The last few weeks have been interesting to say the least. The Celtic fans clearly want change. But the board won't be eager to make those changes, especially when you look at the revenue and profit records that they have posted this year. When it comes to the books, the club is being run brilliantly. On the pitch, it is a very different story.
A couple of statements have been made by the board regarding the fan dissatisfaction. But they fell flat and have not done much to change the atmosphere among the fanbase.
Now, the fans are making their voices heard. And they seem to be speaking a language that those on the board will understand for sure.
As reported by 67 Hail Hail, for the SC Braga game in the Europa League, there are only 20 sections out of the 80 at Celtic Park that have sold out. There seem to be tickets still available all over the stadium.
Celtic update will worry the board as clear message sent
This is despite the club making announcements about tickets being available, both for four-match packages and for single games. But it looks like there is not much excitement amongst the fans for these Europa League matches.
In fact, it does feel like this is their way of sending a message to the board as well. When was the last time you remember ticket sales being this bad for European games at Celtic Park? Nothing comes to mind immediately to be very honest.
One can only hope that the board are listening and they are keen to make changes to satisfy the fans. We will learn a lot about their mindset in the upcoming winter transfer window. Until then, Brendan Rodgers has to find a way to get the best out of this team.