A Celtic Retrospective
The Celtic team of 1922 contained some truly famous names: Patsy Gallacher, The Mighty Atom; Charlie Shaw, statistically the best Celtic goalkeeper ever; the McStay brothers (great-uncles to the later…
A favourite of the Celtic support throughout the late 1940s and 1950s, Bobby Evans was a classy defender once referred to as “a team in himself.” Flame-haired and expertly coiffured,…
It’s ‘Toon time bhoys and ghirls. Here’s the collection so far. If you come across a Celtic cartoon that you would like to share with your fellow fans then email…
The club was only a few years old when this cartoon appeared. Celtic had just won the league title for the second time. The Hoops hadn’t yet been invented and…
From 1973’s ‘Scorcher and Score’ magazine, a ‘toon review of ‘John’ Stein’s career as a player and manager. At that point the 7th League title in succession had just been…
One of the greatest and most popular Celts ever, Cleland bhoy Jimmy Delaney was also one of the most talented ball players ever to don the Hoops. Jimmy famously won…
The Lurgan Bhoy in his playing days pomp. Lucky not to be arrested on a number of occasions for being Irish and ginger-heided in a built-up area.
Sunny Jim was Celtic’s captain a century ago when he led the team a League and Cup double. His stature is captured here in full as he carries off the…
the shamrock 