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Hampden, defying advice to avoid crowded places, as they welcome the team bus to the national stadium for the Scottish Cup Final. The show of support has seen several hundred fans appear with banners and flags prior to the game between their team and Hearts.The match carries special significance as a win would see the Hoops win an unprecedented quadruple Treble to seal a period of domestic dominance never before seen in this country that's unlikely to be repeated.

Peter Lawwell as Donald Trump. Hundreds of supporters descended on Parkhead ahead of their side's Premiership clash with Kilmarnock to voice their fury at how the club is being run.Celtic 's quest for Ten In A Row hangs by a thread and punters have rounded on the club's hierarchy in recent weeks.

police chief has warned Celtic fans to stay away from the stadium ahead of a planned protest on Sunday. Superintendent Stevie Dolan called on supporters to air their grievances online rather than turning up at Parkhead to show their anger over a spate of poor results under Hoops boss Neil Lennon.

Celtic players don't understand or care about the significance of winning Ten In A Row as 'way, way off the mark'. The embattled Irishman has watched his side slide from an all-conquering force to win only two of their last 12 games.

Celtic striker Andy Walker has accused the club's board of a 'dereliction of duty' in their failure to sack Neil Lennon. The Irishman has been under fire from all sides after presiding over just two wins from the last 12 games but has been given until January to turn things around by power brokers Peter Lawwell and Dermot Desmond.

Steven Gerrard 's side sitting pretty at the top of the Premiership, having conceded just four league goals. And they can stretch their lead to 14 points, at least for a few hours, with their title rivals not playing until this afternoon.Rangers will be without key man Ryan Jack but have otherwise a full squad to choose from as they look to turn the screw on Celtic and Neil Lennon.

Peter Lawwell and largest shareholder Dermot Desmond on the receiving end of the criticism. The decision to erect the fencing stemmed from furious protests last Sunday, when a large number of Celtic diehards gathered outside the ground to vent their frustrations after going out of the Betfred Cup to Ross County.

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Celtic Park turned violent last weekend. The 36-year-old was arrested by police as part of their ongoing investigation into the gathering at the Hoops ground on Sunday, November 29.

Christopher Jullien is likely to return to the heart of the defence for Sunday's visit of St Johnstone. The big Frenchman was left out of the 4-2 defeat to AC Milan as Neil Lennon looked to keep him fresh for the domestic challenges ahead.

Celtic fans not to protest at Parkhead ahead of Sunday's match with St Johnstone. The Hoops face the in-form Perth side amid a terrible slide that has seen them collect just two wins in 11 games.

Neil Lennon insists his team must transfer their San Siro inspiration back into Parkhead. The manager is now facing an absolutely crucial period in the campaign where his team simply must get back on track.Celtic face St Johnstone on Sunday on home soil and cannot afford any slips.As well as the Scottish Cup Final against Hearts at Hampden and a Boxing Day away game at Hamilton, there's also home clashes against Kilmarnock, Ross County and Dundee United before the turn of the year which are

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Celtic 's raging crisis has been borne of looking too far ahead in their quest to make history. The Rangers hero reckons there's an assumption 10 In A Row would simply "happen" rather than being earned.

Kris Commons has rounded on Celtic fans and reckons there is no excuse for the angry scenes that came after Sunday’s shock Betfred Cup loss to Ross County. The 37-year-old admits he is furious with a section of the club's support for turning against Neil Lennon despite a wretched run on the pitch.

Neil Lennon to remain as the club's manager after crashing out of the Betfred Cup. But he has demanded that a section of fans show the Hoops great some respect after hundreds descended on Parkhead in the wake of the 2-0 loss to Ross County.

Neil Lennon's departure from the club outside the club's stadium.Supporters descended on Parkhead around full-time as the club fell to another defeat against Ross County, exiting the Betfred Cup in the process.Hundreds were at the gates by the time police arrived on the scene and Celtic have slammed the behaviour as they insisted some players were left "shaken" by the angst.They insist club personnel were targeted with missiles and have promised a full investigation.The statement read: "Everyone

Celtic Park. Police Scotland said the officers received minor injuries in the clashes at the stadium after Celtic were beaten 2-0 at the hands of Ross County in the Betfred Cup.

Neil Lennon insists it is too soon for him to be sacked.But the Parkhead boss admits he can’t say what decisions will be taken on his future by the club hierarchy.Lennon’s position is under the severest threat after a dreadful exit from the Betfred Cup at the hands of Ross County adding to a feeling of deep angst around the club’s support.Fed-up Celtic fans began gathering immediately outside the front entrance of the stadium after the 2-0 loss chanting and calling for him to be axed by club