This is the Official Celtic FC Podcast and, on this episode, Matthew Campbell speak to Scottish actor, Keith Warwick at the Pavilion Theatre in Glasgow about Celtic the Musical, which will return to the stage later this year.
The hit musical, which received rave reviews for its run at the Armadillo a few years ago, is set to return to the Pavilion Theatre in September and is an unmissable show for Celtic supporters of all ages.
Keith Warwick, who plays the role of Celtic supporter, Sammy Brennan, in the musical, speaks about his excitement at bringing the show back to one of Glasgow’s most iconic venues, and he also shares some hilarious stories from the musical’s previous runs.
The quarter-final campaign of the Champions League is set to get underway on Tuesday night.
The likes of Real Madrid, Arsenal, Inter, Bayern Munich, Aston Villa, Paris Saint-Germain, Borussia Dortmund and Barcelona will battle it out for Europe’s most coveted prize.
Former English Premier League referee Dermot Gallagher – surprise, surprise – felt there was no case for awarding Celtic a penalty during their 1-0 defeat to St Johnstone on Sunday..
During Monday morning’s Ref Watch segment on Sky Sports News, Gallagher was asked about the incident, with the host comparing Johnston’s situation to being “lifted like the FA Cup.”
“Yeah, but he’s also got his arm around the defender, so I don’t think it’s a penalty,” remarked Gallagher. “If you look at Johnston, he’s got his arm around the back of the defender. It’s almost like the defender’s trying to get off him, so pulling back puts Johnston in the air. It’s not a penalty for me.”
Gallagher is probably right on this one but it is remarkable how he always comes to the same conclusion when looking at incidents involving Celtic. Or so it seems anyway.
