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Book Review: Jungle Days
Jungle Days: Supporting Celtic in the 1980s (Pitch Publishing, 2025), by John Wight Jungle Days: Supporting Celtic in the 1980s by John Wight does what it says in its title. The book chronicles his support of the Bhoys in the one of the most turbulent decades of the twentieth century. Yet the tome delivers far more, giving a superb history of Celtic and its importance to the Irish in Scotland.…
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The More Things Change...
Cast your minds back to the 2017 Scottish Cup Final against Aberdeen. It was a match that not only sealed an unprecedented unbeaten domestic treble, immortalizing its winning squad within the annals of Celtic greats, but which also consolidated Brendan Rodgers’ position as unimpeachable leader of the club’s playing outfit into a new era of outright dominance. And yet, in the 54th minute of a…
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The More Things Change...
Cast your minds back to the 2017 Scottish Cup Final against Aberdeen. It was a match that not only sealed an unprecedented unbeaten domestic treble, immortalizing its winning squad within the annals of Celtic greats, but which also consolidated Brendan Rodgers’ position as unimpeachable leader of the club’s playing outfit into a new era of outright dominance. And yet, in the 54th minute of a…
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Celtic in the 90s: Season 90-91 pt 1 - The Writing On The Wall
The decade kicked off with a Glasgow derby at Celtic Park which unfortunately gave us a fair impression of how things were about to go for the next few years, this being our last meaningful cough and splutter in the league campaign. Celtic’s farewell to the 80s had been a 2:0 defeat at home to Dunfermline. Tommy Burns had just been allowed to leave for Kilmarnock and the number of knives out for…
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1985: That Time NTV Won Celtic the Scottish Cup (Kind Of)
We don’t have too many claims to fame here at NTV Mansions, but this was the day we made the back page of a national tabloid. OK, it was only the Daily Mail, but we were there nonetheless. On the morning of the 1995 Scottish Cup final when Celtic were due to play Airdrie you can imagine how upset we all were when we realised our pen pictures of the Airdrie team had offended then Diamonds manager…
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NTV 309 out now
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Hackwatch awards 2025
Awards season is with us again so it’s time to get your nominations in for the Hackwatching Awards 2025. Simply cast your vote for the horse’s arse you feel most deserves one of our gongs and we will announce the winners in NTV 309, due out before the end of the season. There might even be a wee prize for the best nominations. Feel free to vote for the same hack in more than one category as it…
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The Circus Rolls On...
Build a 60,000 stadium, float an over-subscribed share issue, win the league and leave with a £40 million profit? All in a day’s work (well, five years’ work to be more accurate) for Fergus McCann. 31 years on, AB MURDOCH and The Wild Colonial Bhoy look back at the revolution and its aftermath. March 2025: Celtic are top of the league, still involved in the Scottish Cup and are in rude…
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Happy Birthday Fergus McCann
Fergus McCann‘s influence proved to be immense in many ways. First and foremost, he saved Celtic from oblivion. If Celtic had gone to the wall in 1994, there would have been far less pressure on Murray to overspend recklessly at Ibrox, less temptation to gamble with foolhardy tax avoidance strategies and no meaningful resistance to his plans for complete dominance of Scottish football. Fergus…
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NTV 307 on sale now
NTV 307Where else are you going to find Colin Kazim-Richards, Quark the Frengi barman from Star Trek and Slovenian political philosopher Slavoj Zizek mentioned in the same magazine this month? £3.50
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The Boss
Philip Vine in his book ‘Immortals’ looks back at the return to the club of one of its most famous sons. “Morning Boss,” Stein said. It was Tuesday, 9 March 1965 when Stein limped through the doors of Paradise as manager of Celtic, and he immediately sought out Jimmy McGrory, ousted by Kelly and about to begin his stint as public relations officer. Until the day McGrory died in October 1982…
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