Celtic Supporters Unite: Fan Revolt Sparks Emergency Midweek Meeting

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The North Curve account has released an update on the open letter to Celtic FC, confirming that support for the statement has now risen to 420 signatories.

The letter, demanding accountability and transparency from the board, has grown into one of the most widely backed supporter-led actions in recent years.

Celtic Supporters Unite: Fan Revolt Sparks Emergency Midweek Meeting
Celtic Supporters Unite: Fan Revolt Sparks Emergency Midweek Meeting
Celtic Supporters Unite: Fan Revolt Sparks Emergency Midweek Meeting
Celtic Supporters Unite: Fan Revolt Sparks Emergency Midweek Meeting
Celtic Supporters Unite: Fan Revolt Sparks Emergency Midweek Meeting

At the time of the latest update, those backing the initiative include 8 fan organisations, 56 fan media outlets and websites, and 356 official supporters’ groups. Numbers are expected to rise further as more groups and clubs add their names to the letter in the coming days.

North Curve Celtic said the level of unity across the Celtic support is unprecedented, describing it as “as united as it has ever been” – but warned that the board continues to ignore the collective voice of the fans. The statement confirmed that discussions between signatories will take place this week to decide the next course of action.

A mass gathering of Celtic supporters’ groups has also been scheduled, where those involved will explore possible protests and campaigns aimed at holding the club’s leadership to account. In the short term, a meeting will be held on Wednesday, with the agenda focused on “potential objectives and actions against the Celtic board.”

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Those who have signed the open letter but have not yet received an invitation to the meeting have been asked to contact the organisers via northcurveceltic@gmail.com.

The show of support marks a significant moment in the ongoing rift between large sections of the support and the Hoops hierarchy. With momentum continuing to build, all eyes will now be on Wednesday’s meeting to see what direction the movement takes next.

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3 responses

  1. Don’t like the way Celtic run give up season book go to another spl club your constant embarrassing ive support Celtic since the sixties and wedding have anarchist you go support a smaller club you want get the headlines you get at Celtic you need Celtic a smaller club no media would quote your wannae bee crew just go you are not the voice for me or 50,000 fans you no where you can stick your banners

    1. That barely qualifies as English you idiotic board apologist. The hard facts you choose to ignore are that the PLC board fail on every level of what is considered to be good governance of any organisation, never mind Celtic.
      They are bereft of ideas and have not delivered, in any way, the world class club that they promised.
      For the record, I’m 60 years old and have followed Celtic since my old man started taking me to games before I was 5 years old. The current incumbents in the boardroom have left me feeling more disconnected from the club than at any time since the Whites and the Kelly’s were in charge.
      You keep on swallowing the bollocks they put mouth, but don’t dare suggest that your fellow supporters have no right to question what’s happening at our club.