Jeremie Frimpong refuses to offer Celtic excuses as he delivers 'just not good enough' verdict

Chloe Ferry has been forced to address rumours she broke quarantine rules after returning to the UK from her getaway to Dubai with pals Sophie Kasaei and Bethan Kershaw.After they flocked to Dubai in droves to escape the third national lockdown, influencers and reality TV types who have been living it up on “work trips” in the UAE hotspot must self-isolate for ten days when they return to the UK.But the Geordie Shore star, who is recently was looking for love on the latest series of Celebs Go

direct to your inboxKatie Price has hit out at celebrities and influencers jetting to Dubai during strict coronavirus restrictions. The former glamour model has been back in the headlines this week following the release of her BBC documentary with son Harvey, which has been inundated with praise.

Brian Matthews ended up with a social media ban after posting a fake photo of him partying with First Minister Nicola Sturgeon in Dubai.

Neil Lennon as he insists the Dubai fallout is just a distraction. The former Celtic striker criticised his former team-mate after a 0-0 draw with Livingston and reluctantly stated it was time for change in the dugout.

Celtic’s players to miss two crucial top flight matches after studying a series of bus trips during the club’s controversial trip to Dubai.Parkhead boss Neil Lennon described the decision as ‘ludicrous’ during his scatter-gun media address on Monday while suggesting the scale of the numbers involved pointed to a political intervention rather than a straightforward public health measure.But has learned the major reason so many of the travelling party had to self-isolate was based upon a probe

Celtic 's next manager and they make Eddie Howe a 83 per cent chance of becoming the next Parkhead boss. It comes after Neil Lennon 's rant as he let rip on the club's detractors in the wake of their controversial trip to Dubai.

Christopher Jullien has taken to social media to thank well-wishers after the Celtic defender was caught at the centre of the controversial Dubai trip storm. The Parkhead club have been criticised in the wake of their controversial Middle East jaunt that's left Jullien with a positive Covid test.

Dubai and says he now classes himself as an ‘elite athlete’ just like Celtic's players. In a now deleted online video message, the Glasgow-born former Rangers youth coach poked fun at the Celtic team's controversial decision to train there.

Aberdeen have to pile the pressure on Celtic by aiming for second spot in the Premiership.The winger knows his former club has had an indifferent campaign compared to their stellar standards over the past nine seasons.The situation has been compounded with Rangers racing clear at the top while Celtic came back from their controversial Dubai break and straight into a Covid-19 storm.The Dons are five points behind the Hoops, who also have a game in hand, but Hayes is adamant his team need to look

Instagram influencers and reality TV stars could face police probes into trips to Dubai over lockdown, according to reports.A source close to a Love Island star told The Mirror there is a "groundswell of fear" celebs could be quizzed about their getaways and forced to prove if it was "work-related".It comes after Dubai was put on Scotland's quarantine list, meaning travellers will have to self-isolate for 10 days on return home.Furious fans have been commenting on reality stars' social media

Celtic fan who has found themselves off the grid in recent times? Yes, there's a host of smiling faces in the images from a snow covered Lennoxtown but regulars such as Scott Brown, Odsonne Edouard and Leigh Griffiths are nowhere to be seen - an absent follower could only assume a mass fire sale had occured. But the skeleton squad on display isn't some great unknown mystery - the problems they face all stem from the ill-fated trip to Dubai.

Peter Lawwell's apology to supporters wasn't worth listening to beyond the opening 30 seconds. The Sky Sports pundit earned widespread acclaim from Hoops diehards for his passionate take on the club's ill-fated Dubai trip and the chief executive's role in a season to forget before their game with Hibs.