Brian Wilson has challenged Nicola Sturgeon over problems with Testing issues on the Pandemic.
Wilson was a Labour MP from 1987 until 2005, after standing down he became a Director of Celtic where he has barely raised a single issue from the heart of the club.
While shareholders questioned and took the SFA to task over the UEFA licences of 2011 that denied Celtic an opportunity of playing in Champions League qualifiers Wilson and his fellow directors at best showed lukewarm interest in the issue.
Retaining the Act of Union seems to be something close to his heart with repeated criticisms and attacks on the Scottish Government a regular feature of his column in The Scotsman. As a former Westminster MP he shows little appetite for challenging the horrendous death toll and economic carnage caused by Boris Johnston and the Conservative Government.
“If I was a BBC Scotland editor, faced with Sun headline – Testing Bombshell – Messed and Protect – I would ask: “Why didn’t Sturgeon tell the country this? How can we justify giving her this platform to withhold the stories that actually matter?”https://t.co/NDEe7tMr9b
— Brian Wilson (@BrianWilson1967) November 14, 2020
Straw Man stick with the issues at hand.
We know what @BrianWilson1967 & board did on a lot of things but that is to avoid dealing with what he raises now.— Tom Minogue (@MinogueTom) November 14, 2020
Gave up reading your crap years ago, you really have developed into a bitter, twisted apology for the unionist establishment.
— jonandy donnell (@jodonnell1) November 14, 2020
DROSS has been on the BBC every single day since they made their announcement about stopping covering the FM briefings. Where is your outrage regarding this?
— Elior Kersnibs Esq (@EliorEsq) November 14, 2020
Fortunately, your paper will hold them to account, and not get sidetracked.
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— ? (@TiggerBaws) November 14, 2020
Your usual bitter nonsense
— john mill (@johnmill07) November 14, 2020
Wilson is described on the Celtic website as:
a non-executive Director in June 2005. Formerly a Member of Parliament, Mr Wilson also held several ministerial posts during his political career. He is an experienced journalist and writer and a director of several private companies including Harris Tweed Hebrides Limited and Havana Energy Limited. In 2011, he was named UK Global Director of the Year by the Institute of Directors and is a Trade Ambassador for the UK Government.
