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Celtic supremo Dermot Desmond is reportedly leading a “group of rebels” after an almighty row broke out over members’ fees for a new irrigation system at an ultra-exclusive golf course.

Keeping Celtic alive nearly killed Brian Dempsey.

Brendan Rodgers has already warned Manchester United they could become Sheikh Jassim's "plaything" should his takeover bid for the club should prove successful.

Dermot Desmond interviews are as rare as hen’s teeth but when the Irish billionaire does speak, usually to official Celtic media outlets, then he often gives a real insight into how the club operates.

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Eddie Howe will forever face the wrath of Dermot Desmond. The former Bournemouth boss was the clear front-runner to replace Neil Lennon at Parkhead, but the deal dramatically collapsed on Friday.

Eddie Howe will not be the club's next manager.After months of prolonged talks the deal to bring the former Bournemouth boss across the border broke down at the 11th hour on Friday afternoon.Speculation abounds as to the reasons behind the sudden collapse.But all that's for certain is Dermot Desmond, Dominic McKay and the rest of the Parkhead hierarchy will now have to turn to plan B to find Neil Lennon's successor - and they have now admitted the focus has turned to other candidates.In a

Celtic's hunt for a new manager. And the Parkhead supremo has reacted angrily to suggestions he is not a "true fan" of the club and should follow Peter Lawwell out the door.

John Kennedy has emerged as the odds-on favourite to replace Neil Lennon will have surprised some fans. Maybe it shouldn't have, though, as it can be explained by bookmakers’ rule.Effectively it means the bookies would consider the temporary appointment permanent before the end of the campaign.

Dermot Desmond has paid tribute to outgoing "legend" Neil Lennon.The Treble winning Irish manager's departure from the club was confirmed on Wednesday morning after the weekend loss to Ross County proved the final straw for his reign.The Hoops now sit 18 points behind rivals Rangers in the Scottish Premiership in a season when they were aiming to secure an historic 10 In A Row.But billionaire Desmond admits the 50-year-old will be "very difficult" to replace after a silverware-laden second spell

Neil Lennon has been allowed an extended stay in the Celtic job because no fans are in the stadium, according to former team-mate Chris Sutton.There have been several protests outside of Celtic Park as Rangers cruised 23-points ahead at the top of the Scottish Premiership.Despite collapse of their title bid and fan fury, the Parkhead top brass have stuck by the gaffer so far.  columnist Sutton believes that the reign may not have been allowed to continue by Peter Lawwell and Dermot Desmond if

Neil Lennon remains as boss. The influential Association of Irish Celtic Supporters' Clubs have ramped up pressure on Parkhead chiefs to act with a strongly worded statement.

Dermot Desmond 's critics to round on the fact the majority shareholder isn't in the building. Former Crystal Palace chairman Simon Jordan used the phrase "absentee landlord" earlier this week and Hoops fans have been critical of the Irishman's lack of visibility in recent years.But Dalglish has railed against any notion that Desmond isn't fully invested on the going ons at Parkhead with his team in complete turmoil.

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.

Neil Lennon will see out the season at Parkhead, a report has claimed. The under-fire manager managed to steady the ship after a horror run of just two wins in 12 games.

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.

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.

Dermot Desmond will be weighing up a "dramatic gesture" to save his team's season.Neil Lennon is under mounting pressure after Sunday's wretched 1-1 draw with St Johnstone leaves the Hoops 13 points adrift of rivals Rangers.Their Ten In A Row hopes hang by a thread with Celtic fans venting their frustrations after recent matches and on social media.But Keevins believes the Desmond's track record for A-list appointments is worth remembering now with Lennon fighting to turn things around after two

Celtic fans ahead of their crunch clash with St Johnstone.   Supporters remain unhappy with the club on and off the park with supporters expected to head to the stadium today. The Green Brigade have railed against Peter Lawwell, Dermot Desmond and manager Neil Lennon and have called for a shake-up.

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.

Celtic fan group the Green Brigade are unlike other Hoops supporters because they already get extra care and attention from the club.

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.

Celtic winger Davie Provan reckons the case for Neil Lennon to remain at the club is the "rational" one and that Dermot Desmond will recognise the manager's contribution to the Hoop's history before making a decision on his future.The boss has been under pressure after only two wins in the last eight games and this was exacerbated yesterday when influential fan group the Green Brigade were pictured holding a banner at Celtic Park calling for him to quit.It stated: "Save the ten - time to go,