‘You want better communication but can’t post minutes of the meeting’

Celtic provided an update for supporters after a meeting at the Greenock Celtic Supporters Club, which included members from various clubs. The meeting took place last night, May 25th 1967, and lasted two-and-a-half hours. The attendees voiced concerns and asked critical questions about the club's management, recruitment, transfer policy, communications, and ambitions. Both Martin O’Neill, the manager, and Brian Wilson, the chairman, participated in the meeting, answering questions to the best of their ability.

Celtic’s Chief Executive Officer, Michael Nicholson, expressed gratitude to the Greenock Supporters' Club and the attendees for the opportunity to discuss their concerns. He stated that the messages delivered by supporters would be taken on board and learned from. O’Neill also expressed solidarity with the supporters, emphasizing that the club's resolve and commitment to success remain strong.

Supporter responses varied, with some criticizing the interim management and expressing frustration, while others called for a change in the board and management. Some supporters demanded transparency, such as minutes of the meeting and recordings of the discussion. There were also suggestions for new management and increased investment in the best available manager.