This man is completely at odds with the ethos of the club. He must resign.
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Andy garry
10 years ago
Celtic , started for the poor by the poor!
Shame on you Mr Livingston
Unforgivable
Also pay the minimum wage
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Anthony Stewart
10 years ago
This goes against everything we stand for as a football club. His position is untenable.
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Sean Gaughan
10 years ago
Disgrace of a man!
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Liam O Keeffe
10 years ago
This man has no place at our club,we were founded to help the most vulnerable of society yet he has chosen to inflict more suffering and hardship upon the working class people.
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Louie Kehoe
10 years ago
Not what our club is about
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Doesn't represent the club's ethos or fans in anyway
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John Bayne
10 years ago
How can a man with such values be on the board of Celtic Football Club!
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Daniel walsh
10 years ago
No place at Celtic for these politicians who gain from riding on the back of those more unfortunate shame on you
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Lesley Biggam
10 years ago
Get this scum away from our club !!!
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John Francis Cross
10 years ago
Unelected peers have no place at our club considering we were founded as a charity to help the poor. This guy is responsible for spreading poverty not tackling it!
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Paul mitchell
10 years ago
No one at celtic fc should be supporting sanctions against the poorest of society. Goes against the fabric of our great club
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Ross Son Of Peter
10 years ago
Yes, I see the argument to keep politics and football separate, but when the politics conflicts with the core values of the club then I feel we as fans have a right and an obligation to make our voice heard and oust this man, who on the board of a club who was founded on the principles of helping the poorest in society, voted to put those poorest in even more dire conditions
I for one do not think a man like that should be at a club like celtic, it is a disgrace
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Paul Walsh
10 years ago
Just go, and go now. There must be some other organisation that is handing out free lunches for those that need them least....
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Dominic O'Hagan
10 years ago
when people say that 'Celtic is a club open to all' it means all sects, religions and colours. That doesn't include the choices we make. If people choose to attack the poor, support racism (in the case of Livingstone Zionism), and support political parties that would of shut the door on our parents and grandparents then we should make clear they are not welcome.
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Jason Turnbull
10 years ago
Not in my name,, got to go
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gerrymellon
10 years ago
We can well do without his kind !
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Stephen Ryan
10 years ago
The inappropriately named Lord of Parkhead shows how out of touch with the support and history of the club and its location our current Plc board are . Time to go
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ciaran connolly
10 years ago
To attack the poorest people in society is disgusting, but to do it when you are on the board of my club, that was formed and prides itself on helping the poor, actually turns my stomach
Brother Walfrid.
This man is completely at odds with the ethos of the club. He must resign.
Celtic , started for the poor by the poor! Shame on you Mr Livingston Unforgivable Also pay the minimum wage
This goes against everything we stand for as a football club. His position is untenable.
Disgrace of a man!
This man has no place at our club,we were founded to help the most vulnerable of society yet he has chosen to inflict more suffering and hardship upon the working class people.
Not what our club is about
Doesn't represent the club's ethos or fans in anyway
How can a man with such values be on the board of Celtic Football Club!
No place at Celtic for these politicians who gain from riding on the back of those more unfortunate shame on you
Get this scum away from our club !!!
Unelected peers have no place at our club considering we were founded as a charity to help the poor. This guy is responsible for spreading poverty not tackling it!
No one at celtic fc should be supporting sanctions against the poorest of society. Goes against the fabric of our great club
Yes, I see the argument to keep politics and football separate, but when the politics conflicts with the core values of the club then I feel we as fans have a right and an obligation to make our voice heard and oust this man, who on the board of a club who was founded on the principles of helping the poorest in society, voted to put those poorest in even more dire conditions I for one do not think a man like that should be at a club like celtic, it is a disgrace
Just go, and go now. There must be some other organisation that is handing out free lunches for those that need them least....
when people say that 'Celtic is a club open to all' it means all sects, religions and colours. That doesn't include the choices we make. If people choose to attack the poor, support racism (in the case of Livingstone Zionism), and support political parties that would of shut the door on our parents and grandparents then we should make clear they are not welcome.
Not in my name,, got to go
We can well do without his kind !
The inappropriately named Lord of Parkhead shows how out of touch with the support and history of the club and its location our current Plc board are . Time to go
To attack the poorest people in society is disgusting, but to do it when you are on the board of my club, that was formed and prides itself on helping the poor, actually turns my stomach