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Fans group questions Desmond's priorities amid Celtic protest row

The Celtic Fans Collective has criticised Dermot Desmond's "priorities" after the Scottish champions withdrew recognition of the group following a protest against the major shareholder at the Alfred Dunhill Links golf tournament in St Andrews.

Published Oct 4, 2026 · 5:45 PMOriginal source: BBC Sport2 reads
The Celtic Fans Collective has criticised Dermot Desmond's "priorities" after the Scottish champions withdrew recognition of the group following a protest against the major shareholder at the Alfred Dunhill Links golf tournament in St Andrews.
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