While many media outlets were putting a bunch of idiots front and centre chasing the Celtic first team bus, the real protest was taking place in the Celtic way.
Clyde SSB were the only media outlet to post the peaceful protest as it was happening and in the hours after the Celtic vs St Johnstone tie.
This shows peaceful, well-meaning Celtic fans protesting with their presence on the Celtic way.
The club has ignored a large part of the support and as we’ve seen our season slip away, we are desperate for change.
? Celtic fans gather at Parkhead again after today’s 1-1 draw with St Johnstone pic.twitter.com/Yx2m1lmxFc
— Clyde 1 Superscoreboard (@ClydeSSB) December 6, 2020
Neil Lennon’s post-match press conference basically told us all we need to know. He doesn’t know how to fix the current issue. He’s hoping something turns or the players getting mentally with it.
We see it all the time at football clubs, sometimes a mangers time at a club runs its course. We take no pleasure in wanting Neil Lennon to leave his post but for the betterment of the team, it has to happen.
Ten in a row looks like it’s been lost already, barring a complete turn in fortunes for both Glasgow clubs, there seems to be only one winner this time around.
Like before, 10 in a row has stopped (this time much earlier) The clock ? inside Paradise is at half past nine. And someone has switched off the power John Clark must be scratching his head too. I guess something went wrong. I wish the buck would stop somewhere. But not at the fans table. Time to man up and somebody except responsibility. We may all have a cry, some of the persons connected with it will hang their heads low, whilst the supporters keep theirs high. So let’s draw a line under this debacle, move onwards and enjoy what’s left of this season and towards the next. The stadium of death shall become alive with more energy and life. Next season, who knows what it may bring. The time rebuild begins today.