The fans were recorded outside the ground when Celtic visited Sunderland for a friendly match on Saturday. Their abusive chant concerned the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers soldier, who was murdered ...
A Remembrance Sunday tribute ruined in nine seconds, but it is a subsequent wall of silence from Celtic that most perturbs ...
Celtic faced Club Brugge in the Champions League on Wednesday and Brendan Rodgers’ side were able to secure a point at Celtic ...
A Remembrance Sunday minute's silence was scrapped after nine seconds when Celtic football fans chanted pro-IRA songs through it. Brendan Rodgers' Scottish Premiership leaders travelled to Rugby ...
Chants were also audible and the period was ended prematurely after nine seconds. In a further show of defiance ahead of kick-off, several Celtic supporters had waved large Irish and Palestinian ...
Celtic fans wave Irish and Palestinian flags ... After boos, jeers and pro-IRA chants rang out, match official Nick Walsh quickly called time on the show of respect which saw players gathered ...
Celtic's 1970s Brazil impersonation twists knife amid sardonic chant and the ultimate Rangers insult
But the manner of it came as something of a shock. Celtic were home and hosed and able even to laugh at themselves by half-time. Some slapstick was provided by the sight of Brendan Rodgers ...
After boos, jeers and pro-IRA chants rang out, match official Nick ... One banner held up in the Celtic away end at Kilmarnock also declared: “From Balfour to Starmer, The crimes of the empire ...
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