Celtic View de Glasgow, Royaume-Uni

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Téléphone :	+44 141 551 4218
Adresse :	Parkhead 95 Kerrydale Street, Glasgow, Royaume-Uni, G40 3RE Parkhead
Arrêts et stations de transports en commun proches	140 mParkhead, London Road/ Kinnear Road 170 mParkhead, London Road/ Dalriada Street 180 mBarrowfield, London Road/ Davaar Street
Catégories :	Journaux Couleur locale

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Heure locale (Glasgow)	05:36 dimanche 15 juin 2025

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Paul C.

Évaluation du lieu : 3
Glasgow, United Kingdom

The Celtic View is essentially Pravda for the green and white minded of the city. You can expect to read stories about how a new Asian signing used to fall asleep hugging a knitted doll of Peter Grant, how some fan has named his daughter Henrik and see pictures of celebrities wearing Celtic tops.
Nevertheless, toeing the line has at least ensured it gets interviews that newspapers are unable to get and it should be commended for its thorough coverage of all age groups throughout the club. With the odd good feature as well, it’s a decent read and one of the better club magazines in the UK market.

Gareth v.

Évaluation du lieu : 3
Glasgow, United Kingdom

This really is a specialist publication, although in the football mad city, it has a wide readership. Like The Digger, it comes like a fanzine, but has well-written and considered articles on the Hoops, often displaying a fierce independent spirit and determinedly against any moves that takes the club away from the fans.
It can also be a far more interesting read than the sports’ pages of the nationals, as it takes a strong line on just about every issue connected to the team.