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"Our primary objective for the financial year to 30th June 2012 was to win the Scottish Premier League title and provide a route to the Group Stages of the UEFA Champions League," declared club Chairman Ian Bankier. "I am delighted to be in a position to report that this objective was fulfilled. Having recovered the SPL title in May, we then qualified for the Group Stages of the European Champions League after defeating Helsinki and Helsingborgs in the third qualifying round and play-offs. Our reward is participation in the highest echelons of European football for the first time since season 2008/09," he said, adding that the financial benefits of getting beyond the European qualifying rounds are "material".
Celtic got its priorities right in its full-year results statement, listing the football club's achievements on the pitch before moving on to the financial highlights. Mind you, the club seems to have done rather better on the footie pitch than in the market place. Despite winning the Scottish Premier League, losing in the final of the League Cup and hosting four European home ties - twice the number it hosted the year before - it still slipped into the red. Loss before tax in the year ended June 30th was £7.37m, versus a profit the year before of £0.10m. This was despite investment in football personnel virtually halving to £5.24m from £10.29m in the previous year. Group revenue eased to £51.34m from £52.56m the previous year. 2011/12 was hailed as a successful season for ticket sales with over 42,500 standard season tickets sold with a value of more than £13.8m. Home match tickets sales of over 220,000 generated an income of more than £4.5m, which included the club's Europa League Play Off and Group Stage matches. Year-end net debt widened to £2.77m from £0.53m, but it does not look like the club's supporters need to worry at the moment about the prospect of following its Glasgow rival, Rangers, into administration.
"BRU CAMP!!!!!
To get rid of the bigotry in Scotland disguised in the support of sport, hope the vote goes in favour of div 3, and while we're at it, authorities should take the opportunity to get rid of the sectarian marches which blight our towns and cities at this time of year. Opportunity is there. It I don't think anyone fancies taking it on.
I do accept that there are some genuine football people who supported the club formerly known as Rangers,
I never thought I would see Rangers, or whatever they are called or to be called in such a sorry state, totally self inflicted ofcourse, I think back on David Murry saying for every fiver Celtic spend we will spend a tenner, little did we know he was speaking of someone elses tenner......and I cant help but smile, I do hope they are wiped out completely for it was a totally bigoted cancerous blight on Scotland, and we shall all be better of with the demise of this cancer.
Stathclyde police now to investigate CW .....the plot thickens,
Lol I'm not a shareholder in CFC but have been a supporter all my life, was sad lol...to see all the diehard bluenoses greetin on tv about how hard done to they are. My view that big Watty will not make a serious offer to green until he has the inside nod from SPL & SFA on planned disciplines sanctions, if it looks like £15m or div 3 he will walk and Charles green left with the £5.5m bath water.
I knew if I waited long enough someone would muster a reply well done, anyway looks like Rangers are up shoite creek without a canoe never mind a paddle, interesting times indeed. Given the current situation it is hard to see how they can survive in any form, CVA rejected surely all the Rangers assets will now be sold and the monies raised split among the creditors, but I would not be suprised if they found a way of paying nobody anything,,,,,,
Wait, don't go now! Today it just got interesting. LOL
honestly I will not hang around here much longer, ..... there must be other Celtic supporters with shares who read these boards. .......waiting tapping feet,........
It would seem I am, oh well have it your way....
Am I the only person who looks at this board ?
Rangers cease to exist Celtic say to EPL we have no real competition can we play with you please, they say ok share price goes BOOOOM. now would that be nice or what?????
Hello is anybody there.......
on Sunday :-)
The supporters have wised up to watching poor football. Yes the ticket price has contributed, more alarming is the increse in kids supporting English teams. I would prefer the English premier, but a European league might be first let's hope something Happens.
Delighted at the recent financial results - only 500 grand in the red. However, go back to Jan 09, pay an extra 500k for Fletcher (now of Wolves) and a guaranteed 4 in a row withh associated champs league income would be Celtics. Rangers would be weaker, and we wouldnt be in the unbelievable position of trying to stop 4 in a row against a team in constant threat of administration. Even this year - pays Notts forest 500k to get our new centre half wilson released early and that could have made all the difference. Not being daft - know celtic cant afford premiership level wages, but they are not shy at charging the fans EPL level season ticket prices! The gaping areas of empty seats at home games this early in the season tells a story - the fans loyalty is wearing a bit thin with almost nothing back from the board.
Am a celtic fan, slightly embarassed at my last poorly spelled post on this page, who is more than a bit concerned at the european results this week. Was at the tic game, and we were abysmal, in a manner which is hard to imagine being repeated so not too downhearted about the prospects of a return led against a journeyman team. Hearts getting thumped by spurs was nowhere near as big a shock as portrayed - they lost to motherwell the other week after all! Rangers will, im sure destroy Maribor in the home leg so chances are 2 out of 3 through.
Does anyone think that Celtic will ever have access to the EPL? Such a move would transform values in this share overnight. Too think this Sp was many multiples of this figure 10-15 years ago - a common story with football clubs and the bloated salries players have received in the period since.
Straight from the Football Coaching Manual. If the full back leaves a hole, its the centre backs job to fill it.
American singer-songwriter Gil Scott-Heron, one of the most influential figures in modern black music, was born today in 1949. One little-known fact about Scott-Heron was that his father, Giles, was once a player for Celtic FC.