On a clear summer’s day the new look at Celtic Park has become much more visible.
The action image posters that have been a feature of the Lisbon Lions Stand for the last seven years have been replaced by a more streamlined image of corporate Celtic split by a fantastic side-on image of Billy McNeill lifting the European Cup.
It is certainly less cluttered and pleasing on the eye but after featuring and celebrating various players that created the club’s vibrant history something has been lost with the corporate look and the already well celebrated Lisbon image.
Suppose it’ll grow on me looking at it everyday ? pic.twitter.com/ZOhVMbgyWW
— Candice ? (@_Candice91) July 26, 2022
With the competitive season getting underway on Sunday many fans will be making their first visit of the season to Celtic Park.
On the pitch there is unlikely to be many new faces, indeed it is likely that none of the summer signings will start against Aberdeen with Alexandro Bernabei the only contender but Greg Taylor looks like the man in possession at left-back.
Jota, Cameron Carter-Vickers and Daizen Maeda are technically new signings but all three were heavily involved in winning last season’s SPFL title.
