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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.

Neil Lennon 's future. The former Celtic star believes the chief-executive could quell much of the furore over the manager's position by speaking out.

Celtic star Alan Thompson has come under fire from Hoops fans on social media after issuing a defence of Neil Lennon. The Englishman was assistant to Lennon during his first spell as manager at the club but didn't return with his old team-mate last year.

Peter Lawwell said: “We are absolutely thrilled to provide further support to one of our long standing charity partners in Mary’s Meals, through this wonderful £100K donation.

Albian Ajeti will arrive in Glasgow on Wednesday as Celtic inch closer to completing a £5million swoop to land the West Ham frontman on a permanent deal. understands the 23-year-old is expected to arrive for a tour of Parkhead and the club’s Lennoxtown training base.

Peter Lawwell had hoped could be used as a trial event for the safe return of a limited number of socially distanced supporters.But, although contracts were signed off between both clubs, Dundalk pulled out at the 11th hour amid fears their players would face a two week Covid-19 quarantine on their return to the Republic of Ireland.That left Celtic scrambling to find a last minute replacement and by breakfast time yesterday it seemed that Derry City - based north of the border - would be willing

Neil Doncaster has proposed changing the rule book to give the board special executive powers tin the event that another nationwide Covid-19 outbreak forces the game in this country back into lockdown.If passed, the resolution would empower Doncaster and the rest of the board to decide if and when the new campaign would have to be brought to an end - and avoid the voting farce which triggered the ongoing civil war which has ripped through the game ever since the notorious Good Friday

Celtic’s first-team squad, manager Neil Lennon, backroom staff and club executives, including chief executive Peter Lawwell, have volunteered to take “significant reduction in salaries”.

Celtic has paid emotional tribute to the grandson of Billy McNeill after his body was found in Amsterdam.

Lewis Morgan is determined his move to Inter Miami will turn into the American Dream.

Celtic remain confident of completing a £2million deal for Ismaila Soro despite experiencing a number of complications over the past 48 hours.

Celtic hope to complete a double January swoop with deals for Ivory Coast midfielder Ismaila Soro and Polish striker Patryk Klimala on Tuesday.