A website for the Celtic Fans Collective has finally arrived.
It has taken awhile but is worth the wait with a modern fresh look. Unlike the dull club website which sums up the lack of interest in communicating with anti-establishment fans.
Now the Collective, still manned entirely by volunteers have their own space on theinternet, creating a hub for fans dissatisfied with the way that Celtic is run.
As the site says:
Celtic Fans Collective is a coalition of supporter groups brought together by one simple belief: Celtic should be run with the ambition, professionalism, and transparency that a club of this size demands.
We exist to inform supporters, organise constructive pressure, and build a clear, consistent voice around the changes we believe are necessary for Celtic to thrive.
This isn’t about noise for the sake of it. It’s about standards. When supporters understand what’s happening, why it matters, and what comes next, we become harder to ignore — and easier to unite.
The Collective grew very quickly after an open letter backed by over 100 supporter groups hit araw nerve on September 3.
Two days later someone at Celtic was bad mouthing Brendan Rodgers to the Sun followed by the first of some horrific club communications.
CELTIC FANS COLLECTIVE GROWS IN STRENGTH
Ten days after their open letter the as yet un-named Collective had the backing of over 400 support groups. Even the ultra Conservative Association, Joe O’Rourke however hasbeen silent on the aims of the Collective.
On October 6 Michael Nicholson and Chris McKay met members of the Collective. They confirmed everything and more that had been suspected of the Celtic executives.
Peter Lawwell ambushed the 2025 AGM, calling it off after less than an hour. A few weeks later Lawwell stepped down as Chairman, leaving Nicholson and McKay more exposed that ever.
At a public meeting the Collective voted in favour of boycotting Saturday’s match against Dundee. Fans have been invited to join in.
At his pre-recorded interview played at the AGM Nicholson mentioned improving communication with supporters.
Celtic launched a dull new app last week. The box ticking exercise which is the Fans Forum hasn’t met since May 2025.
Further actions are planned by the Collective.
With every income stream in decline the clock is ticking towards the Season Ticket Renewal campaign. At that point the myth of the Waiting List will be exposed.
Terrific to see that the Celtic Fans Collective has launched that website.
They’ve already done something fantastic by unifying huge swathes of our support and I hope they just grow and grow and bring us all together to enforce the much-needed, positive change that’s required at the top of Celtic FC. The plc board and ONE shareholder have held us back for far, far too long and I’m really optimistic that the CFC (Celtic Fans Collective) will be what’s needed at CFC (Celtic Football Club) going forward.
Hail! Hail!
As change costs money I’ll be donating tonight and will proxy my shares as I did for the last, abandoned AGM. I’ll probably donate my shares in due course as I’ve long dreamed of something like this happening to unite us all and show the real power of our support. The “sleeping giant” of Celtic is and always has been our world wide support.
If I believed in ‘god’ I’d be on my knees just now in thanks for the Celtic Fans Collective.
1st payment to the CFC successfully donated.
It’s only a tenner but it’s a start!