Celtic - The Invincibles 2016-17 - The Story Of A Remarkable Season,

Published: Sept 2017

ISBN: 9781780915593

50 years after Celtic's greatest ever season of 1966-67 was commemorated, the team played the best football they have played for years, and went through the whole domestic season without losing a single game. They were the invincibles.

This was the year that the club appointed a first rate Manager in Brendan Rodgers who in turn made a few shrewd buys, and Celtic never looked back.

The book details how all the trophies were won from the point of view of a supporter who saw his first Celtic game in 1958 and has followed them ever since

There are detailed analyses of wins over Rangers, (including one on Hogmanay), Aberdeen (who were a worthy second), trips to the Highlands and how the League was won at Tynecastle.

This book is a must for every Celtic supporter to commemorate what was really a remarkable season and may yet be a springboard for even greater things"

About the Author

David Potter has supported Celtic all his life, a condition he inherited from his father. He is a retired teacher of Classics and Spanish, and first saw Celtic in 1958.

He has written about 20 books on Scottish football, mainly on great Celtic players like Jimmy Delaney, Jimmy Quinn, Patsy Gallacher, Jimmy McMenemy, Tommy McInally, Jim Young and Bobby Murdoch.

He is married to Rosemary, lives in Kirkcaldy, has three children and four grandchildren. His other interests are cricket, drama, the poetry of Robert Burns and walking his beloved dog.

See David Potter's 'Meet Our Authors' page for more information and other books he has written

https://www.jmdmedia.co.uk/pages/david-potter

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