News

Celtic post clip of fans queuing for adidas SPZL drop after ‘Not Another Penny’ announcement

Add as preferred source on Google

Celtic have posted a short clip on Instagram of fans queuing up to buy the club’s new adidas SPZL range.

Earlier this week, the Hoops announced the latest adidas merchandise drop would arrive on Friday morning.

Current star Kieran Tierney and ex-Celtic midfielder and assistant manager John Collins were photographed promoting the gear.

But Celtic fans were far from impressed on social media as they flooded the comments to voice their disapproval.

The adidas SPZL range is now on sale online and inside Celtic Stores, coinciding with the Celtic Fans Collective’s huge announcement.

The adidas logo on the official Glasgow Celtic FC home shirt
Photo by Visionhaus/Getty Images

Celtic show adidas SPZL queue amid ‘Not Another Penny’ launch

The group confirmed a new protest called ‘Not Another Penny’ after talks between supporters and club chiefs at a recent meeting failed to deliver positive outcomes.

‘Not Another Penny’ will see Celtic fans refuse to buy absolutely anything from the club bar match tickets.

Celtic Instagram story post showing fans queuing up inside shop to buy adidas SPZL clothing

It means a large section of supporters will not give in to purchasing a new piece of adidas SPZL clothing, although others don’t seem too bothered, or are completely unaware of the latest CFC protest.

Celtic posted a short Instagram story video of supporters queuing up inside a Celtic Store to get their hands on some of the new adidas merch.

Is this a deliberate PR play? To prove a point to adidas that despite the unprecedented tension between fanbase and board, a section of supporters will continue to back the club no matter what?

Celtic Fans Collective’s four commitments in latest protest

CFC outlined four pledges as part of the ‘Not Another Penny’ campaign against the club’s hierarchy. They are as follows: “From today, we commit to:

“This campaign will be reviewed on 3rd February 2026. Until then, not another penny.