It was 20 years ago, on March 4, 1994 that Fergus McCann took over Celtic and laid the foundations for the successful club they are today on and off the park. In the week of this momentous anniversary, the Celtic View pays tribute to the man who saved Celtic.

The festive issue of the Celtic View always finds its way into many Christmas stockings, and once again it’s packed full of great features and interviews to keep you entertained over the next few weeks. We've got:

An exclusive interview with Ryan Christie, who talks about favourite Celtic goal, his toughest opponent, his favourite Christmas present, his hopes for 2021 and much more.

Mikey Johnston is in the musical hot seat, revealing some of his favourite songs, including his top Christmas tune and No.1 Celtic song.

Former English Premier League referee, Dermot Gallagher, talks to the View about his lifelong love of Celtic that began on the streets of Dublin.

Rohan Marley, son of musical legend, Bob Marley, reveals why Celtic is in his heart and his soul.

Actor Gianni Capaldi chats about some of his favourite Celtic memories.

An exclusive interview with musician Barry Fratelli.

And we have some great prizes up for grabs courtesy of our club sponsors, including a signed Celtic jersey, a Fitbit and some great Celtic goodies.

All this and much, much more, in the festive issue of the Celtic View. On sale now.

Chris Jullien has returned to action following an injury lay-off, and he is determined to play his part in helping the team get back to winning ways.

He talks to this week’s Celtic View about the frustrations of being on the sidelines, and why he believes that the quality within the Celtic squad will shine through again.

The latest issue of the Celtic View is out now, and also in this week’s issue:

- Neil Lennon on the difficulty of the bad run and the need to keep working hard to change the team’s fortunes.
- Former Celt, Danny Crainie talks about his career with the Hoops.
- Defender Jodie Bartle reflects on scoring her first goal for Celtic.
- We look at the career of the legendary Tommy Burns in the week of the anniversary of his last game for the club.

All this and much, much more in the Celtic View, the voice of the nine-in-a-row champions. The latest issue is out now.

THIS week’s Celtic View is out now and features an exclusive interview with Moi Elyounoussi. The Norwegian talks about his goals for the season – the ones he’s scored so far and the targets he’s got for the remainder of the campaign.

And manager Neil Lennon looks ahead to challenges at home and in Europe this week, with the Hoops heading to the Czech Republic on Thursday to take on Sparta Prague before beginning their defence of the League Cup on Sunday.

Also in this week’s issue:

We catch up with Mikey Johnston as he continues on his road to recovery.

Scott Bain and Ryan Christie reflect on the weekend just past and the need to get back to winning ways.

Celtic FC Women’s manager, Fran Alonso, gives his reaction to his side’s victory over Hibernian on Friday night, while one of the scorers, Jodie Bartle, talks about her first goal for the Hoops.

We take a trip down memory lane to Shunsuke Nakamura’s wonderful free-kick against Manchester United at Paradise, including an archive interview with the Japanese genius.

All this and much more only in the latest issue of the Celtic View, the official voice of the 9-in-a-row champions. It’s on sale now.

In this week's Celtic View we chat to Neil Lennon, who was delighted to see his Celtic players playing their part in Scotland’s triumphant European Champions play-off victory over Serbia last week, which ensured Scotland qualified for a major tournament for the first time since 1998.

And the Celtic manager is hoping that the international success will also be beneficial domestically for the Hoops. He said: “We hope that they all come back on good spirits, fit and it’s important for us to build on that really good win away at Motherwell before the break.”

And we speak exclusively to Albian Ajeti, who turned down the chance to go on international duty with Switzerland to stay in Scotland and work on his fitness at the club’s Lennoxtown Training Centre.

Also in this week’s View:

- Young Celt, Scott Robertson, on the benefits of being out on loan.

- Former Celt, Simon Donnelly, explains why he’s optimistic for the remainder of the campaign.

- We talk to manager, Fran Alonso, and goal hero, Summer Green following Celtic FC Women’s dramatic derby win over Rangers.

- And we celebrate Celtic’s incredible run of 35 consecutive cup-tie wins.

All this and much more, only in this week’s Celtic View. It is the voice of the 9-in-a-row champions and it's on sale now.

