Celtic Park (Celtic)

Celtic Park, is a football stadium recognised as one of the greatest in the world. The 60,000 all-seater stadium is affectionately known as "Paradise" by the Celtic fans and is described by most fans and football players as one of the greatest places in the world to play and watch football. The stadium boasts areas such as "The Jungle" and "The Green Brigade" which are areas where the fannatical Celtic support give the Celtic players tremendous backing. Celtic FC, as the first British club to win the European Cup in 1967, has a great European pedigree and has saw the Hoops win legendary matches against top class European opposition. More ...  Read the complete review

Celtic park is the home football stadium for Glasgow celtic football club. They are the Best team in Scotland at present. The stadium holds around sixty thousand people. The atmosphere at the matches is electric it would give you goosebumps being a part of the support here at Paradise which it is other ways known as. This is a must see if you come to Glasgow. You can get tours of the stadium showing you the changing rooms and the trophy cabinet and also telling you the great histroy off the club. Celtic were the first British team to win the european cup. The support lives on and they attend there matches every saturady or sunday in celtic park unless they are ...  Read the complete review

Celtic park is a must see for anyone visiting Glasgow. It is a lovely stadium. It has a very nice entrance at the front of the building with statues of Brother Wilfred and Jimmy Johnstone. These are must see statues. There is a celtic shop located right across from the stadium were you can go and buy all your Celtic merchandise, tops to dvds to sweets. Across also from the entrance is the ticket office were fans can purchase tickets for the up and coming games, these tickets range from £18- £30 for adults and cheaper for kids and concessions. Season tickets can be purchased for Celtic park and are a variety of prices depending on packages etc.. I pay £530 a year for a ...  Read the complete review

Parkhead is a great stadium. Transformed under the watchful eye of Fergus McCann he has turned Celtic Park into a world-class stadium (indeed Glasgow in the only city in the UK with three UEFA 5-star rated stadiums). With the old stand being the only remaining part of the old stadium it is now surrounded three-quarters of the way around by a wonderful two-tiered structure. The corners are single tier to link into the old stand, but it still manages to hold over 60,000 people inside. Furthermore as the stadium is completely enclosed there is nowhere for sound to leak out, which creates a fantastic atmosphere. On the downside there are a few ...  Read the complete review

After watching Sunday's tie at Tannadice from my local sports bar I made a few observations. Stephane Mahe played like it was a cup final. He is not the most skilled player on the park, but his heart was certainly in the right place. And he managed to keep his mouth shut for a chnage too !! The way Martin O'Neill has paired Larsson with Sutton allows him much more space. This makes Larsson easily the most dangerous player in Scotland. By the way I would like to say that Rangers are not as good as everyone is making out and Celtic do not have that far to go in "catching them". Also Celtic has to expand their television market ...  Read the complete review