John Reid

...their costs under control. Some Celtic supporters have voiced frustration over the club's transfer policy but Reid's comments appear to have dashed hopes of going into debt in order to finance squad rebuilding. ''The reality is we made a...

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...to that institution is greater than you can afford. " Reid added: "I think we ought to remember the video shown at the AGM, it showed Celtic 15 years ago on the bank of bankruptcy. "The experience of being three hours from bankruptcy and...

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Celtic chairman John Reid pledges to keep the club's finances under control Celtic will not be allowed to fall into the same financial turmoil which is currently enveloping Old Firm rivals Rangers, according to Parkhead chairman John Reid.

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...what is going on at Celtic. Findlay despairs of what she sees as the present board's obsession with zero debt, and will seek to ask Lawwell and Reid why there is no greater degree of investment in the team. "The quality is becoming poorer...

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...very notion. On Friday, when Findlay raised this and other points with Reid in open debate at the AGM, the Celtic chairman replied caustically that she could "go across the city" if she wasn't happy with how things were at Celtic. Reid might...

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And this on the same day that John Reid, the Celtic chairman, and Peter Lawwell, the club's chief executive, predicted a tough five-year cycle ahead for their club in a private briefing - and sumptuous lunch - with members of the media.

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