FRESH from his hat-trick at Fir Park on Sunday, this week's Celtic View catches up with treble hero Moi Elyounoussi, assistant manager John Kennedy and top 20 goalscorer inductee, Leigh Griffiths. 

- Moi Elyounuossi reflects on a super hat-trick, his current form and his goals (pardon the pun) in the weeks and months ahead. 

- Last week's Euro goal saw Leigh Griffiths enter Celtic's top 20 goalscorers of all time - the View catches up with the man himself on his achievement, and his plans to continue climbing the list.

- The View also casts its eye over the other Hoops heroes who fill that formidable list, including the likes of Jimmy Johnstone, Stevie Chalmers, Henrik Larsson and Kenny Dalglish. 

- Assistant manager John Kennedy hails the Hoops' response at Fir Park, and plans for the squad's return following the international break. 

- Jeremie Frimpong on working hard off the pitch, extra training in his spare time and reaping the rewards on matchday. 

All this and much more, only in this week’s Celtic View. It is the voice of the 9-in-a-row champions and it's on sale from Wednesday, November 11.

NEIL Lennon’s side are in another cup final, and this week’s Celtic View catches up with two of the Hoops’ Hampden heroes, Callum McGregor and Scott Bain. In the latest issue of the official club magazine, on sale now, we have:

- Goalkeeper Scott Bain reflects on a clean sheet at the National Stadium, and an impressive display against Lille in the Europa League.

- Callum McGregor talks about the team’s recent form and the signs that the Celts are getting into their stride.

- Neil Lennon looks forward to the challenges ahead this week, domestically and in Europe, with Sparta Prague and Motherwell next up to face the Hoops.

- Celtic FC Women’s manager, Fran Alonso, is excited for the new campaign, and with his team having hit 10 past Hearts at the weekend, confidence is high in his squad.

- We pay tribute to a great Celt, as Charlie Gallagher celebrates his 80th birthday this week.

- And we have a poster of the wonderful wizard of Aus, Tom Rogic.

All this and much more, only in this week’s Celtic View. It is the voice of the 9-in-a-row champions and it's on sale now.

As he reflects on the game that made him at Paradise, Ryan Christie also looks forward to the future and discusses the importance of getting back to winning ways in an exclusive interview in this week’s Celtic View.

This week’s Celtic View is on sale now, and also includes:

- Manager Neil Lennon looking forward to the challenges ahead as Celtic prepare for Europa League and Scottish Cup action. 

- Defender and lifelong supporter Stephen Welsh opening up about the privilege of pulling on the Hoops. 

- A look back at the impact of Slovakian genius Lubomir Moravcik, who arrived in Paradise 22 years ago. 

- We preview our Europa League match against Group H opponents Lille and remember some memorable Scottish Cup encounters with Aberdeen. 

- There’s also much more, including our Twitter poll on the greatest goals scored by Celtic great Shunsuke Nakamura, and the latest submission in our new fan feature, Nine From 9.

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CELTIC are back on European duty this week, with AC Milan the visitors to Paradise this Thursday night on matchday one of the UEFA Europa League.

And this week’s Celtic View looks ahead to the clash with the Italian giants, and also looks back to our previous encounters.

- Neil Lennon is anticipating a tough tie against the Serie A leaders, but he’s looking for his team to bounce back after the derby disappointment.

- Chris Jullien scored the winner against Italian opposition last season, and the French defender is hoping for another green and white Hooped hero this time around.

- Zlatan Ibrahimovic remains a potent threat to Celtic, even at the age of 39, and we profile a player who previously played at Paradise back in 2001.

- We take a trip down memory lane as we remember all our previous game against AC Milan, including a memorable night in 2007 when Scott McDonald scored a last-gasp winner.

- And Callum McGregor also talks about how the experience within the Celtic squad will help them going forward.

All this and much more, including profiles of the four Italians to have played for Celtic, a look at our record in Europe against Italian sides, and a poster of new Bhoy, Diego Laxalt.

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Neil Lennon is looking forward to the first Glasgow derby of the season and he talks to this week’s Celtic View about the game, as well as Celtic’s impressive start to the domestic campaign and the forthcoming UEFA Europa League group-stage fixtures.

