Celtic Exchange Weekly: THE DESMOND DIVIDE | Celtic Fans Collective, Protests & What Happens Next
Celtic Exchange: Celtic Football Club in FocusShow Notes
It’s been an eventful weekend around Celtic, with protests, club statements, counter statements, and plenty of debate over what happens next.
Tino, James and Brydo discuss the protest involving Dermot Desmond at St Andrews, whether it crossed a line, and whether Celtic’s strongly worded response has helped or simply added to the tension.
We also look at the Celtic Fans Collective’s response, the wider relationship between supporters and the club, and the bigger question of where all of this goes from here.
Plus, following our recent interview with David Low, we discuss the suggestion that Celtic are at an “inflection point” — and there’s also reaction to Brendan Rodgers’ sold-out Glasgow event in June 2027.
🎙️ Catch all of the above and more in the latest episode of The Celtic Exchange Weekly
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