Celtic Football Club. Done Differently.

Martin O'Neill stepped outside the main doors at Celtic Park on 1st June 2000 and declared that he would do everything in his power to bring some success back to Celtic Football Club. What followed in the next five years would dramatically exceeded all hopes and expectations! Celtic went on to dominate domestically in Scotland, whilst also restoring credibility on the European stage. All thanks to Martin O'Neill, the man who paved the way for the modern day Celtic.

Peter Grant is one of the rare few amongst us who got to live the dream of playing professional football for his boyhood club. Listen to some incredible stories here of a life at Celtic!

GREIG ROBERTSON spent a fascinating 18 years at the Celtic Academy between 2003 - 2021, working in close quarters with a number of highly regarded club coaches such as Tommy Burns, Brendan Rodgers and John Kennedy. In nearly two decades within the Academy he played a part in the development of some of Celtic's best known graduates such as Kieran Tierney, James Forrest and current club captain Callum McGregor, and more recently has guided the progress of the latest batch of exciting talent to emerge from Lennoxtown, including Ben Doak, Dane Murray and of course Karamoko Dembele. You don't spend that amount of time with elite level players if you yourself aren't an elite level coach and during his time at Celtic Grieg gained his UEFA Pro Licence as well as a Masters in Performance Coaching. This is a must listen for fans of Celtic, and for sports fans in general.

After a tough Champions League opener against Feyenoord Celtic are back in league action this weekend and make the short journey across the M8 to face Livingston. The artificial surface always brings an added element to this fixture but Brendan Rodgers will be hoping that his team can do enough to get the three points, and to further extend their lead at the top of the Scottish Premiership table. Always stubborn opponents, Livingston have only lost one league game so far and will provide a stern test in Saturday's lunchtime kick off. Join Tino & Joe as they preview the clash with Livingston in our Countdown To Kick-Off show.

Approaching half-time at De Kuip it looked like Celtic had done enough to enter the break level pegging, but a momentary lapse in concentration gave the Dutch Champions all the incentive the needed to take an all important lead on Matchday 1. Having put so match into the opening exchanges Brendan Rodgers side were then staring down the barrel in the second half and ultimately it was more poor decision making in key moments that ensured we left Rotterdam with nothing to show for our efforts. In a hostile atmosphere it was a game of high drama with new Bhoys Gustaf Lagerbielke and Odin Thiago Holm both seeing red on the night and Rodgers' new look side now need to regroup very quickly if we're to take something from Group E. Celtic simply won't get away with such naivety on the big stage and whilst there are positives to take from elements of the game, lessons need to be learned fast at this level. Tino & James took to the mics immediately on the Final Whistle to bring you all the big talking points from a tough night in Rotterdam.