Celtic supporters’ frustrations boiled over during their recent match against Aberdeen, with banners and chants targeting the club’s leadership. Former player and pundit Frank McAvennie didn’t mince words, criticizing chairman Peter Lawwell for the team’s lackluster January transfer window and disconnected approach to football matters.
Fans expressed their discontent with Celtic’s transfer dealings and perceived lack of ambition, especially in contrast to rivals Rangers’ progress. McAvennie emphasized the urgency for Celtic to invest in players ready for immediate impact, warning that failure to win the title would only deepen supporters’ resentment towards the board and manager Brendan Rodgers.
Highlighting the disparity in spending between Celtic and Rangers, McAvennie questioned Lawwell’s contributions to the club and the strategic direction of player recruitment. The sentiment among fans is clear: they demand results now and expect the club to invest wisely in players capable of delivering success on the field.
