Celtic released their annual set of financial results on Monday and there are a few interesting points to note. First of all, Celtic are earning more money than ever before, declaring a total revenue of £124.6m – a massive amount for a club in Scottish football. There has been an increase in costs and investment, too. Chairman Peter Lawwell explained that the bank balance has increased by less than £5m despite a much larger pre-tax profit of close to £18m because of spending squad improvement and infrastructure projects such as the new Barrowfield training centre. Alongside that summary, Lawwe…
