Fraser Munro has been watching Celtic from the terraces and stands since he was old enough to understand what the roar of a crowd meant. Growing up in Stirling, football was woven into the fabric of daily life, and Celtic were always at the centre of it. His interest in the club goes well beyond the ninety minutes, extending deep into the history, identity, and community that make Celtic something more than just a football club. Fraser writes with the kind of detail and affection that only comes from genuine connection to the subject. He is drawn to the stories that sit just beneath the surface, the forgotten players, the turning point matches, and the moments that shaped the club's character across generations. He believes that understanding where Celtic have come from is essential to appreciating where they are going. When he is not writing, Fraser can usually be found debating formation choices with anyone willing to listen, digging through old match programmes, or following the club home and away whenever the schedule allows. He brings a grounded, supporter-first perspective to everything he covers.
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