Celtic are claimed to be launching a fan consensus on standing at matches amid fan group shouts claims for a Parkhead revolution.
The North Curve have called for The Celtic End in Glasgow's east-end to be turned into an 'iconic stand famous for its vocal and visual support.' Currently, the Green Brigade have safe standing in a corner of the ground but a record-breaking attendance at the club's women's match with Glasgow City provided a glimpse of what vocal fans behind the goal could look like.
Fran Alonso's side were 1-0 down and came back to win the SWPL 1 match 3-1. And a new statement from The North Curve claims fans will be asked for their thoughts on safe standing amid the calls for change. It reads: "The Celtic End made its debut last night, inspiring Celtic FC Women to a momentous comeback as they relentlessly attacked the goal end which backed them throughout.
"With an attendance just shy of 10,000, this was merely a glimpse at what The Celtic End can offer to Celtic Park. The prospect of a full Celtic End leading 60,000 fans against Europe's finest is mouth-watering yet not unrealistic.
"The Celtic End could be transformational for the club both on and off the park. While there are some understandable reservations - particularly from fans who currently occupy this area - at this stage in the campaign we are simply asking you to keep an open mind and consider the wider benefits to the club.
"You have a crucial role to play in transforming Celtic Park. At the end of the season, the club will launch a fan census and within it will be questions relating to standing at matches.
"We ask fans to answer these questions favourably. From here, once the demand is evidenced, we expect a full consultation piece to follow which will pave the way for a pragmatic and harmonious path to a better Celtic Park."
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