Cameron Then Demonstrates His Total, Utter, Ignorance Of The Celtic Support …
“Would the supporters accept a mediocre return in Europe, or even downright failure to get through the qualifiers, if it means as little risk as possible would be taken to ensure history is made? My guess is they would.”
My guess is, Cameron doesn’t know a single Celtic fan, and those he does know are probably laughing their backsides off at having steered him towards this absolutely ludicrous conclusion.
Celtic fans want to be in Europe.
We expect to be in Europe.
Europe is where our club tests itself most, where its players get the best experience, it’s one of the club’s selling points to potential signings and, of course, it is the source of a lot of the money that keeps us the biggest club in the land.
What Cameron hasn’t grasped yet is that Celtic fans have it good, and we see no reason why we cannot continue to have it good, and why, in fact, we cannot simply have it all.
As I said in one of the earlier segments, for every year of the eight title wins so far we have had European group stage football on top of winning leagues.
In fact, we have not been without European Group Stage football since 2010.
Before that, it was Strachan’s first season against Artmedia.
We’ve been without European Group Stage football for a handful of years in the last 20.
Any season now without it would be thought of us a total disaster, not only in the stands but in the Celtic boardroom too.
Nobody would accept that result, and I include Neil Lennon himself.