Celtic – The Supersonic 70s is a rollicking romp through a decade of triumphs and disasters both on and off the pitch, when football and fashion intertwined to the sounds of glam rock and punk and the world changed forever – from Wilson to Thatcher, from Bolan to Rotten, from The Persuaders to The Professionals, from Choppers to skateboards and from the First Division to the Premier League.

Relive the story of Celtic, the Stars, the tantalising title jousts, the titanic Cup finals, the tasty European adventures and a decade that altered fashions, fads, futures and football in the superb, sensational Celtic – The Supersonic 70s.

Gerard McDade is a broadcaster, writer, producer and stand-up comedian from the West of Scotland. He has worked extensively with Celtic FC, the club channel CelticTV, BBC Scotland and commercial radio amongst others whilst insulting audiences the length and breadth of the country with his half-wit wit.

He still thinks the 1970s were fab, groovy and sensational and that Peter Latchford should have won more caps than Peter Shilton! Just like Elvis, he doesn’t read reviews. Unlike Elvis, he’s made it past 42!

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