🗣️ "I think maybe they’ve got a point [with the boycott], the supporters. Our transfers have been sloppy sometimes. But then, on the other side of it, look how many trophies we’ve won."

Celebrity Celtic supporter Rod Stewart conceded on talkSPORT that the Green Brigade fan group "have a point" regarding their boycott of matches, citing the club's "sloppy" transfer dealings. The ultras group announced an absence from Celtic's Europa League clash against Celta Vigo due to grievances with the Parkhead board. Stewart noted the negative atmosphere but urged the remaining crowd to make noise to support the team.
Stewart also revealed he sent a message to Martin O'Neill suggesting tactical starting lineup choices ahead of Celtic's recent 7-1 victory over Hearts. While acknowledging supporters' frustrations, the rock star highlighted Celtic's ongoing domestic success and expressed optimism regarding the team's chances against Celta Vigo.
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