The billboard message for Celtic duo Nicholson and Desmond

Celtic fans are finding new and innovative ways to express their anger at the serial failures in the boardroom.

Previously it was only in Europe that Celtic fell badly short of expectations.

During 2025 an unmanaged decline has saw them lose two cup finals and sit in third place in the SPFL Premiership table.

CELTIC COLLECTIVE PRESSURE

The scale of the demise has created the Celtic Fans Collective.

Without any formal moves 100 supporter groups got together, within two weeks that grew to 400.

Celtic have tried to dismiss the protests but the club is close to meltdown.

Never before have they have four management teams over 20 league matches. No manager has been sacked after 33 days.

On top of that the AGM was abandoned after less than an hour. Chairman Peter Lawwell has since resigned with the hapless Head of Football Operations, Paul Tisdale also getting out.

Under minor scrutiny corporate Celtic is crumbling. The Collective are just revving up.

The billboards above aren’t by the Collective but emphasise the strength of feeling from all levels of supporters.

Questioned about strategy and ambitions Celtic have no answers.

MIKE MUTE

Michael Nicholson stayed on mute for four years, afraid to speak to Celtic TV.

When he found the courage to speak up about Wilfried Nancy fans realised why Nicholson is shielded by the club.

He has nothing to offer. No personality, no charisma, when he walks into a room the temperature drops.

With another shambolic transfer window being played out on his watch Nicholson looks like the next fall guy.

At some stage Dermot Desmond will realise that it isn’t the people in place that are wrong. The system, the so-called model has been failing the club for at least a decade.

And that those nasty, ungrateful anti-establishment fans were doing him a favour by highlighting the inadequacies of his Celtic executives.