Celtic’s supporters, in general, have become a voice of change in the football world. At a match, The Bhoys’ fans displayed a ...

Although the Japanese club stopped short of naming his destination, Celtic have been closely linked with the defender ...

Despite the best efforts of the UK government, Kneecap mix comic gangsta rap with unapologetic politics for a feral set at ...

He was also joined by the festival’s founder, Sir Michael Eavis, who was wheeled on to the stage by his daughter.

Celtic have had so many talented players to walk through the doors at Parkhead. Legends like Paul McStay and Henrik Larsson ...

In the grand tradition of folk song collectors Cecil Sharp in the UK or Alan Lomax and Pete Seeger in the US, Back has traversed the country’s football clubs – from Hibernian to Dulwich Hamlet via ...

"Brendan Rodgers is here for 10 in a row" was the famous Celtic chant during the march to the Holy Grail. By the time 2021 arrived, the Hoops found the promised land burned and pillaged by Steven ...

A banner in the stands was unfurled by the Celtic supporters referenced Michael Fagan Credit: Alamy. And home supporters inside the ground also complained about hearing the same offensive chants ...

Celtic fans bombarded Prince William with anti-royal chants throughout the game in Birmingham, including ones about the Prince's brother, the Duke of Sussex, according to The Telegraph.

Celtic fans have been described as "cretinous imbeciles" for taunting the Prince of Wales with vile chants about the late Queen Elizabeth and the Royal Family during a clash between the Scottish ...

Outrage as Celtic fans sing vile song about late Queen in front of Prince William The Prince of Wales was subject to outrageous chants about his late grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II.

Celtic fans are said to have mocked the death of the queen with a banner reading, “Sorry for your loss Michael Fagan.” William at least got the last laugh: Villa won 2-0. Read it at The Telegraph ...