New Celtic fan group issues first statement, announces action against board vs Partick Thistle

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A new Celtic fan group has assembled as more action against the Parkhead board is announced.

Celtic fans are still reeling about the men in charge after a series of failures at the club over the years was brought to a head this summer.

Watching Celtic get knocked out of the Champions League by Kairat Almaty coupled with the poorest transfer window of recent times, the Hoops support’s patience was snapped.

The first step of action against the Celtic board was taken last weekend at Kilmarnock, and now, the next round of protests has been announced as a new fan group makes its first statement.

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The Celtic Fans Collective announce action against the board vs Partick Thistle

For those in the media who thought that Celtic fans would calm their action over the coming weeks, this may come as a surprise.

A new fan group has been assembled called the Celtic Fans Collective and they have organised further fan action against the board in this weekend’s Premier Sports Cup fixture against Partick Thistle.

The statement published on X announced, “The Celtic Fans Collective have organised a pre match display v Partick Thistle to continue the campaign for change at board level.

“Please take material as it is being distributed outside the ground from members of the Collective and display as the team emerges from the tunnel for maximum impact.

“SACK THE BOARD.”

Who are the Celtic Fans Collective?

Quite simply, the Celtic Fans Collective is a collaboration of Hoops supporters across the broad spectrum of supporters clubs, Ultras groups and fan media.

There are representatives from all of these groups who have combined to create a steering group to organise and execute further future action to force change at how Celtic are run.

The Collective is made up of 23 members from all different walks of Celtic supporters groups and was named after an initial consultancy meeting held at Graces on the 10th of September which 67 Hail Hail attended.

This is not going away and now that the Celtic Fans Collective is a working collaboration of representatives of thousands of Celtic supporters, the action is only just beginning.