Fraser Forster breaks Celtic exit silence as goalkeeper explains transfer snub

Dominic McKay before the end of the week - but insists he won’t treat it as an interview for the manager’s job.Caretaker boss Kennedy takes his team to Pittodrie tomorrow on the back of the Old Firm Scottish Cup defeat which has effectively ended the club’s season and undermined his own hopes of landing the role on a permanent basis.But he will hold talks with incoming CEO McKay on Friday as the new man in charge presses ahead with plans to overhaul the club’s management structure ahead of a massive summer rebuild.Asked if he will go into the meeting as a viable candidate to replace Neil Lennon in the hotseat Kennedy said: “The conversation will be a casual one.

Neil Lennon has slammed the European Super League after the breakaway division fell apart on Tuesday. Both Chelsea and Manchester City have pulled out of the derided cash-grab from 12 European heavyweights with the division hanging by a thread.

Leigh Griffiths can still produce some last-gasp heroics in a bid to rescue his Parkhead career. The 30-year-old has endured a torrid campaign that started on sour note when former boss Neil Lennon read him the riot act during pre-season over fitness concerns.

Eddie Howe owes Celtic a final manager's job answer so they can continued their new boss hunt. The Englishman is the number one target with fans eagerly awaiting an update from the club on a replacement for Neil Lennon.However, the former Bournemouth boss is still to be confirmed with the delay sparking concerns he will look for a Premier League job instead.

Eddie Howe has slammed plans for a Super League as he laid out his view on football's future. The Englishman knows the value of the lower leagues, having taken Bournemouth from the fourth tier to the Premier League.

Manchester United legend Roy Keane reportedly fears he has missed out on the Celtic job after holding talks over a potential return to management.

Paul Lambert is using fellow ex-Celt David Moyes as his inspiration as he looks for a route back into management. But the Parkhead legend repeated his stance that he has no interest in taking over as former team-mate Neil Lennon’s permanent successor.Lambert left Ipswich Town at the end of February and has been using his time out of the dug-out to consider his next challenge.And the 51-year-old has taken heart from Moyes’ managerial rehabilitation after taking West Ham from relegation battlers to Champions League challengers in his second spell at the Londoners.Moyes has rebuilt his career following struggling spells at Real Sociedad and Sunderland following his sacking a Manchester United and many had written him off.

Neil Lennon’s agent has hit out at trolls who secretly filmed the ex-Celtic manager in an English pub, sparking a police probe.Martin Reilly said Lennon had been harassed and verbally abused for hours during a business lunch before being covertly recorded at a hotel.Footage of an argument involving the former Parkhead boss, who looked under the influence of alcohol, has gone viral on social media platforms.It led to police opening up an investigation into whether he had breached cross-border Covid-19 rules by going to Carlisle’s Halston Hotel with Glasgow Rocks basketball team owner Duncan Smillie.Did you know you can keep up to date with the latest news by signing up to our daily newsletter?We send a morning and lunchtime newsletter

Neil Lennon’s sacking is the driving force behind Celtic’s bid for Scottish Cup glory. The Hoops caretaker boss says the turmoil at the club and the dismissal of Lennon was the wake-up call for players and staff to transform their season.

John Kennedy is in a great position to be appointed as the permanent Parkhead boss claims Gordon Strachan. The likes of Eddie Howe are being linked with the job but Strachan believes that if the Hoops' key targets are unavailable Kennedy has a chance to make his case.

Fraser Forster will complete a remarkable journey from the “dark days” of being a forgotten man to potential Wembley hero.

Brendan Rodgers ' advice over whether he should take the Celtic job. The former Bournemouth boss emerged as the Parkhead club's top target to replace Neil Lennon last month.But talks have slowed in recent weeks after the 43-year-old's camp denied he was on the brink of signing a deal.The Mirror report Howe contacted former Celtic boss Rodgers, looking for advice on potentially accepting the role.

Alex McLeish believes Celtic need to get the "wheels turning again" in their search to name Neil Lennon's permanent successor. It's set to be an important week as interim boss John Kennedy aims to defeat Rangers in the Scottish Cup last 16 clash at Ibrox.

investigating a video featuring ex-Celtic manager Neil Lennon. A video clip has been circulated on social media apparently showing the former Celtic manager in Halston Hotel in Carlisle on Tuesday night.

Neil Lennon at an English hotel. A video clip has been circulated on social media apparently showing the former Celtic manager in Halston Hotel in Carlisle on Tuesday night.

Scott Brown when the captain’s Celtic legend was born. It was inside Ibrox during a last 16 Scottish Cup tie a decade ago.

Celtic manager if he brings the Scottish Cup back to Paradise - according to John Hartson. While the pundit admits there are others, including Eddie Howe and Steve Clarke who would be better placed to take on the job, he admits if the Hoops' key targets are unavailable there could be a case for Kennedy if he brings success.

Celtic manager. A position as yet still vacant, I understand.Not because I think I could do the job or that I might be the preferred choice of anyone in their right mind.

Ally McCoist hilariously sparred over Celtic's managerial situation as the pair debated why Eddie Howe hasn't been named as boss yet. The Englishman has been identified as the top target to replace Neil Lennon but talks have hit a snag.

Celtic will be "sorted" claims Charlie Austin as he predicted the former Bournemouth boss to be a success in Glasgow. Austin, who played under Howe during his time at Burnley, heaped praise on the frontrunner to replace Neil Lennon at Celtic Park.

Eddie Howe waiting game. The former Bournemouth boss has held discussions with the Parkhead board and is hoping to recruit Richard Hughes as director of football in Glasgow.