This week’s Celtic View is on sale now and you can read the full and exclusive interview with the Celtic manager only in this issue.

Also in this week’s View:

- Olivier Ntcham knows all about scoring winning goals in a Glasgow derby, but he doesn’t care who scores on Saturday, as long as they’re wearing green and white Hoops.

- David Turnbull is loving life with the Scottish champions and is looking forward to his first experience of the Glasgow derby.

- We speak to new Bhoy, Diego Laxalt, for the first time in the View and get his thoughts on joining Celtic.

- And we also take a look through the recent transfer window and profile all six of the impressive signings that Celtic made.

- Our featured fan memory from the nine-in-a-row seasons puts the spotlight on the 2016 demolition derby and Moussa Dembele’s hat-trick.

- And there’s much, much more, including a superb Shane Duffy poster.

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Leigh Griffiths is back with a bang and he celebrates his return to the team not only with a goal, but also with an exclusive interview in this week’s Celtic View.

This week’s Celtic View is on sale now, and also includes:

- Manager Neil Lennon gets the Hoops set for their 10th successive season in the group stages of European competition with an exclusive interview.

- Israeli midfielder, Nir Bitton also gives an exclusive interview to this week’s View as he looks ahead to a vital season.

- We have a Euro preview with the lowdown on Celtic’s UEFA Europa League Group H opponents, AC Milan, Sparta Prague and Lille, with words from Moi Elyounoussi and Hatem Elhamed.

- It’s Broony v The Buzzbomb as Scott Brown overtakes Lisbon Lion, Bobby Lennox in the Celtic appearance stakes and we look at their remarkably similar medal collections.

- We mark the anniversary of Lisbon Lion, Jim Craig’s first ever game for his beloved Hoops.

- There’s also much more, including our Twitter poll on Celtic’s greatest goal celebrations, and the latest submission in our new fan feature, Nine From 9.

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Hoops striker, Albian Ajeti sits down for an exclusive interview with the Celtic View this week after finding the net yet again in the weekend’s 3-0 SPFL win over Hibernian. The Swiss forward has now racked up five league strikes so far.

This week’s Celtic View is on sale now and also includes:

- Manager Neil Lennon is on the continental trail again following a week that included wins in both the Europa League and SPFL, and he is looking for more of the same this week.

- Norwegian striker Moi Elyounoussi is another Hoops frontman with an eye for goal and he also sits on the five-goal mark going into this week’s upcoming games.

- We have the lowdown on FK Sarajevo who Celtic will meet this week in European competition for the second successive season.

- The Covid-19 pandemic has hit all charities, but Celtic FC Foundation are still fighting the fight thanks to the magnificent backing of the Celtic support.

- And, with supporters in mind, we look back at the first ever Celtic Supporters’ Club who were started within months of the club’s own charitable foundations.

- There’s also much more, including our Twitter poll on Stiliyan Petrov’s greatest goal, and the latest submission in our new fan feature, Nine From 9.

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HOOPS skipper, Scott Brown is nearing the 600-game mark for Celtic, but in this week’s Celtic View, the midfielder tells how he is calling on his 14 years’ of experience as a Celt and still taking it one game at a time.

This week’s Celtic View is on sale now, and also includes:

- Following another two Premiership wins for his side, Neil Lennon looks ahead to another two vital matches this week.

- Polish striker Patryk Klimala has set his sights on more goals.

- With the anniversary of his Celtic debut this week, we take a look back at the introduction of Kenny Dalglish as a Celt.

- Ahead of this week’s crucial tie with Riga, we have the lowdown on the Latvian champions.

- We have the third and final part of how a trip home to Scotland became a journey of discovery for an ex-pat Hoops fan.

- And much more, including our Twitter poll on Chris Sutton’s greatest goal, and the latest submission in our new fan feature, Nine From 9.

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SHANE Duffy got off to a flier in his Celtic career by heading in the third goal of the Hoops’ 5-0 rout of Ross County and we speak exclusively to the Irish defender. The new Bhoy, talks about his love and support for the club, and about how he’s looking to now add to his goal tally.

