtic FC inching their way back on their bans on the Green Brigade?:
Ahead of Sunday’s match versus Aberdeen at Celtic Park, the Club wishes to provide our Season Ticket holders with a clear and accurate update on the rationale behind the steps taken by the Club and the current status of the process.
As the Club has already stated and the group and its members are well aware, the steps taken and suspensions made have categorically not been imposed as a result of the display of Palestinian flags. The Club has explained to the group in writing the specific reasons behind each of the progressive actions taken in relation to the group. These are based on very real safety concerns resulting from the behaviour of the group. Many of the behaviours have been going on for a considerable period of time, have resulted in previous actions in relation to the group, and are very well known to the group.
The Club has evidence of these behaviours. These behaviours have been set out most recently in writing to the group on 14 September, 4 October, 20 October, 23 October and 31 October and follow on from similar issues being formally discussed and action being taken by the Club against the group last season. No response has been received by the Club from the group to these emails.
The Club is therefore disappointed with the attempts by the group not only to downplay the safety related behaviours, some of which the group has now publicly admitted, but also to conflate the reasoning behind the actions taken by the Club with the use by supporters of Palestinian flags. That is particularly so, when there is evidence of the group using banners and flags relating to or connected with terrorist organisations involved in the conflict in the Middle East.
The Club considers that this approach is proportionate and reasonable while working through this important safety matter and is happy to discuss any aspect of the ongoing issues with supporters or supporter groups.
Finally, as we have repeatedly communicated to representatives of the ‘Green Brigade’, the Club remains open to communication and engagement on the wider matter with a view to returning to a situation where rules and regulations around operating safely are respected and complied with.
Ahead of Sunday’s match versus Aberdeen at Celtic Park, the Club wishes to provide our Season Ticket holders with a clear and accurate update on the rationale behind the steps taken by the Club and the current status of the process.
As the Club has already stated and the group and its members are well aware, the steps taken and suspensions made have categorically not been imposed as a result of the display of Palestinian flags. The Club has explained to the group in writing the specific reasons behind each of the progressive actions taken in relation to the group. These are based on very real safety concerns resulting from the behaviour of the group. Many of the behaviours have been going on for a considerable period of time, have resulted in previous actions in relation to the group, and are very well known to the group.
The Club has evidence of these behaviours. These behaviours have been set out most recently in writing to the group on 14 September, 4 October, 20 October, 23 October and 31 October and follow on from similar issues being formally discussed and action being taken by the Club against the group last season. No response has been received by the Club from the group to these emails.
The Club is therefore disappointed with the attempts by the group not only to downplay the safety related behaviours, some of which the group has now publicly admitted, but also to conflate the reasoning behind the actions taken by the Club with the use by supporters of Palestinian flags. That is particularly so, when there is evidence of the group using banners and flags relating to or connected with terrorist organisations involved in the conflict in the Middle East.
The Club considers that this approach is proportionate and reasonable while working through this important safety matter and is happy to discuss any aspect of the ongoing issues with supporters or supporter groups.
Finally, as we have repeatedly communicated to representatives of the ‘Green Brigade’, the Club remains open to communication and engagement on the wider matter with a view to returning to a situation where rules and regulations around operating safely are respected and complied with.