GLASGOW, SCOTLAND - APRIL 11: Celtic fans in the Green Brigade section unveil a banner at full time which reads 'Celtic board - unfit for purpose' during a William Hill Premiership match between Celtic and St Mirren at Celtic Park, on April 11, 2026, in Glasgow, Scotland. (Photo by Craig Williamson/SNS Group via Getty Images)
I read an article by James over on the Celtic blog, in it, he asks if Celtic are about to make the same mistakes in the upcoming summer window all over again?
I can answer that question very easily for him.
Yes, they will.
In fact, if you thought last summer was bad – if this current board is place – you can expect chaos to reign.
Think about this logically.
We are in the utter mess we are in because of the very people in the Celtic board room.
To expect us to trust these people to fix the monumental mess they created, is like expecting Donald Trump to suddenly stop suffering from verbal diarrhea, it ain’t gonna happen.
They are incapable of it.
This regime has overseen a rate of decline at this club that cannot be halted by them now.
The only way things change at Celtic is if these people do the decent thing and step down.

There is a rumour doing the rounds at the moment that the fact that Michael Nicholson and Chris McKay will be stepping down at the end of this season is a poorly kept secret.
If this is true, I certainly don’t see any signs of it.
If we win nothing this season, I think its fair to say that their positions are untenable.
But lets be frank here, their positions were untenable in the aftermath of the Wilfried Nancy debacle.
My guess is that Dermot Desmond has told them the gig is up if we win nothing at the end of this campaign.
As things stand, they’re hanging in there thanks to Martin O’Neill’s ability to keep us alive in this title race.
But as we know, our lack of a prolific striker, and our inability to kill teams off is ensuring that this title run in is on a knife edge.
If we finish the season trophyless, to expect these people to oversee a rebuild at Celtic is total insanity.
And if you thought this season was bad, then you’ll need to brace yourself for mediocrity – on a level never witnessed before – in the next campaign.
Look, there’s no doubt we’ll make money through player sales in the summer window.
We have a few decent assets which I’m sure the board has already earmarked for sale.
But to think they will invest the entirety of the funds we make on these players sales in the squad rebuild?
Think again, I’d say.
This board is notorious for hoarding money.
To expect them to do any different this summer would be totally naive.
The fact that they haven’t even started the interview process for management candidates, is in itself, no surprise.
These guys have two gears, neutral and reverese.
Unless, of course, they have their man already?
For them to put all of their eggs in one basket wouldn’t come as a surprise, would it?

Each and every one of us knows that this club will not take one step forward under the current regime.
No matter how badly or successfully this season finishes.
If Jens Berthel Askou is the manager they’ve pinned their hopes on, the sharp decline in his Motherwell side’s form of late should be of major concern to all of us.
Although I’m sure if he does us a favour at Ibrox next weekend, in the board’s view, it won’t do his prospects any harm.
But based on their form of late, and the way the Ibrox side has been playing, I don’t see that happening.
Either way, if the current board remains in place at Celtic, we are going no where fast.
Pinning our hopes on these people doing the decent thing and stepping down is pointless.
Its clear from the way this season has gone that they don’t do the decent thing.
We have to hope that Dermot Desmond finally wakes from his golfing slumber, and realises that his plaything is floundering badly.
I’m sure the sight of the Ibrox side celebrating a title win might stir him into action?
He has previous for that.
Lets hope he has a bit Ibrox animosity still coursing through his veins.
I wouldn’t hold my breath.
Key Takeaways
- Celtic’s current board is likely to repeat past transfer mistakes in the upcoming summer window.
- Trusting the current regime to resolve the club’s issues is unrealistic, as their decline is ongoing.
- If Celtic finishes the season without trophies, changes in management are overdue, yet no concrete actions have been taken.
- The board is expected to hoard profits from player sales rather than reinvest them in the squad.
- Hope for change only lies in Dermot Desmond taking action, but the likelihood of that is uncertain.
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Eric,Eric,Eric !!!
You’re missing the main point here.
We can dispose of all the Nicholson’s, McKay’s and Wilson’s et al of this world but until we cut the huge cancerous tumour that goes by the name of Desmond that has formed in G40 over 20+ years our great club is going to be on it’s deathbed for the foreseeable,hanging onto life in a forlorn hope that something will come to it’s aid.
Even if the complete boardroom was cleared out lock,stock and barrel,Dermot the Despot would have his idiot son in there along with a crew of placemen wreaking all sorts of mayhem.
Until or unless this useless POS fecks off and takes his golf clubs with him we will never recover.
He has been cheating at golf for years as the rules of golf state you can only play with 14 clubs in your bag.
He has been playing with an additional club all these years…….Celtic Football Club !
Unless he goes too,we are going to be a plaything for the huns for years to come.
They say things come in cycles, they may just be right.
No interviews or candidates yet ?Probably stick to tradition and award MON the job in the showers if we win the SC.
Forrest is an fud.Best ignored as his opinion changes at a whim.