
After seeing the protests at Celtic Park, did you agree with them?
Tell us why in the comments
michaelmalone4956mo ago
They disrupt the players on the park doesn't damage the board buy no official merchandise hit the board where it matters to them in the wallet but support the team and manager all this had proven is that br wasn't to blame was the board they only care about beating the tribute act
wjohannesen96mo ago
No it's detrimental to the team
frank.rourke7mo ago
Definitely don't approve
mykk497mo ago
No
mkcooney7mo ago
No. Instantly sucked the atmosphere out of the stadium. Ridiculous, self righteous nonsense.
crtmmc7mo ago
Winning football matches should come first, not supporting a minority group that think they are more important than the club.
joemo717mo ago
No it was embarrassing, Pettie, pathetic, foolish and childish
kaklynch667mo ago
Puerile behaviour.. .Celtic fans so much better than this. Hit the club in the pocket not the team on the pitch...
rvybw9z4yf7mo ago
No .the protests had a negative effect on the team , No effect on Board who could simply say this is what we have to put up with. If people who need their heads examine want to protest let them protest against Board & not against MO’N & team
georgemacfarlane377mo ago
It’ll be difficult to reverse the winning game..Celtic should have the game
mckeendianne7mo ago
YES
colzamcneill7mo ago
I thought it was time for GB to come back after Stuttgart game no chance. They cover there face wonder why ? void the GB season tickets and start again with real fans
hoopsrus7mo ago
If the board behaved like boardmen and not a dictatorship, these protests wouldn't happen, it wouldn't surprise me if they had weapons of mass destruction stored in the vaults of Celtic Park.
davidlwilliamson7mo ago
In what universe do the people who through these tennis balls think they could have help Celtic win the game? We are supporters. The clue is in the name. The tennis balls helped Stuttgart. Come and support the team. Protest and argue differently. Stay away if you want to help the opposing team.
frannybhoy7mo ago
No
mikeycolgan7mo ago
Martin was 100% right. Tennis balls achieve nothing except to make us look stupid.
cammie.macvicar7mo ago
It was pathetic. They’re tearing CelticFootball club apart. Martin was 100% correct. Another fine from EUEFA no doubt.
williecarson7mo ago
No
tommyc77mo ago
Eas not at game but I believe the Wee Boys tossed hundreds of temnis balls onto the playing field
raymondduffy7mo ago
I thought it was awful, completely took away any momentum the players may have had, to get off to a good start. Whatever issues we have with the board - and there are many - I think the tennis ball antics only affected the players, as witnessed by their pathetic performance.
celticghirl977mo ago
No absolutely stupid way to protest… it’s like wee weans throwing their dummy out their prams!
mckeendianne7mo ago
Yes
rgr44557mo ago
No. Wrong way to go about it.
elaine_connor97mo ago
No, there is a time and place for protesting and during a game, at the expense of the team and manager is not one of them. Using the excuse “the board has left us with no choice” is weak. These protestors need to grow up and try to act with a bit of intelligence. I’m not staying the board are perfect but there are other ways to have your say.
hendersony217mo ago
No
terence3277mo ago
Stuttgart fans where fantastic
davidberry7507mo ago
No. Ridiculous decision. Glad Martin O'Neil has called them out.
terrypmchugh7mo ago
yes yes and yes again. The board have left the fans with no other choice. Sack the board. And why did TNT deliberately avoid showing it.
derekbarron577mo ago
The people involved in these protests should hang there heads in shame look at the Stutgart fans that is what we used to be like
callum_boyle7mo ago
It would be like that if the GB were in the ground. Ostracising a group of fans, whether you agree with them or not, will always cause more trouble than it needs
terrypmchugh7mo ago
Aye but the fans who used to be like this are locked out by a board who dont give a damn about Celtic. Look at the support they gave at Kilmarnock. Open your eyes and stop blaming supporters who are trying to save your Celtic from Desmonds ass lickers
brian.jedialba7mo ago
No. It’s an absolute disgrace. As you report it was organised by Collective then club should reject any future meeting with Collective and any fan media members of collective including 67 should remain excluded. Own your own actions. Celtic isn’t about you. Harm the team, get out.
jamestrainer057mo ago
I'm guessing you weren't around when we were getting rid of the old board
kevreg66687mo ago
No. It only hurts the team. It gives an advantage to the visitors.
amirmir7mo ago
How else should Celtic fans voice their displeasure at the board? They aren't listening, otherwise.
callum_boyle7mo ago
Fans want to make their voices heard and will do so in any way. This was a peaceful protest and they will keep going until sufficient change is made
stephenmillrine19677mo ago
Yes