Celtic Blogs

Celtic, Arsenal, Man United, Liverpool, Chelsea - start your engines, the race for Rome is upon us!

sunit thakurta — Tue, 16 Sep 2008 19:03:55 +0100

Football FanCast columnist Sunit Thakurta looks ahead to the Champions League and the long arduous road to Rome.

With Moscow 2008 still fresh in every football fan's mind, the start of the 2008/2009 Champions League season is upon us as Europe's elite prepare for the long and strenuous journey to Rome next May.

High hopes for Celtic

FFC Towers News Desk — Mon, 15 Sep 2008 09:43:39 +0100

Football FanCast brings you the days breaking stories

Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson expects Celtic to join his team in the last 16 of the Champions League.

The two British clubs are joined by Aalborg and Villarreal in Group E of the competition and Ferguson is confident Gordon Strachan's side will win their way through to the knockout stages.

Billy Batts Round up: Spurs berbs latest, Kaka to Chelsea, Barry and Liverpool, West Ham look to Thatcher

Billy Batts — Sun, 10 Aug 2008 14:30:22 +0100

Thank you for joining us on this Sunday morning, as we bring you all the top headlines from the football world today which includes. Spurs striker involved in more rumours yet again! Kaka to Chelsea, Thatcher gets another chance. Liverpool in trouble again.. and much much more.

Log on to Football FanCast.com every weekend morning around 9.00am and let Billy Batts save you the hassle of surfing the web and bring you all the top headlines in the football world.

Manchester United, Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea, Celtic, who is the luckiest team in Britian?

Jerome Johnstone — Sun, 10 Aug 2008 11:14:32 +0100

Football FanCast columnist Jerome Johnstone follows up his search for the most intimidating football ground in Britain. And asks the question who gets the most luck in British football? Top contenders include Manchester United, Arsenal, Liverpool, Celtic, Chelsea etc.

Many will site the Manchester United victories over recent years as all down to hard work, grit and determination however no-one can dispute that they are a lucky side! United vs Spurs and the "Mendes goal that never was" goes some way to proving this theory.

'Hall of Fame' Part Six - Celtic's Swede sensation

FFC Towers News Desk — Sun, 06 Jul 2008 11:17:17 +0100

Football FanCast is introducing its new ‘hall of fame' which is a celebration of all the great players that have graced pitches in the British Isles in the last 30yrs.

The best thing about football is that is brings people together. For ten months you are locked together in one big family; all sharing the same dreams and hopes that your football club is going to succeed and whether your Man United or Mansfield, Arsenal or Aldershot; those same emotions are replicated throughout.

Why Celtic star should not be tempted by the perceived greener grass

brian damien morgan — Thu, 26 Jun 2008 18:40:25 +0100

Football FanCast columnist Brian-Damien Morgan hopes that Aiden McGeady doesn't get tempted by a move to the Premier League and feels he is better off at Celtic Park.

South of the Scottish border there is the feeling that the SPL is an inferior league, not in the sense that the SPL is amateur in any way but there is a gulf in terms of attracting big players and paying big money. Too many fans that support SPL teams understand it's inevitable that they will see their best players being lured away to other leagues such as the Premiership in search of money, fame and glory.

'Mr Celtic' and a true Legend in every sense of the word!

brian damien morgan — Fri, 16 May 2008 12:40:09 +0100

Football FanCast columnist Brian Damien-Morgan pays tribute to Tommy Burns.

The death of Tommy Burns has come as a huge shock to all people connected with Celtic Football Club. His contribution to the club is unsurpassed, as is his passion for the team he supported as a boy and in his many roles at Celtic park. His joyful and playful personality is the characteristic that has endeared him to fans and friends all his life.

Can Celtic achieve what weeks ago seemed the unthinkable?

Jim McKendry — Sat, 03 May 2008 18:07:42 +0100

Football FanCast columnist Jim McKendry is delighted to see Celtic take an 8pt lead and wonders whether Rangers have the stomach to stop them winning a third successive title.

I don't think there was one Celtic fan who truly believed two months ago that we would still be in the Championship race. Such was the way Gordon Strachan's team was performing with a complete lack of zeal; it looked like we had all but surrendered our SPL title.