Missing out on Champions League football for a second consecutive season serves as a defining indictment of Dermot Desmond’s modern tenure at Celtic. It’s becoming…

Writer Amir Mir argues that former Rangers owner David Murray is correct about Dermot Desmond treating Celtic purely as an investment, but wrong to criticize fans' expectations. Speaking on Graeme Souness' YouTube channel, Murray claimed both Celtic and Rangers lack the financial wherewithal to be Champions League clubs and suggested supporter expectations are set unrealistically high.
Mir rejects the notion that Celtic supporters should lower their ambitions, pointing out that peer clubs like Bodo/Glimt and Club Brugge remain competitive in Europe. The article also notes that Celtic fans recently protested against principal shareholder Desmond by throwing tennis balls near him during the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship at St Andrews.
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