This week’s Celtic View is on sale now, and also includes:

- On the back of Saturday’s 5-0 victory in the Highlands, manager, Neil Lennon looks ahead to Celtic’s two games this week against St Mirren and Livingston.

- Hoops No.1, Vasilis Barkas features this week and we pinpoint his key saves in the clean-sheet showing against Ross County.

- We have an exclusive interview with youngster, Ewan Henderson on his aims for making more top-team appearances this season.

- Caitlin Hayes is the latest new signing for the Women’s team, and she arrives with a great pedigree in the game.

- How a Bhoy From Brazil got among the trophies in the land where football is a way of life.

- We have the second part of how a trip home to Scotland became a journey of discovery for an ex-pat Hoops fan.

- And much more, including our Twitter poll on John Hartson’s greatest goal, and the latest submission in our new fan feature, Nine From 9.

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FRENCH Celt, Christopher Jullien is the cover star of this week’s Celtic View and the Hoops defender is hoping to use his goal celebration a lot more this season.

The No.2 is also looking forward to teaming up with new Bhoy, Shane Duffy in the heart of the Celtic defence.

This week’s Celtic View is on sale now. Also inside:

- Neil Lennon has his players back from international duty and is raring to go.

- New Bhoy, Shane Duffy appears in the magazine for the first time.

- Luca Connell on his aims for catching the manager’s eye in training.

- It’s all go on the Women’s front with new Head of Girls' Academy, Tina Stewart and new season contracts for Megan Crosson and Anita Marcos.

- With no supporters at the games, we look back to when Celtic played in front of some of the biggest crowds in the world.

- How a trip home to Scotland for a Celtic fan turned into a Patsy Gallacher voyage of discovery.

- And much more, including our Twitter poll for the visit to Ross County, and the latest submission in our new fan feature, Nine From 9.

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NEW signing, David Turnbull is the cover star of this week’s Celtic View, and the midfielder states his joy at the move to Paradise after the initial deal fell through last season.

The new Bhoy also talks about his hopes for the coming season and his aim to help the Celts lift even more silverware.

This week’s Celtic View is on sale now. Also inside:

- Neil Lennon looks forward to his players returning after the international break in peak form.

- James Forrest gives an exclusive interview this week celebrating 10 years at the top with the Hoops

- The midfielder has now also surpassed the 400-game mark for Celtic and we look at Forrest’s milestones since his debut against Motherwell in 2010.

- Young American Celt, Cameron Harper is making inroads into the first-team squad after his own training regime back in California during lockdown.

- And you could win a copy of a brand new Celtic book, ‘Walfrid And The Bould Bhoys’ which is a fascinating insight into the early years of the club.

- We take a look at both of Celtic’s possible continental opponents in the next round of the UEFA Europa League – Riga FC and SS Tre Fiori.

- And much more, including our Twitter poll on Henrik Larsson’s ‘second’ greatest goal, and the latest submission in our new fan feature, Nine From 9.

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MOHAMED Elyounoussi is the cover star of this week’s Celtic View, and the Norwegian internationalist talks about his hopes for the season, while reflecting on his first two goals of the campaign.

Elyounoussi also talks about welcoming his former team-mate, Albian Ajeti, to Celtic, and the Swiss striker tells the View of his delight at having scored his first goal for the Hoops.

This week’s Celtic View is on sale now, and also includes:

- Neil Lennon looks forward to another busy week for his side.

- Hatem Elhamed on the benefits of pre-season and aiming to play his part in the campaign.

- Former Celt, Massimo Donati looks back on his time with the Hoops, including a memorable European goal.

- We preview our forthcoming games against Ferencvaros and Motherwell.

- And much more, including the latest submission in our new fan feature, Nine From 9.

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RYAN Christie features in this week’s Celtic View, and the Hoops attacker is looking forward to the return to competitive football, with a trip to Tannadice on the cards this weekend.

