LAST weekend saw the return of the topflight in Antrim’s club football scene and it did not disappoint after an opening round filled to the brim with jam-packed action and drama amongst the return of some famous rivalries to the division.
SUNDAY'S Big One in the Scottish capital saw the Hoops travel to Tynecastle to face off in a third showdown this season against pacesetters Hearts, with the season virtually over for Martin O'Neill's side should they succumb to a defeat.
ON Monday evening Cliftonville fans heard the news that Canadian consortium group Toronto Investment Group (TIG) had officially confirmed their withdrawal from the takeover process at the Solitude club.
MONDAY evening saw Celtic’s higher-ups reportedly meet with manager Martin O’Neill and Shaun Maloney in what has been dubbed an emergency meeting by the Scottish press in the midst of a vital transfer window.
SUNDAY January 25th will see the penultimate weekend in America's biggest sport as the National Football League (NFL) championship weekend commences to see who will compete for Super Bowl LX (60) on February 8th.
IT has been quite the week at Celtic Football Club and if ever a measurement was used to gauge how reactionary and fickle football fans can be then just look at the reaction of Celtic supporters in the span of the past seven days.
