skygod

He might not have any say in the matter!

The club has never paid a dividend, to my knowledge.

That's not what I said. You quoted my post earlier so I assume you read it: "If Celtic fans want to wait until we're done (and join in) for their players to come back out, that's fine. The trophy is more likely to be awarded at their final match at home."

Spookily, I've been expecting this in the last couple of days, and it saddens me - Dickey Betts, musician (Allman Brothers Band), aged 80.

Exactly what I said up the thread! And if their management and players have an ounce of class that's what would happen.

I meant planning for what would happen after the match about our players doing a lap. As far as tickets go, I think we have to expect there will be high away demand whether or not there is anything riding on the match.

There has to be a contingency plan for all eventualities and, at this time, it's possible that Celtic might become champions that night. They might not have to win to do that; a draw or the Rangers result might be enough. I don't think anybody is being defeatist at all.

I was thinking that she is currently a director by virtue of the Trust having invested the traditional £100k for the privilege. For her to remain a director without investment might require some special provision. Depends on what the Articles of Association say, I suppose.

Must be the first time he's been rejected by a pig...

Why not? Our stadium, our rules. If Celtic fans want to wait until we're done (and join in) for their players to come back out, that's fine. The trophy is more likely to be awarded at their final match at home. That's how it should be but I don't exclude there being some pressure from Sky which turns that on its head, eg scenes of Celtic celebrations before the transmission ends.

As did Jürgen Grabowski, from the 1974 team.

Funny to watch Rangers imploding (just as it would be funny if it was. Celtic). Dundee were very comfortable and Clément deserves credit for keeping them in the race as long as they have been. Funny too to watch Boyd seething.

It’s definitely her new name. I see her legal action against Alan McLeish in which she was claiming £16.5m was settled out of court for £125k, which probably wouldn’t have covered her legal costs. It also looks like her Ayrshire Magazine has folded (ouch!).

I’ve suggested on here that the board should co-opt CJ on to the board at the end of her term as Trust director. A couple of possible impediments are that the other directors might consider the Trust’s representation - 50% - would be too high. Of course, CJ could resign her place on the Trust board to avoid that. Or Cathy might think that her presence would inhibit the new Trust Director, or she might simply fancy a break. Time will tell.

It’s down to the club to put in place processes which would reduce the chance of infiltration. So far, they have resisted appeals to have a membership scheme and the measures they have introduced have been partially successful. The numbers attending these matches are definitely higher than in the past but until we have enough season ticket holders and regular walk-up fans to fill the stands we’ll be vulnerable. Limiting the OF support in the Chadwick Stand to its capacity would be a start.