Celtic has threatened indefinite bans for those involved in the St Andrews protest – but three words in the club’s statement raise serious questions. Celtic’s extraordinary statement following the protest against Dermot Desmond at St Andrews contains plenty to debate.…

Celtic has threatened indefinite bans from Celtic Park for anyone found to have been involved in planning, facilitating, or participating in a protest against Dermot Desmond at St Andrews. The demonstration involved tennis balls being thrown onto the golf course. Following the incident, the club stated that it will seek to identify and punish individuals connected to organizing or carrying out the disruption.
Author's Column argues that Celtic's broad wording creates serious uncertainty for supporters regarding what actions constitute facilitation and how guilt will be established. The writer contends that the club must ensure proportionality, transparency, and a clear appeals process rather than issuing indefinite exclusions behind closed doors.
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