Charlie and Charlie take a deep dive into Celtic’s astonishing Champions League collapse, blowing a four-goal aggregate lead against LASK and once again falling short in Europe. But beyond one disastrous night, they examine the deeper problems behind Celtic’s repeated failures on the continental stage, from a transfer strategy that leaves the squad short when qualification begins to a business model built around banking money rather than investing it. With around £90 million sitting in the bank, an ageing stadium in need of redevelopment and growing frustration among supporters, they ask whether Celtic’s board is failing one of football’s biggest clubs. From Dermot Desmond’s influence and the club’s leadership structure to the repeated return to familiar faces and a widening disconnect with the fanbase, they explore how Celtic have reached this point. Is this simply one of football’s greatest collapses? Why does the same European failure keep happening? And how much longer can Celtic’...