The Green Brigade have named the two Celtic executives behind the 'vindictive' action to refuse to allow the Celtic End.
The Green Brigade have named Celtic executives Michael Nicholson and Chris McKay as the decision-makers behind the"vindictive" action to refuse to allow the Celtic End.
Celtic women take on Hearts at Parkhead on Sunday, April 21 and the fan group wanted to recreate the Celtic End with a packed section in the Jock Stein Stand to back the team. The group claim Nicholson and McKay have made the decision. And it's stated that the refusal to facilitate the Celtic End comes in"stark contrast" to the fixture last month where a record crowd attended and fan reps worked"constructively" with the club.The lengthy statement read:"Despite our best intentions and efforts, the club has refused to facilitate The Celtic End for the upcoming Celtic FC Women matches at Celtic Park.
"At a critical time in both the men's and women's seasons, we have no desire to engage in a public spat which may distract positive support for both teams. For this reason, as well as for unreasonable obstacles, it is regrettable that we will not attend the upcoming Celtic FC Women matches at Celtic Park."We know there are thousands of National readers who want to debate, argue and go back and forth in the comments section of our stories.
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