On Monday 26th October 2015 Lord Ian Livingston voted in favour of cutting tax credits for some of the poorest families in the UK. Lord Livingston sits on the board of directors of Celtic Football Club. A club that was formed to help feed the poor in the east end of Glasgow. This work continues today with the ongoing efforts of the Celtic Foundation. We find it hypocritical that Lord Livingston is considered a part of this + wish him to be removed from the board of directors !
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Frank Morris
10 years ago
Does not sit well with the foundation principles of our club. Ours is a preferential option for the poor.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Wow. What an awful human being. He makes his money from the working class and then tries to shaft them.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Not a Celtic fan, but respect the club and its heritage. Ian Livingston must have known that his actions would run counter to Celtic’s ethos. Get rid.
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Eddie
10 years ago
Get rid of the Evil B
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Joe Clifford
10 years ago
Get him out
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Dawn stobbart
10 years ago
This man does not deserve to be linked to Celtic Football Club.
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hazel mcateer
10 years ago
Shocked that he would vote for this. It's the poorest that keep the club alive not the bloody rich!
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Matthew Ritchie
10 years ago
Disgusting and unnecessary. It demonstrates this man knows nothing about the Celtic fans!
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Mark Fletcher
10 years ago
He needs to go. Celtic help the poor. Lord Livingston hates the poor.
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Thomas Hughes
10 years ago
Totally against the Celtic way
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Neill gallagher
10 years ago
££££££££££££
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John McCabe
10 years ago
I do not know how he can reconcile his actions with being a member of the Celtic family. He simply has to go. However most football board members are politically diametrically opposed to the views of the majority of their fans.
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Hugh Mcfarlane
10 years ago
An utter disgrace, should never show his face any were near Celtic park
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Michael Wilkie
10 years ago
A club to help the poor.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
He's a disgrace
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Stuart Thomson
10 years ago
Unacceptable moral and social standards from anyone associated with Glasgow Celtic Football Club.
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Rory Maguire
10 years ago
You should know your history. This is a joke.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Totally contrary to the founders ethos...let's show people that money DOESN'T always win!
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Dylan Wilkinson
10 years ago
I am not a celtic fan but noone on the board of a club in a working class game should vote for something so critically damaging to the working class.
On Monday 26th October 2015 Lord Ian Livingston voted in favour of cutting tax credits for some of the poorest families in the UK. Lord Livingston sits on the board of directors of Celtic Football Club. A club that was formed to help feed the poor in the east end of Glasgow. This work continues today with the ongoing efforts of the Celtic Foundation. We find it hypocritical that Lord Livingston is considered a part of this + wish him to be removed from the board of directors !
Does not sit well with the foundation principles of our club. Ours is a preferential option for the poor.
Wow. What an awful human being. He makes his money from the working class and then tries to shaft them.
Not a Celtic fan, but respect the club and its heritage. Ian Livingston must have known that his actions would run counter to Celtic’s ethos. Get rid.
Get rid of the Evil B
Get him out
This man does not deserve to be linked to Celtic Football Club.
Shocked that he would vote for this. It's the poorest that keep the club alive not the bloody rich!
Disgusting and unnecessary. It demonstrates this man knows nothing about the Celtic fans!
He needs to go. Celtic help the poor. Lord Livingston hates the poor.
Totally against the Celtic way
££££££££££££
I do not know how he can reconcile his actions with being a member of the Celtic family. He simply has to go. However most football board members are politically diametrically opposed to the views of the majority of their fans.
An utter disgrace, should never show his face any were near Celtic park
A club to help the poor.
He's a disgrace
Unacceptable moral and social standards from anyone associated with Glasgow Celtic Football Club.
You should know your history. This is a joke.
Totally contrary to the founders ethos...let's show people that money DOESN'T always win!
I am not a celtic fan but noone on the board of a club in a working class game should vote for something so critically damaging to the working class.