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The I'm your host Keith McGinty and of using football to help the needy.

I'm your host Keith McGinty and I'm delighted to be joined by tonight's special guests.

Since its opening July 2016, the standing section of Celtic Park has been the main source

of noise and colour during match days, composing of a mixture of regular fans and ultras of the Green Brigade.

This section has become the envy of many clubs throughout Britain.

Ten years after the Green Brigade was formed in 2006, it is fitting that their importance in creating

a European-style atmosphere at Celtic Park was acknowledged by the club with the formation

of the standing section. North Curve Celtic was a way of the club with the formation of the standing section.

North Curve Celtic was a way of uniting all the fans in the section.

Their influence has not been limited to within the stadium as fundraising efforts have reached

those in both need domestically and worldwide.

Today I'm delighted to be joined by Mack and Martin from North Curve Celtic as they tell us more about their own charitable foundations.

Mack Martin, how he's doing?

How you doing? All good. Thanks for having us on.

Cheers for having us.

As I said to you's just off there. When I first thought about doing these podcasts, Tony Hamilton of the Celtic Foundation,

someone from the Cano Kids and yourselves were the three men ones I was

hoping to get on because I think of all the Celtic fan groups,

you guys are the ones at the front that are really doing the most to help

those that really do need it.

So I'm absolutely delighted to have you on.

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