The official magazine of the 9-in-a-row champions is on sale from this Wednesday, August 19, and as well as the exclusive interview with Ryan Christie, this week’s issue also includes:

- Neil Lennon on a challenging time for the Hoops and why the players will respond in the right manner.
- New signing, Albian Ajeti talks about his delight in linking up again with Moi Elyounoussi.
- Young Celt, Scott Robertson, discusses the benefits of training every day with the first-team.
- Celtic legend Davie Hay on the impressive character of the current Celtic squad.
- We catch up with Michael Connolly to discuss his PhD on Brother Walfrid.
- And much, much more, including our new fan feature, Nine From 9.

THIS week the Celtic View celebrates its 55th birthday and we look back at some of Celtic’s momentous moments in that time, including our three European finals and two nine-in-a-row triumphs.

Also in this week’s issue:
- Neil Lennon on the need to bounce back following the disappointing draw against Kilmarnock.
- Odsonne Edouard on his targets for the season ahead.
- Young Celt, Karamoko Dembele, talks about his hopes for first-team involvement.
- Former Celt, Peter Latchford on the challenges of this campaign.
- We look ahead to our UEFA Champions League qualifier against KR Reykjavik.
- In our new fan feature, Nine From 9, the View asks Hoops fans to recall their stand-out memories during our last decade of dominance – and there’s a chance for you to get involved.

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THIS week’s Celtic View looks back on an impressive Flag Day victory for the champions at the weekend, with Neil Lennon reflecting on the game and looking ahead to this Sunday’s trip to Rugby Park.

The latest issue of the official magazine of the nine-in-a-row champions is out now and also includes:

- An exclusive interview with Kris Ajer on his hopes for the season ahead.

- New Bhoy, Vasilis Barkas, on why he was happy to take Georgios Samaras' advice.

- Jeremie Frimpong talks about his goal against Hamilton.

- Captain Scott Brown praises hat-trick hero, Odsonne Edouard.

- Kerr McInroy on his road back from injury and his top-team aims.

- Celtic legend, Roy Aitken, explains why believes Neil Lennon and his players will be able to deal with the pressures of this season.

- In our new fan feature, Nine From 9, the View asks Hoops fans to recall their stand-out memories during our last decade of dominance – and there’s a chance for you to get involved.

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THE Celtic View is the official voice of the nine-in-a-row champions, and we’re back and going for 55! The oldest weekly club magazine in football first hit the shelves on August 11, 1965, and in two weeks’ time will celebrate its 55th birthday.

In this first issue of the 2020/21 season we’re looking forward to the new campaign with a Premiership preview, looking at the teams who stand between Celtic and a 10th consecutive league title.

This week’s issue also includes:

- An exclusive interview with Neil Lennon as the manager looks forward to Sunday’s game against Hamilton Accies.

- Captain Scott Brown explains why the desire and determination to succeed remains as strong as ever in the Celtic squad.

- We look back at our nine most recent Flag Days as we anticipate a unique one this weekend.

- In our new fan feature, Nine From 9, the View asks Hoops fans to recall their stand-out memories during our last decade of dominance – and there’s a chance for you to get involved.

- Young defender, Stephen Welsh, tells us of his aim for further first-team involvement.

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THE Celtic View is celebrating our nine-in-a-row success with a souvenir edition which highlights the achievement the team this season, while also looking back at all nine of the titles on the current run.
In this special 100-page edition of the official club magazine we have:
NEIL LENNON
'Glasgow is green and white and continues to be, and it’s been a long time since it’s been any other colour.' 
SCOTT BROWN
'Given how well we’ve played over the course of the whole season, that shows you why we are champions. We’ve been the best team in Scotland over the last nine seasons.'
JAMES FORREST
'Celtic’s massive on its Academy side. They’re always bringing good players through, and it’s good that players get their chance in the first-team as well.' 
CALLUM McGREGOR
'The more that you win, it just fuels you for more success and you want to keep delivering trophies.'
ODSONNE EDOUARD
'Every season we want to win the title. This year is nine in-a-row, and next year I hope it is 10 in-a-row. This will be historic for the club.' 
RYAN CHRISTIE
'It’s absolutely ridiculous, how good and how consistent Broony and Jamesy have been in this nine in-a-row run.' 
OLIVIER NTCHAM
'I scored a beautiful goal. It was a beautiful counter-attack, a good pass from Odsonne. My first touch wasn’t so nice, wasn’t so great, but I think the finish was good.'
And much, much more, including a look back on each of the current nine-in-a-row triumphs, our original nine-in-a-row success under the legendary Jock Stein, and we celebrate the team's other achievements this season - winning the League Cup and beating Lazio home and away in the Europa League.
The Celtic View is the Voice of the 9-in-a-row champions and we’re celebrating an incredible football success under Neil Lennon with a special 100-page issue, which will be out on June 22.

