Celtic have received an allocation of 3,591 tickets from Hibs for the Scottish Premiership match at Easter Road on Saturday 28 October, meaning that the Celtic support will have a full stand for the visit to Leith.
One way of looking at it is that it’s over 3000 more tickets than we have been given by Hearts who have reduced the travelling Celtic support to the bare minimum in our next match a week on Sunday at Tynecastle where the Celtic support has been allocated just 576 tickets. That you would imagine will be the maximum offered to Hearts when they visit Celtic Park later in the season.
Tickets for the #cinchpremiership away fixture vs. Hibs on Saturday, 28th October are now on sale to eligible Season Ticket holders. The Club received an allocation of 3, 591 tickets for this match.
— Celtic FC Tickets (@CelticFCTickets) October 10, 2023
Meanwhile after the two mini pitch invasions from travelling Celtic support in the recent 2-1 win Fir Park, Motherwell seem set to reduce the allocation to Celtic supporters even further closing sections at the front of their away stand the next time we are there. That’s while they prefer to keep the family section of their main stand empty rather than sell the tickets to Celtic supporters.
The Motherwell manager complained about the Celtic supporters entering the field of play during that dramatic finish to the game but failed to mention, never mind condemn his own supporters for doing the same thing. I suppose we did it twice!
Incidentally the game at Easter Road is currently showing as a 3pm kick-off which means that unless that time changes the game will NOT be shown live on television, and Hibs will not be able to sell us their PPV.
Back in the day there was much less football on television but you could always go to the game, home or away. Now away tickets are increasing hard to come by and the game isn’t even going to be available to watch (legally) on TV.
Talking of tickets have you got yours yet for the big event The Celtic Star is hosting at the Kerrydale on Thursday 19 October (7pm-midnight)? See below…
Come and join The Celtic Star live at the Kerrydale Suite at Celtic Park during the International break…
John Hartson will be just one of many special guests at a huge and unique Celtic Star event to be held in the Kerrydale Suite at Celtic Park on Thursday, 19 October 2023. Tables for 10 at £180 or individual tickets priced just £20 for this special evening can be purchased now via Celtic Star Books.
Meanwhile here’s Matt Corr talking about his latest Celtic Star book on The Celtic Exchange Podcast…
Majic, Stan and the King of Japan is out in Friday 20 October and is available to order now HERE.
The Celtic Star presents a night with John Hartson and Stephen McManus at the Kerrydale on Thursday 19 October…
There’s no Celtic action for a few weeks due the latest international break, but you can still come along to Celtic Park on Thursday 19 October – on the anniversary of Hampden in the Sun, Celtic 7 Rangers 1…to join The Celtic Star team live in the Kerrydale with special guests John Hartson and Stephen McManus as we launch Matt Corr’s new book ‘Majic, Stan and the King of Japan’ which tells the story of Gordon Strachan’s first season at Celtic and we’ll have the trophies Celtic won that season there too!
There’s live music from the wonderful Boolavogue and many more Celtic guests coming along which we’ll start to announce tomorrow. Tickets are selling fast so get yours now, just click on the image below and we’ll see you in the Kerrydale. it’s going to be some night and a great Celtic fix during the international break!
3500 tickets for Easter Road is the full South Stand at Easter Road. Celtic have never been given “half a stand” there.
Another nail in the coffin of Scottish football at a time when the sponsor has pulled the plug !!! I wonder why a company would want supporters in a stadium as part of their advertising and promotion, when empty stadia are a much better atmosphere and exciting to look at ?????
Who writes this absolute nonsense. do some research.
3,500 is the full stand.
As for the comment under the picture “could have doubled their money but moan about budgets”
So you saying another 1,000 fans in that stand would have had us competing for the title? What utter nonsense.
Also it got more Hibs fans in, good.
What would Celtic fans say if they turned up at Parkhead and were told “Sorry, you ain;’t getting in, we’ve let more Hibs fans in”
Yeah, that’s what I thought.
Someone needs to do their research. 3500 is the FULL south stand.
We’d hope you’d be more thankful, seeing as if it wasn’t for us you’d be bootlicking rangers fans.