The Celtic board still have plenty to answer for.
Despite their condescending statement on Saturday night to allay furious fans, the complete opposite has unfolded instead.
Their message to fans explaining why the transfer window was challenging did not wash, and it failed to answer questions in the open letter sent to them.
Celtic fan groups and associations – including 67 Hail Hail – met with each other on Wednesday night and outlined a four-point plan to oust the board.
Now, former Celtic striker Frank McAvennie has reacted.
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McAvennie brands Celtic board ‘completely tone deaf’
McAvennie used his Let Me Be Frank Podcast account on social media platform X to share the outcomes of the fan consultation meeting.
And he branded the Celtic board ‘completely tone deaf’, while warning that the hierarchy simply cannot ignore what is to come from supporters.
He said: “The Celtic board has proved itself to be completely tone deaf. But this time they will hear the message loud and clear.”
How will Celtic protest against board?
Celtic fans, organisations and associations met on Wednesday night and agreed upon a four-point plan aimed at ousting figures such as Nicholson, Lawwell and McKay from the board:
- to build on the recent ‘no confidence’ votes on the Celtic FC board, seeking the removal of Michael Nicholson, CEO; Chris McKay, CFO; Peter Lawwell, Chairman.
- to build a strategic, escalatory campaign against the Celtic board.
- to build a democratic and representative fan body
- to coordinate a ‘late entry’ protest at Kilmarnock v Celtic to further visualise and vocalise fan discontent.
Against Kilmarnock on Sunday, Celtic fans have been asked not to enter the ground before the 10th minute of play.
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