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Outspoken. Outlandish. Outrageous. And those are the charitable interpretations. Individually, they trample over conventions and say what others won’t. Together? Well God only knows what targets they’ll take aim at and what chaos might ensue. Three Celtic bloggers. One Celtic podcast. One podcast to rule them all? For sure, it’ll be interesting …
Unknown Host hosts The Trinity Tims Podcast, a sports show with 75 episodes published.
The warnings keep coming, the board keeps gambling, and we keep paying the chips. Another week of nothingness passes at Celtic. The board might deign to announce the reappointments of Shaun Maloney and Mark Fotheringham.
Another week of nothingness from Celtic other than the announcement that we all expected. The board are up to their low balling tricks already, expecting Fozzy and Shaun Maloney to sign on for less than they earned last
Celtic has a new manager. Maybe. Probably. We also have a board that isn't learning lessons and seems set to plunge us into another summer of chaos. The only positive is Martin O'Neill, back in the job (so we're told) an
The conversation covers the celebration of double success, reflection on the post-cup victory, and speculation about the managerial position. It delves into the uncertainty surrounding the managerial options and the impa
"Celtic are champions. Again. Derek McInnes is greeting. Again. The media is whipping up hated against Celtic fans. Again. And through it all we are celebrating. Again. Don't expect us to feel the slightest pity for Peep
"Celtic has one of the greatest turnarounds in football history in sight and only two games remain. Win them both, and we're champions. We've got the guts for it, we can take the glory. At other clubs, they struggle with
"And so the title race is down to two teams. Ibrox is left with the race for second whilst we look for help from elsewhere. None of it matters if we're not getting the job done. So Armageddon is averted ... but we're sti
"And so begins the most critical two weeks in the recent history of the club, if you exclude the transfer windows which the club didn't deem that important. We go into them on the back of a defeat and a sore one, whilst
“Celtic has spent this past week shocking teams with late winners. Great escapes yes, but the proof of team that will not give up on its dreams. The performances might not be great but the results are there. Most clubs w
"The Celtic fans have made it clear that they're willing to go to the wire. The board has to decide on the next move. In the meantime Martin has to get the best out of this squad as we enter a crazy next month, culminati
"Celtic's transfer window fiasco has finally bought us to the point of the boycott. Even as the fans prepare for action, Hearts drop points and we're back in the title race. We live in interesting times..."
"The transfer window heads for closure ... and failure. At the weekend, all Celtic's failings came full circle as Beaton delivered for his favourites again. When does this end? When we get changes. And let's start with t
"Celtic faces a critical week, and so does it's board of directors. Have they realised what's at stake? Or what happens if they fail? What we do know is that it looks a complete mess..."
"Martin O'Neill has started to put right some unfinished business. He has got this team back on track for the title he needs to correct the record; to win the last title he contests, after losing it to Ibrox first time a
"He goes before Clough did at Leeds. He went before Martin at ibrox. Even liz truss had longer in the top job. The experiment is over. What now for Celtic?”
"The last podcast of 2025. A crap year whatever way you dress it up. Does it end with a whimper or a bang? It certainly does end Peter Lawwell and we are grateful for small mercies. But it also launches the most crucial
"Celtic are back in the hunt. Maybe. We all certainly feel a lot better after that weekend performance, and the result. With a free week in front of us, what mischief will be aimed at The Collective? What allegations? Pe
"Amidst our current turmoil and trouble, a single flower blooms amidst the rubble; the resignation of Peter Lawwell. Others will pay him tribute. We're not going to..."
"Celtic is in crisis. Let's not sugarcoat it or pretend things are other than they are. This club is in a profoundly bad place ... and the question that should dominate all of our minds is this; is the worst over, or is
"Celtic are not only back in the title race but we're in charge of it. The next round of European Football is in front of us too now. And with a new manager on the way the football department has big things to look forwa
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