DUNDEE, SCOTLAND - DECEMBER 17: (L-R) Celtic chief executive Michael Nicholson, chief financial officer Chris McKay and board member Brian Wilson during a William Hill Premiership match between Dundee United and Celtic at the CalForth Construction Arena at Tannadice Park, on December 17, 2025, in Dundee, Scotland. (Photo by Craig Williamson/SNS Group via Getty Images)
Fresh evidence has emerged of the sickening threats made against Celtic directors at Tannadice on Wednesday night.
On Friday Daily Record crime reporter Billy Moron led the hunt for the Ultra that pointed his finger in an aggressive manner towards Michael Nicholson.
SINISTER CELTIC FANS
Now it can be revealed that another fan casually lent over a Police Officer and aggressively waved a Light Saber in the direction of Chris McKay.
Incredibly one of the Police Officers on duty appeared to be smiling as the deranged Ultra threatened Celtic’s hard working Chief Financial Officer.
It seems that the crackdown on taking Pyro to football matches has led to a sinister turn. Ultra groups are now taking knives, swords and LIGHT SABERS to matches in a bid to intimidate hard working directors.
— Kay Dee (@kaydee250567) December 19, 2025
Celtic have banned the Green Brigade ever since 80 fans left for the stadium Concourse in unison during the October 29 match against Falkirk.
Appeals for CCTV coverage, mobile phone or police body-cam coverage has so far failed to come up with any evidence of what happened. But who cares, lets get the story out there anyway.
NO CHRISTMAS CHEER
In a long running campaign thousands of hard-line Celtic are refusing to spend money on overpriced Adidas merch and other tat on sale at the club shop.
Sick fans are refusing to pay £8.50 for a Santa Celtic hat, £17 for a Celtic Christmas Elf and are even refusing to pay £12.75 for a three pack of Christmas baubles. A retro 1996 home kit dog jumper is available for a bargain £13.60
Sales from the Christmas Store goes towards paying for Nicholson and McKay. Last year Celtic turned over so much profit that they paid £11.5m to HMRC in Corporation Tax.
Responding to an inquiry from Video Celts about the Light Saber Story a spokesman for Police Scotland said: “Piss off Joe, why don’t you just write another story about Peter Lawwell?”
NOTE: The young Chris McKay was a member of the Thornliebank CSC, especially enjoying away matches at Aberdeen.
— videocelts (@videocelts) December 21, 2025
I think we will win today and against Livingston to leave us caught in a no man’s land of getting rid of Nancy. Against motherwell anything could happen leaving no time to act before the 3rd. That has the potential to be the most poisonous atmosphere to bring in the new year since 1993.
94 sorry. 93 was the Trevor Steven goal at ibrox. In another regurgitation of history, Celtic had been steadied by a temporary manager in Frank Connor through the autumn of 93 after an Irish manager left in the early part of the season then fell apart after a poor appointment in Lou McCari and Ashley Grimes. Amazing how it all plays out again!
Can’t understand why your writing an article and calling this Tory Board Hardworking. The only thing hard about this board is there Brass Neck. Money grabbing freeloaders, who have the arrogance to criticise supporters who work hard all year, and spend good money on Season Tickets while these parasites have taken every benefit we got from purchasing our tickets away.
I remember when you received 25%at superstore when showing your season ticket, plus a few other benefits all taken away over the years, and can’t understand why your calling them hard working when they’re all greedy scumbags
Editor: Hopefully Santa delivers a sense of humour down your chimney, SARCASM CSC
I was subjected to 20 minutes of BBC sportsound yesterday. OMFG.
Evil, evil Celtic supporters!
To think this poison has been pumped into British homes for a century is sickening.
If the regurgitating of the events of 93/94 continues then Nancy will be in till may, celtic finish 3rd or 4th. Kasper gets a tap on the shoulder after the final game to tell him he isn’t needed next season. Celtic then turn to Ayrshire where a club legend is managing in the Scottish championship!
The unfortunate individual seen at Tannadice wielding a lethal light saber has been named as Obi with only Wan Kenobi, his condition is serious but stable.