CELTIC DAFT: The Johnny Doyle Story
Out now – the first ever biography of legendary Celt and fans’ favourite Johnny Doyle. Johnny Doyle came from a Celtic-daft family in Viewpark, Lanarkshire and had to be persuaded…
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TELEGRAM TAM: Dundee Harp and the Honest Mistake
You may have heard of a football club called Dundee Harp. It is less likely that you have heard of a player called Tom O’Kane. Yet if it hadn’t…
The Curse of Racing Club
‘World triumph in three games. The achievement of Racing, which will never be repeated in similar circumstances, will stay in history as a unique and unforgettable feat. World Club Champions!’…
The Greatest Goal!
They called him ‘The Mighty Atom’. Standing at a mere 5ft 5 inches and weighing little over 9 stone, Patsy Gallacher was small – but this tiny bundle of…
GLENGARRY – Glasgow’s Sacred Heart
Bartholomew Street in Glasgow’s Bridgeton district still stands today but it is an empty street: a brick wall runs along one side with nothing behind it, there are no…
Jimmy McGrory – The Eighth Wonder!
Oh, Jimmy McGrory The Prince of Garngad The best centre-forward The Celts ever had Oh see him rise high in the goalmouth to score Oh, Jimmy McGrory Just gie us…
THE NOBLE STRIDE – Celtic and the Pioneering Herons
THE NOBLE STRIDE – Celtic and the Pioneering Herons.
THE BROONY – The story of a Celtic Celebration
The Birth of The Broony The Broony was born in adversity. 6th February 2011. A 5th Round Scottish Cup tie – drawn away against the Currant Buns at Ibrox. Celtic…
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