THIS week’s Celtic View comes amid the football shutdown in light of the coronavirus pandemic as public safety, quite rightly, takes precedence.

In this week’s issue of the club's official weekly magazine, Neil Lennon talks about the impact of the worldwide crisis on football and how the club plans to deal with the situation.

Also in this week’s View:

- Hoops skipper, Scott Brown gives an exclusive interview about the current football postponements and Celtic’s season so far.

- Leigh Griffiths also speaks exclusively about his goal and team aims following his recent hat-trick against St Mirren.

- And, as Griff moves up the ranks, we look at Celtic’s top 10 goalscorers form the club's 132-year history.

- To celebrate St Patrick’s Day, we take a look at all of the teams formed by Irish Diaspora that have played in the Scottish Cup.

- Also for St Patrick’s Day, we list all of the Pats who have played for Celtic down through the years.

- And we also take a look at the most famous Celtic Pat of all, Packie Bonner who made his debut on St Patrick’s Day.

- Celtic have had one of the most successful periods in the club’s history thanks to the trophy-laden 2000s and we list the Top 50 Millennium Bhoys.

- It’s not only the men’s game that has shut down, and we have an exclusive interview with Chloe Craig.

- And we have a superb centre-spread pull-out poster of Hatem Abd Elhamed.

All this and much more, only in this week’s Celtic View. It's on sale now.

IT’S Glasgow derby week, and on the back of a 13-game unbeaten domestic run in 2020, the Celtic View has been gathering the news from the camp.

In this week’s issue of the club's official weekly magazine, the manager looks back at the further five points won over the past week that takes the gap at the top to 13 points, as well as ahead to the trip to Ibrox this Sunday.

Also in this week’s View:

- Although he’s scored in two Glasgow derbies and he would love to net his first at Ibrox, James Forrest tells the View in an exclusive interview he doesn’t mind who the Celtic goals come from.

- Mohamed Elyounoussi also speaks exclusively to this week’s Celtic View and he too looks ahead to the visit to the other end of the city.

- Leigh Griffiths bagged a hat-trick in Saturday’s 5-0 win over St Mirren and he features in this week’s issue.

- It was 55 years ago this week that Jock Stein arrived at Celtic as manager and we pay tribute to the club’s biggest managerial legend.

- The descendants of 1890s’ Celtic goalkeeper, Dan McArthur, came all the way from the States to present the club with one of his cherished caps they had in their possession.

- From the women’s team we speak to Josi Giard ahead of their second league game of the term when they take on Hearts.

- The Celtic EA Sports team speak to this week’s Celtic View about their season so far.

- Kerr McInroy has just returned from injury and he has made an immediate impact in his first games back in the reserve side.

- And we have a superb centre-spread pull-out celebration poster of Callum McGregor.

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IN the week that his side qualified for the Scottish Cup semi-final by taking the domestic cup run of games to an amazing 34 consecutive wins, we speak to Neil Lennon about the achievement.
In this week’s issue of the club's official weekly magazine, the manager also looks ahead to the league games against Livingston and St Mirren.
Also in this week’s View:
- We have an exclusive interview with Ryan Christie, who scored the all-important goal in the quarter-final against St Johnstone.
- Neil Lennon’s Celts have now tallied 100 SPFL points since the Irishman returned as manager and we look at some of the key moments.
- Scottish Rugby giant, Doddie Weir checked into Celtic Park this week to talk to the View about this year’s big charity game, The Lions’ Roar Charity Match – United Against MND.
- This week marks the 26th anniversary of the day the history of Celtic Football Club changed forever when Fergus McCann took over, and we look back at the story.
- From the Celtic Women’s side, we speak to Chloe Warrington who has just made the step up from the reserves.
- We also speak Karamoko Dembele following the youngster’s two goals in the 4-1 Reserve Cup semi-final win over Hibernian.
- And we have a superb centre-spread pull-out poster of Kristoffer Ajer.
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IN the week that his side moved 12 points ahead at the top of the table, we speak to Neil Lennon ahead of yet another important week for the club.

