A fresh chapter in the struggle to save Celtic on The podcast from Celtic Exchange is fantastic. This is the tenth installment in an insightful and significant series that describes what may have been the most significant period in Celtic Football Club history off the field.
Here’s what Lubo’s left peg, a well-known participant in our Celtic Noise forum, had to say about the comments made by Andrew Smith, the editor of The Celtic View at the time, on his viewpoint on the Battle to Save Celtic. The video is near the end and is fascinating to see and listen to as always. If you haven’t been watching the show yet, you should definitely watch every episode, which is accessible on You Tube and through Celtic Exchange.
Here are Lubo’s comments on Celtic Noise on Andrew Smith’s presence in the Battle to Save Celtic series on The Celtic Exchange.
I’m not sure how to react to this. According to my understanding, the Celtic View served as the former board’s propaganda tool during that time. Is that accurate?
Were there articles criticizing the fan clubs at the time in the view? The individual who was being questioned, in my opinion, kind of sidestepped the fan groups’ objections to the board.
Furthermore, he makes the astonishing assertion that the absence of awards and bad performance were what compelled reform, not the fan clubs. I’ve discovered so much about the club simply from listening to this incredible series, and I now think the board was driven out by the demonstrations and subsequent boycott. They would have continued, in my opinion, until Celtic was extinct.
Still, it’s an interesting listen once more.
The Celtic Exchange introduces their most recent video in this series here.
30 years ago Fergus McCann rushed into Celtic Park and safeguarded the clubs very survival with an eleventh hour investment that would alter the path of Celtic’s history for eternity. We’ve been talking to some of the important figures from that era in this special series by The Celtic Exchange to offer you the inside scoop on what went down during that amazing period in Celtic’s history.
We’re covering the topic from all perspectives and as someone with a front row seat from 1989 – 1997 in his position at The Celtic View, Andrew Smith experienced both sides of ‘The Battle’. first with “The Old Board,” then continuing to be a member of Fergus McCann’s team until his own departure from the club.
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