In nearly 140 years of rich Celtic history, few decades capture the essence of the club quite like the 1980s. It was a time of immense talent, unforgettable triumphs, and sheer drama – a golden era packed with highs, heartbreaks, and heroic comebacks. The Hoops not only battled the traditional rivalry with Rangers, but also faced fierce challenges from the likes of Aberdeen, Dundee United, and Hearts. Through it all, Celtic delivered some of the most cherished seasons in living memory. The era was defined by big personalities and iconic figures – names like Paul McStay, Tommy Burns, Danny McGrain, and of course, the legendary Billy McNeill – all of whom left an indelible mark on the club. In this special episode, Tino is joined by editor Matt Corr to reflect on this unforgettable decade, as we look ahead to the release of “Celtic In The Eighties”, the final book written by the late, great David Potter before his sad passing in July 2023. It’s a heartfelt tribute to one of the most beloved periods in Celtic’s story – and one that continues to resonate with generations of fans. ********************************* 🎙️ Watch the full episode right now on our brand new Patreon at
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Celtic in the 80s: Glory Days and the Centenary Dream
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