
🍀 Our Celtic Story | Mif, Jacob & Ben Smyth - Family, Football & Celtic
Celtic Exchange: Celtic Football Club in FocusShow Notes
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Every Celtic supporter has a story. This is Mif’s - and, just as importantly, it’s now Jacob and Ben’s too.
In this first episode of Your Celtic Story, Tino sits down with Mif and his two sons to talk about the memories, the people and the moments that have shaped their lives as Celtic supporters.
From their earliest games, to the rituals of now going to Celtic Park together, this is less about results and trophies and more about the memories that get passed from one generation to the next.
That’s the idea at the heart of Your Celtic Story.
A chance to sit down, take some time, and properly record the stories that might otherwise only ever be told in fragments - on the way to the game, in the pub afterwards, or around the family table.
The finished recording becomes something special to keep, to share with family, and to look back on years from now.
For Mif, Jacob and Ben, this is their Celtic story so far. Yours will be completely different - and that’s exactly the point.
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