The Full Scottish

Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers owes loanee striker Adam Idah for keeping the ship afloat—at least for now. Read more in this week’s Full Scottish.

Over the past decade and a half, under managers Neil Lennon I, Ronny Deila, Brendan Rodgers I, Lennon II and, now, Rodgers II, Celtic have left their transfer business in January until late in the month, and seemingly only filled part of their shopping list. It’s Groundhog Day in the United States as we write

Things haven’t gone according to plan during this transfer window for several of Scotland’s big clubs, as Brian P. Dunleavy explains here.

With the exception of the two winter windows under Ange Postecoglou, Celtic have waited until late in the month to close the deal on any incoming signings.

New Ross County manager Derek Adams sure has had a lot to say about the ‘shocking’ state of the game since his return to Scottish football in late November.

There are a few interesting figures heading into Saturday’s Glasgow derby between Celtic and Rangers at Celtic Park. We’ve listed them in this article.

Last weekend, Celtic fans, whose side were at the top of the table and fresh off a domestic treble-winning campaign in 2022-23 were singing, “Sack the board.”

For all that divides them, Celtic and Rangers share one trait in common: A loss, regardless of the competition, amounts to a crisis.

Reports suggest Scott McKenna has been banished from training at Forest and told he can leave during the January transfer window.

Brendan Rodgers has cited a lack of quality at Celtic as the reason for their inglorious exit from the Champions League this season.