The Hello, this is the Cynic Weekly. I am your host, Louis McCaffrey.

This week I'm joined by Christopher Sermany, Ian Dugan and Aaron Connolly.

This podcast reaches you at a pretty pivotal and important time for our club.

The last few days, especially, things have went from an issue of football matters to one,

an issue of basically who owns our club, who runs our club, who does our club belong to?

It does not belong to a set of millionaires that sit in the boardroom

just because they have the power to make certain decisions.

It belongs to the fans, belongs to us.

We are the ones that carry forward its traditions, that carry its name,

and we're not being held anymore. We are being insulted. We're being treated

like customers. And we are basically being told to keep quiet. We've really got nothing to do

with what happens with our club. Our say and our opinion doesn't seem to matter. Well, at the

Seneca, I think from day one, our reason for being has always been to give

supporters a voice, to be a community where people can talk about Celtic and what's

happening on and off the pitch. So we are going to be your voice. We have a lot to say tonight.

I'm sure you do too.

We've got a lot of questions and comments coming in.

And we've got a lot of things to cover.

We're going to start off, Chris Omani.

Can you sum up your feelings and emotions over the course of the last week?

I don't think I can, Louie, no.

You've gone through so many stages during this, and I mean, I think it's safe to say that the fans were far ahead of the board in terms of where we felt the club were

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