Celtic Fans Collective and Green Brigade to meet Celtic

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·11. Februar 2026

Celtic Fans Collective and Green Brigade to meet Celtic

The Celtic Fans Collective has this afternoon updated its members, including of course The Celtic Star, and have confirmed that they will meet Celtic’s interim Chairman Brian Wilson alongside Executive Directors from the club next week…

Celtic Fans Collective Protest at Easter Road. Sunday 30 November 2025. Hibs v Celtic, Scottish Premiership. Photo Vagelis Georgariou (The Celtic Star)

And they also confirm that the Green Brigade will meet the club this week with a new to getting the ban lifted as quickly as possible and the support back inside the stadium as Celtic enter a crucial part of the season.

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Here is the update from the Celtic Fans Collective…

Thank you for your patience while we have been attempting to organise a meeting with Celtic FC. This has been a more difficult and protracted process than it should have been, and we want to set out the current position.

Celtic interim Chairman Brian Wilson looks on during the Scottish Premiership match between Celtic and Falkirk at Celtic Park on February 01, 2026. (Photo by Ian MacNicol/Getty Images)

On Thursday, Brian Wilson contacted a representative of the Collective by email, offering to meet the individual informally in Glasgow. This message was sent to a dormant email address and was only picked up on Friday. The representative acknowledged the email, agreed that a meeting would be beneficial for both the Collective and the Club, proposed dates and times, and asked that further correspondence be directed through the Collective’s email address, which was copied into the reply. This email received no response.

Celtic Fans Collective protest at Celtic Park ahead of the Celtic v Falkirk match. 29 October 2025. Photo Vagelis Georgariou (The Celtic Star)

On Monday evening, a different representative was contacted by telephone. The Club proposed that the two representatives who had now been independently contacted meet with George Campbell, Head of Legal, and Brian Wilson at 10am on Wednesday. The representative agreed in principle but again requested that arrangements be made formally through the Collective.

Celtic interim Chairman Brian Wilson, Celtic Chief Executive Michael Nicholson & Celtic Chief Financial Officer Chris McKay watch the action from the directors box. Celtic v Dundee, Scottish Cup, Fifth Round, Celtic Park, Glasgow, 07 February 2026. Photo Stuart Wallace/Shutterstock

On Tuesday, the Celtic Fans Collective wrote to both Brian Wilson and George Campbell confirming availability for the proposed meeting at 10am on Wednesday. The email included the names of nominated representatives and a proposed agenda. Unfortunately, yesterday afternoon we were informed that discussion of this agenda would require members of the executive team to be present, and they would not be available until next Wednesday.

Celtic Fans Collective protest at Celtic Park ahead of the Celtic v Falkirk match. 29 October 2025. Photo Vagelis Georgariou (The Celtic Star)

As a result, the meeting scheduled for today was cancelled, and a new meeting will now take place next week.

Our Dear Green Place tifo by the Green Brigade, September 2024. Photo IMAGO

In the meantime, the Green Brigade had separately been offered a meeting on Thursday afternoon. Despite their willingness to postpone until after the Collective meeting, we have encouraged them to proceed in the hope of beginning the process that will allow their return to matches as quickly as possible.

We will keep you informed of any further developments.

Many thanks,

Celtic Fans Collective