They say even a broken clock is right twice a day, and regular readers will know my...
James Forrest
James Forrest has been the editor of The CelticBlog for 13 years. Prior to that, he was the editor of several digital magazines on subjects as diverse as Scottish music, true crime, politics and football. He ran the Scottish football site On Fields of Green and, during the independence referendum, the Scottish politics site Comment Isn't Free. In addition to running The CelticBlog he is a member of the Trinity Tims podcast team and the author of the politics Substack blog A Country Of Our Own. He's the author of one novel, one book of short stories and one novella. He is a native of Glasgow and in his spare time is a strategy gamer, music lover and avid reader.
Last week, Willie Haughey and Paul McStay’s project broke ground and broke cover, and the group calling...
This morning, Paulina put up an outstanding piece, absolutely outstanding, on our continued silence, and Celtic’s lack...
Well, in the end it took a giant of European football to show Police Scotland and the...
The arrests over the Scottish Cup game at Ibrox continue to come, and it will be interesting...
So Keane is now the frontrunner. Wow. When you do this job, it is always worth keeping...
Celtic have pressure this summer. That is obvious. I wrote about it yesterday. The Champions League qualifier...
And so it seems Celtic’s global managerial hunt is over. It turns out Dermot Desmond scoured the...
The news tonight that Arne Engels is being monitored by AC Milan will not come as a...
This is far and away the strangest article I have ever had to write for this blog....