So you are a Celtic supporter, it’s Champions League night, Celtic are playing RB Leipzig and your ticket is way up the back of the upper tier in the Jock Stein stand. The only problem is that you’ve had an accident and are on crutches. What do you do?
You go to the game. You climb the stairs – lots of stairs – you get to your seat. Pre-match the atmosphere is incredible but you sit in your seat, taking it easy… no you don’t this is what you do, this is how it feels to be Celtic…
Celtic v RB Leipzig – Supporter on crutches dancing at Celtic Park https://t.co/xpRm6SVSfq via @YouTube @CelticStarMag pic.twitter.com/1piCtKHPU6
— The Celtic Star News Feed (@CelticStarMag) November 7, 2024
Know Your History – Celtic in the Thirties out now!
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- Celtic in the Thirties, Volumes One & Two by Matt Corr – out now on Celtic Star Books.
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- Celtic in the Thirties, Volumes One & Two by Matt Corr – out now on Celtic Star Books.
Matt Corr’s outstanding new books – Celtic in the Thirties, Volumes One & Two, are out now. The quality of the research, writing, imagery and the books themselves, so beautifully presented, make this a perfect gift for Celtic supporters who enjoy reading the inside stories of Celtic. This is the story of a remarkable decade for Celtic and indeed for the world and you will be engrossed by every page in these remarkable books, both available now via Celtic Star Books. Matt will be happy to sign your copies.
Over 50% of the books have already been sold and are today on their way to Celtic supporter around the world. The remaining copies aren’t likely to last that long. Make sure you get your copies, you can order HERE.
Celtic in the Thirties – out now and available from celticstarbooks.com
New podcast episode 🚨🎙️https://t.co/LVVpKQNMG8
Celtic author, Matt Corr, speaks about his latest book which covers Celtic in the 1930’s 🍀
Hear some brilliant facts and fascinating anecdotes from Matt by listening in full below ⤵️https://t.co/LVVpKQNMG8 pic.twitter.com/ay8MG3ZthD
— Celtic View (@CelticView) November 5, 2024
