CDSA latest supporters group to issue vote of no confidence in Celtic Board

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·11 septembre 2025

CDSA latest supporters group to issue vote of no confidence in Celtic Board

Another day, another Celtic supporter’s group steps forward with a statement that explains why their members have voted overwhelming to issue their own vote of no confidence in the Celtic Board…

Celtic Park. 17 May 2025.. Photo Vagelis Georgariou

This time it’s the Celtic Disabled Supporters Association and with their name added to the list that is a full house of supporters organisations who have called out the Celtic board for lack of ambition, failing in the summer transfer window and that dreadful statement that was issued on Saturday evening and has been widely condemned across the Celtic family.

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Last night at the supporters meeting at Gracies in the Merchant City many of the Celtic fan media outlets attended including The Celtic Star and collectively they provide a highly significant platform to reach the Celtic support without having to rely on pre-filtered news from the mainstream media. Here is today’s statement from the Celtic Disabled Supporters Association (CDSA) in full. Welcome on board!

Michael Nicholson, Chief Executive of Celtic FC looks on from the stands prior to the Premiership match between Celtic FC and St Mirren FC at Celtic Park on May 17, 2025. (Photo by Ian MacNicol/Getty Images)

Statement from the Celtic Disabled Supporters Association

Following the recent open letter to the Celtic board from numerous supporter organisations and the subsequent votes of no confidence in the Celtic board by the Celtic Supporters’ Association and other fan groups, the Celtic Disabled Supporters Association (CDSA) have conducted a vote of our members. The result of that vote was an overwhelming majority in favour of the statement.

The CDSA wish to join the other Celtic fan groups and to express our profound frustration and disappointment with the current state of affairs at our club. The lack of ambition showing in the transfer market, the failure to address key squad issues, and the tone of the clubs recent public statement have left our members feeling undervalued and unheard. Frankly, the lack of consideration given our members generally at times, and the lacklustre approach to managing our club affairs, have been building for years.

Brendan Rodgers, Manager of Celtic, celebrates with players next to the Premier Sports Cup following the William Hill Premiership match between Celtic FC and St Mirren FC at Celtic Park on May 17, 2025. (Photo by Ian MacNicol/Getty Images)

It is with a heavy heart that the Celtic Disabled Supporters Association today formally issues a vote of no confidence in the current Celtic Football Club board of directors. The members of the CDSA have given the committee a clear mandate to add the CDSA to the list of signatories on the recent open letter sent by the CSA. We stand in solidarity with the growing number of supporter groups who are demanding full transparency, accountability and a change in those who are on the board at Celtic.

Our members and the wider Celtic support are the lifeblood of this great club, and our passion and loyalty is unmatched. We deserve to see a board that shares our ambition and is committed to building a team worthy of our history and our loyalty and support. We are sad that this statement and collective action by the large and growing number of supporters groups in necessary, and we hope that any action taken with compel the board ti finally listen to the voices of the fans.

CDSA – 11 September 2025.

Members have voted overwhelmingly in favour of the cdsa issuing a vote of no confidence in the Celtic board and joining the other groups in their meetings to decide any actions. As such, the CDSA has tonight released the following statement @TheCelticTrust @NCCeltic @CelticFCDAO
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