With regards to the separate entity myth, it is an open a shut case. It is not even up for debate. As shown many, many times by Spotlight, the owners, directors, managers and coaches themselves have directly said so throughout the years. The boys club was an integral part of the club itself.
The current owners and directors of the club know this, and they also know how it will be judged. That has already been proved legally. Which means that, by contesting this over the years, they must be hoping to get away with future cases on some other technicality.
Whether that technicality is based on their change of company around 1994 I don’t know, but are they seriously gonna stand up in court and say they are a different club? Whatever they do it is not going to hold water, and whatever angle they are playing then they must be pretty desperate. Even their SFA whitewash never got them off the hook.
Imagine hoping to get away with facilitating CSA solely on a technicality. That might be one of the lowest things anyone has ever heard. Almost as bad as the deeds themselves.
Forget the football rivalries or any of that. Forget the money and any damage to the brand. The damage and cost will be done either way, so why not step up and deal with this like decent, moral human beings. It is not too late to do the decent thing, Celtic.