In this week’s issue of the club's official weekly magazine, the manager looks back at the previous week’s action as well as forward to the visit of FC Copenhagen in the UEFA Europa League last 32 second leg, and the trip to play St Johnstone in the Scottish Cup on Sunday.

Also in this week’s View:

- This week also marks a full year since Neil Lennon returned as manager, and the latest Celtic View looks at his impressive list of achievements in such a short space of time.

- Fraser Forster came to Celtic’s rescue with his penalty save in Denmark last week, and we look at his previous spot-kick saves – plus the English keeper sits down with the magazine for an exclusive interview.

- Leigh Griffiths was back on the goal hunt on Sunday and he speaks to the View.

- We find out about the plans to erect a statue of Lisbon Lion, Tommy Gemmell in his hometown of Craigneuk.

- In the week that the Celtic Women’s team began their first-ever professional league season with a win over long-term champions, Glasgow City, we speak to new Spanish signing, Anita Marcos.

- Young Irish goalkeeper, Liam Hughes talks about mixing it with the first-team keepers over recent weeks.

- Find out how you could win a Celtic shirt signed by Mohamed Elyounoussi.

- And we have a superb centre-spread pull-out penalty-save poster of Fraser Forster.

All this and much more, only in this week’s Celtic View. It's on sale from Wednesday, February 26.

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IT’S back to European action this week in the Celtic View on the back of nine wins out of nine on the domestic front in 2020, with the Hoops still 10 points ahead at the top of the table and set for the visit to play FC Copenhagen.

In this week’s issue of the club's official weekly magazine, Neil Lennon looks ahead to the trip to play the Danes following two crucial wins over Hearts and Aberdeen.

Also in this week’s View:

- The country’s top striker, Odsonne Edouard gives an exclusive interview about his goalscoring partnership up front with Leigh Griffiths.

- There’s also an exclusive interview with Ryan Christie as the midfielder talks about Celtic’s European hopes ahead of the Danish trip.

- Sunday’s match-winning scorer, Kristoffer Ajer talks about that crucial goal.

- MMA fighter and Celtic diehard, Chris Bungard also speaks exclusively in this week’s View.

- Natalie Ross talks ahead of the first league game of the season as the Ghirls prepare to take on Glasgow City.

- American youngster, Cameron Harper is in the magazine talking about breaking through to the reserve side.

- And we have a superb celebration centre-spread pull-out poster of Kristoffer Ajer.

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THAT’S now seven wins out of seven in 2020 for the Hoops as they have reached the quarter-finals of the Scottish Cup and now get set for another league encounter with Hearts, and this week’s Celtic View has been there all the way with the team.

In this week’s issue of the club’s official weekly magazine, Neil Lennon looks back at the sequence of wins as well as ahead to the games against Hearts and Aberdeen.

Also in this week’s View:

- Callum McGregor on his box-to-box role in this successful run of results.

- Greg Taylor talks about breaking into the first team at Celtic.

- We take a look at the story of John Glass, the man who really drove Celtic in the early years of the club.

- We also crunch the numbers form the amazing 33-game unbeaten run in the domestic cups.

- New Ghirl, Lisa Robertson gives her first interview with the club magazine.

- With St Valentine’s Day on the immediate horizon, we look at some Celtic tales from the day.

- And we have a superb centre-spread pull-out poster of Bayo.

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THAT’S five wins out of five in 2020 for the Hoops, and this week’s Celtic View catches up with the players following the two most recent wins and ahead of the next two trips to play Motherwell in the league and Clyde in the Scottish Cup.

In this week’s issue of the club's official weekly magazine, Neil Lennon looks back at the run of victories that sets the Hoops up for the coming week.

