As Celtic’s form continues to meander to the end of the season, journalist and Clyde Superscoreboard pundit, Mark Guidi, claimed that the Livingston results doesn’t matter. It is what the majority shareholder, Dermott Desmond, does next.
Guidi pulled no punches last night when he said, “I don’t think it matters (the Livingston game). Obviously, Celtic will want to win to see that they’ll still get second place to play for which I think will be, will be fine.
“Celtic will get second place just as easily as Rangers are going to win the league. but it’s about the bigger picture that the football club. I get the Dubai thing I get it still rumbling on. But for me, it’s not important anymore.
“That happened two weeks ago yes it followed still there from COVID, but it’s about what’s happening with key positions at the football club from the chairman, the chief executive to the manager to the head of recruitment, to the possibly four or five key players that might want to leave. Will they want to leave in this window?
“It’s massive questions that are dependent on the future of the club that depend on whether supporters want to go and buy a season ticket, whether that’s four to 500 pounds seat that you’ve got, or whether it’s a hospitality table but there’s £30million, if not more 30 million quid rating on these key decisions, not £30 million quid riding on what happens at Livingston today. £30 million quid riding on what Dermott Desmond decides to do.”