Rangers going top would be breaking point for Celtic fans
Peter Martin, Alan Rough and Tam McManus discuss Celtic's form, the AGM on 1 December and Sunday's meeting with Kilmarnock.
By Peter Martin,
On The Football Show, Peter Martin, Alan Rough and Tam McManus discussed Celtic's form, the club's AGM on 1 December, the board's visits to supporters clubs, and Sunday's 4pm match against Kilmarnock.
Turning the corner?
The panel considered whether Celtic are turning the corner. "It was three wins in 10. Now it's four wins in 11." The point was made, though, that after an hour against Beşiktaş, "the fans are absolutely hacked off with it all."
The AGM
With Celtic's AGM on 1 December, Peter Martin turned to the interim chairman's interview, saying "they don't want a repeat of what happened last year". The panel also discussed the board's visits to supporters clubs and asked whether it will be "a disciplined AGM".
Rangers the real test
The sharpest warning concerned the title race. "If Rangers suddenly hit the front, that's when the real pressure comes because then this is breaking point for Celtic fans."
The panel pointed out that Rangers have one game a week, while Celtic "have still got European games up to Christmas".
Kilmarnock
Kilmarnock come into Sunday's match with one win in their last six. The panel debated whether Kasper Høgh starts, with the verdict that "He's got to score this week." They also asked whether Neil McCann should "bolt that back door".