Celtic finances to stay under tight control

Celtic chairman Brian Quinn today gave supporters the news they had been dreading by revealing there would be no pot of gold for manager Martin O’Neill to spend.

Celtic finances to stay under tight control
Wed, 13 Oct, 2004 - 16:48

Celtic chairman Brian Quinn today gave supporters the news they had been dreading by revealing there would be no pot of gold for manager Martin O’Neill to spend.

The club revealed at its Annual General Meeting today that its debt had fallen to £15m (€21.9m) from the £17.78m (€25.9m) of the previous financial year.

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