This season was never going to be easy with the appointment of a new manager and the League title going over to the southside to Ibrox but what I did not expect was the levels of abuse that the manager have had to take just so soon after taking the job on!
No one said it was going to be easy but Tony certainly never thought it would be this hard!
And he is not the only one getting it in the neck from the Celtic support,seems that I am no use either only difference is I am not paid for doing something that I enjoy doing and I could walk away from this tomorrow but just like Tony Mowbray I won't!

Strange that after a few weeks of results and happenings on and off the field that I should be starting talking about the supporters in this ESPN Celtic blog and not the team-WHY?

I'll tell you why shall I because I have had enough!

People think managing Celtic or writing about Celtic is an easy job,well have a go if you think you have the bottle....thought so!

This season has not been the best,I know it,Tony Mowbray knows it,the board know it,the players know it and the fans know it,in fact it has been a bit of a let down so far has it not?

Sometimes that's what happens,things let you down,people let you down,teams and even fans let you down,do you see where I am going with this one yet?

Let's try Falkirk on Sunday shall we,yes the team did let the manager and the fans down no question about that but lets give Falkirk a wee bit of credit shall we? Eddie May and his young side battled away to the bitter end to play their part in a thrilling second half performance and the 3-3 draw gave fans plenty to talk about both on and off the park.

The eyes and ears of the world must have been on the Falkirk Stadium on Sunday and had it not been for Sky hitting the mute button,Celtic's good name would have been tarnished once again by the few who decided to stand outside and chant whilst others observed the silence.

No matter what you think of Rememberance Sunday,people of all creeds and colours fought and lost their lives and even on the official Celtic website,they had an article with many names from the club's past who fought and lost their lives,this silence was for them as much as all the brave young men who fought and lost their lives.

Is it too much to ask for fans to pay tribute to people who lost their lives all those years ago?

Now before anyone starts,I know Celtic have a fantastic support,ask anyone who was in Seville,they are a passionate bunch who love their club and the biggest number of the support are fantastic but like Rangers and some other clubs,they do have some who would rather sing songs that could cause offence(as do Rangers) and bring the club's good name into the headlines for all the wrong reasons.

I have grown up here and know what the club is all about and how great a football club it is,with a fantastic history and players and managers who are legends,I don't want to see their good name in the press for all the wrong reasons.

Tony Mowbray introduced the Huddle to Celtic,maybe it is time that he and all of the Celtic support throw their arms out and pull together as one to get the club through these difficult times and not shame the club by throwing their scarves on the pitch after a 3-3 draw with Falkirk.

I think John and Edward are more popular than the Celtic boss at this particular time.

Celtic fans have been called the best fans in the world,maybe now is the time to prove it both on and off the field and if someone else wants to write this blog feel free but until someone else steps forward then I'll continue to do it to the best of my ability.

Maybe in the next blog we can get back to talking about the football?