Also in this week’s View:

- In an exclusive interview, James Forrest talks about being on the goals’ trail again.

- Jonny Hayes also sat down with the View this week to talk about his attacking wing-back role.

- Christopher Jullien on scoring in another Premiership win at the weekend

- Academy Bhoy, Stephen Welsh made his first-team debut and he speaks in this week’s issue.

- New Ghirl, Jodie Bartle on what it means to be joining Celtic ahead of the new season.

- Scott Brown has reached 700 club appearances and we look at some landmarks.

-  The Celts have scored 100 domestic goals since Neil Lennon returned as manager and we check out the milestones.

- We look at the cup story of Celtic legend, Jimmy Delaney

- And we have a superb centre-spread pull-out poster of Greg Taylor.

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ON the back of two wins inside a few days and a five-point lead at the top of the table, there was more good news when new signing, Ismaila Soro checked into Paradise, and one of the first things he did was sit down to talk to the Celtic View.

In this week’s issue of the club's official weekly magazine, Neil Lennon has his say on the wins over Kilmarnock and Ross County while also looking ahead to the games against St Johnstone and Hamilton Accies.

Also in this week’s View:

- Jozo Simunovic talks exclusively to the View about his rehab in Croatia and his return to action with the Hoops.

- Young Aussie, Daniel Arzani has also made a welcome return to the playing side after a lengthy spell out, and he talks about how great it is to be back.

- Callum McGregor got the ball rolling against Ross County on Saturday and he looks back at the action and his penalty role.

- Youth Academy hopeful, Kieran McGrath speaks on playing for East Kilbride on loan as well as the Celtic reserves.

- New Ghirl, Sarah Teegarden talks to the View about the trip to Gran Canaria.

- Another new signing from the United States, Summer Green is hoping to have a successful career with the Celts.

-  Leigh Griffiths scored the first goal of the new decade and we delve into the archives to find the first scorer of every decade from the 1890s right bang up to date.

- We have the story of World War One hero, Robert Downie VC, whose portrait once hung in Celtic Park and then disappeared

- And we have a superb centre-spread pull-out celebration poster of Odsonne Edouard.

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THE Hoops are right now back in the thick of competitive action after the winter break, and, hot on the heels of the team’s 2-1 win over Partick Thistle in the Scottish Cup, the Celts hardly have time to draw breath as they get set to play both Kilmarnock and Ross County before the end of the week.

In this week’s issue of the Celtic View, Neil Lennon looks back at the win at Firhill as well as ahead to the games at Rugby Park and Celtic Park as the league campaign gets underway once more.

Also in this week’s View:

- Fraser Forster praises the effect goalkeeping coach, Stevie Woods has had on, not only his career, but the fortunes of every other Celtic keeper over recent years.

- Leigh Griffiths got Celtic’s first goal of the new decade and he speaks to the View about the thrill of finding the back of the net.

- Callum McGregor looks ahead to the trip down to Kilmarnock to take on the Ayrshire side.

- Jeremie Frimpong was right in the thick of the action at Firhill, and he looks back at the game.

- New Polish Celt, Patryk Klimala gives his first interview to the View.

- And we look at the Hoops careers of other Polish Celts down through the years.

- New women’s Head Coach, Fran Alonso also gives his first interview to the View, and Irish defender, Keeva Keenan talks about the move to professional status by the women’s team.

-  Celtic Women’s Sarah Ewens is in the hot seat in this week’s ‘Tic-Fire feature.

- Celtic-supporting artist, Frankie Mitchell talks about her inspiring work with the Celtic FC Foundation.

- And we have a superb centre-spread pull-out poster of Callum McGregor as well as news on how to win a shirt signed by new Bhoy, Patryk Klimala.

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Celtic View, the official Celtic Football Club weekly magazine, brings you all the in-depth news and views from Celtic Park. From exclusive interviews with Brendan Rodgers, the first-team squad and Hoops legends, to regular features with the youth academy and women’s team, you can be sure of a winning line-up every week. 

***Due to issues caused by the pandemic-enforced lockdown, Celtic FC has temporarily suspended publication of the Celtic View. An update will be provided as soon as possible.***

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