Celtic Plc’s Share price is soaring and that’s good news especially for our largest shareholder Dermot Desmond, but supporters don’t care about that. We want to see investment in the team and Brendan Rodgers deserves to be properly backed…
The Celtic share price has risen to 192. the biggest figure it’s been at since December 2000 when it sat at 188p. Without going in to all the stock market jargon, it’s plainly obvious that this is good news for the club in a financial sense, and further proves that we are as formidable off the park as on it.
While that is good news for our financial stability, it means nothing if we don’t use our financial resources to further strengthen our position on the park.
The share price, just like the record turnover and record transfer fees might be a big deal to the money men behind the scenes, but it means absolute zilch to me and you, the ordinary every day supporter.
We all contribute to the clubs healthy finances, whether it be through purchasing season tickets or merchandise, we do more than our bit. The club are nothing without the supporters and we deserve to be rewarded.
That reward should be investment on the park. it’s all good having pretty balance sheets, but we want to see beautiful continuous success on the field, and the only way to achieve that is to make a healthy investment on the player front and give Brendan Rodgers the backing that he deserves.
Celtic is back in action this evening and there’s no replacement for Joe Hart and not a single signing confirmed in the summer window so far. In January we were told that it was a frustrating window, work was done but clubs wouldn’t sell blah blah blah, but we’d get jam in the summer.
The Champions League is an opportunity that needs a stronger Celtic squad of we are to restore our credibility on the continental stage. The money is there. You are going to sell Matt O’Riley if you get the asking price met, for heaven’s sake what are you waiting for. Scott Bain in goals this evening, and no offence to him, is symbolic of the lack of ambition that is apparent at the money making machine we call Celtic.
Aye, no wonder the share price is rocketing.
Just an Ordinary Bhoy
We now have almost as much in the bank as the club is worth.
I’ve gave up even attempting to understand our Board. They seem terrified by the events of 2012 to the extent that they now hamstring every manager in order to keep just half a step ahead of The Rangers so as to keep them relevant.
In doing so they are hampering the progression of the football operation.
Shower of tory b@st@rds running Celtic, wish they would f#£k off
Hear what you are saying in the article but just bear in mind that one of the successes of Fergus’s reign was the chance for ordinary supporters to buy shares in the club – and many did. Like most it wasn’t a huge investment and I could never see myself selling them but having a successful business with a strong share price is a very good thing.👍 It’s also a bit patronising to suggest that lots of us wouldn’t understand stock market “jargon” 😧
That’s because he doesn’t understand any stock marker jargon himself, mate.
As is proven by the fact he can’t tell the difference between pennies and pounds, meaning this whole article is completely wrong 100 hundred fold from the outset.
Absolutely embarrassing for any writer to make such a basic, but major, mistake, hope he corrects it before the day is done or his ‘fellow authors’ will be ripping the pass out him forevermore.
Wrong, stability & share price matters to many Celtic fans. Just because we are silent most of time doesn’t mean we are not around . Spend when it’s a good value for the club, with a chance to sell on in future. Build on model we have had for 20+ years. NEVER spend for short term gain, always look at long game. Since Fergus walked in.. the Boardroom in the whole have done better than most expected, they have proven to be trust worthy over many years as our bank balance & trophy cabinet shows. But some are never happy, they just want to complain
So what do you think the share price is?
Is it 192 pence per share or 192 pounds, as stated in this misleading article?
If your trust our skimming self serving dividend grasping Tory board who grassed up the Celtic support to the coppers you’re a far bigger mug than you’ve even let on here, chump.
It’s 192 PENCE, not pounds, per share.
This is the most basic of basic journalism, ffs.
Good lad.
Not many are man enough to admit their errors these days.
Just ask yon other famous ‘Celtic blogger’ how much of a shitbag he is when it comes to admitting his mistakes and if he doesn’t answer I’ll answer for him.