WATCH CELTIC TV’s latest video – this time featuring highlights from the Celtic Player of the Year event in at the Double Tree Hilton in Glasgow on Sunday evening.
“A night of tribute, tears and laughter as DoubleTree by Glasgow Hilton hosted this year’s glamour event,” as Mikey Johnston, Broony, French Eddie and Calmac are among the award winners and there is a special tribute to Cesar.
And congratulations to Keeva Keenan who won the Celtic Women’s Player of the Year in her first season wearing the Hoops.
Here are the highlights, courtesy of Celtic TV, from the Celtic Player of the Year Awards…
While Callum McGregor won both the Players Player of the Year and the Supporters Player of the Year on Sunday night, beating James Forrest in a close run thing in both categories, it was actually Jamesy who came out on top in the voting for The Celtic Star’s Player of the Year.
Callum McGregor triumphs at Celtic’s POTY Awards, James Forrest Tops our Poll
With 2650 votes cast the results on The Celtic Star Player of the Year 2018-19 were as follows:
James Forrest – 1469 votes (55%)
Callum McGregor – 803 votes (30%)
Kristoffer Ajer – 309 votes (12%)
Odsonne Edouard – 69 votes (3%)
Congratulations to all the winners at the Celtic Player of the Year event and a big well done to James Forrest, The Celtic Star’s Player of the Year 2019.
You can check the voting on this below.
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The North Stand at Celtic Park should, we believe be renamed in Billy McNeill’s honour. There appear to be three options for this and we’d like you to express your opinion.
Re-name the North Stand the HAIL CESAR STAND or call it THE BILLY McNEILL STAND or do nothing and keep it as it is the NORTH STAND.
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And on the matter of retiring the No.5 jersey do you think that this should be done to honour Cesar’s memory or should it continue to inspire future Celtic defenders to walk in the footsteps of our Greatest Ever Captain?
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