The Celtic board are coming under pressure to end their feud with the Green Brigade this week.
Celtic banned the Green Brigade after an alleged incident inside Parkhead before the Bhoys beat Falkirk back in October 2025.
Since then, Police Scotland have released a statement about it and the BBC reports that four people have since been charged.
What do you think of the Green Brigade’s brutal takedown of the Celtic board? Let us know in the comments.
With their hearings due in February, not a single Celtic fan has been found guilty of any wrongdoing yet despite the club issuing a blanket ban on the Celtic Ultras for the supposed actions of just a few.
Interim chairman Brian Wilson called for ‘unity’ between the board and the fans, to which the Celtic Fans Collective sent a response for him to lead that call.
And now, Ultras group Bhoys Celtic have posted their response to the Parkhead board ahead of the Hoops’ next fixture against Dundee United.
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Bhoys Celtic urge end to Parkhead bans
The Celtic Fans Collective challenged Brian Wilson to put his money where his mouth is and come together to solve the animosity between supporters and the board.
As yet, there has been no response from the Parkhead top brass. And now, Bhoys Celtic have thrown their weight behind the calls via their Instagram page.
Should Celtic lift the bans on the Green Brigade and Fan Media? Let us know in the comments.
Bhoys Celtic call on the board to end the Parkhead bans.
This isn’t the first time Bhoys Celtic have backed the Green Brigade as the Ultras unite in support of each other.
Whether the Celtic board will listen, or even respond, is anyone’s guess.
Are the Green Brigade banned for Celtic vs Dundee United game?
In a word, yes. There has been no time limit placed on the ban by the Celtic board, so as things stand, the Ultras remain locked out.
It is worth warning the Celtic board that whilst the Green Brigade and fan media access to the stadium is prohibited, Wilson’s calls for unity look rather silly.
The olive branch has been handed out to the Parkhead executives. It is now up to them to decide whether or not to accept it.
One thing is for sure, if they don’t, Celtic fan action is likely to ramp up until significant change is forced through at the club.
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