Dominic Diamond
A mad Celtic fan who has created enough trouble for himself on air slagging off the huns (or the spawn of Satan as he once described them as). A good laugh though. He wrote a book about supporting Celtic:
Books
Billy Connolly
Very much a Celtic supporter to the hilt and thoroughly loved.
“It’s the manifestation of 90 minutes, don’t let go. They never know when they are beaten. That’s why I love this club”
Billy Connolly
“My dad was always disappointed that I never played for Celtic. I bet he’s not disappointed now!”.
Billy Connolly 1993 (during the Barren years!)
The Simpsons (episode in 2009)
Note: the badge on the wall and obviously the guy sitting down’s top.
Neighbours (2010)
Shane McRae
Bill Hicks
This is seminal American comedian Bill Hicks visiting CP in the early 90’s.
Frank Carson
From Match:
1999-08-29: Celtic 4-0 Hearts, Premier League
Mr T (The “A” Team)
Animal from The Muppets
Bernard Ponsonby
Michelle Keegan (Coronation Street (UK Soap Opera) Actress)
Kevin Bridges
see: https://theshamrockglasgow.wordpress.com/2016/03/08/kevin-bridges-subbuteo-celtic-and-saturdays/
Canadian actor Jay Baruchel
Nov: 2016
http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/scotland-now/canadian-actor-jay-baruchel-swaps-9347409?service=responsive#ICID=sharebar_twitter
Canadian-born actor Jay Baruchel has swapped Hollywood for Parkhead, with a major new film all about football giants Celtic. The Montreal-based actor became a massive fan of the Scots champions while playing Championship Manager and idolised star player Henrik Larsson, remaining a major fan ever since. Earlier this year, he teamed up with sports presenter Eoin O’Callaghan to make a documentary all about Jay’s love for the club and followed him on a journey from Canada to his ancestral home in Ireland, and finally to Glasgow for his first match at Celtic Park.