Twenty-four hours after their latest plea for unity the Celtic Board are finding that they are becoming the focus of unrest rather than Neil Lennon.
Last week was a bad one for the club on a number of fronts but the week leading up to the AGM (Monday 14th) is looking just as grim with not the slightest sign of Festive Cheer or signs of goodwill.
The continued sight of barricades at the top of the Celtic Way are a disaster in every way imaginable and providing a new focus for angry supporters.
This will be your legacy. @CelticFC pic.twitter.com/MA1UldoAV7
— Ayr Bhoys C.S.C (@AyrBhoys) December 8, 2020
As often as they like the club can take down banners calling for the removal of anyone from the management or club executive but there are plenty of fans ready to follow up with their own form of protest.
Peter Lawwell has had a relatively quiet time of it during his 17 years as CEO of Celtic, when his Ronny Deila project was about to implode Dermot Desmond arrived on the scene with Brendan Rodgers.
Both men now seem to be all-in on Neil Lennon almost in defiance of results and the calls of supporters.
Whatever results the team achieves in the coming matches, whatever grand plans are revealed at the AGM it is unlikely that the sentiments of revolt among the supporters will be packed away with the Christmas decorations as the reality of the new year comes into view.
