Dreams and Songs to sing is a compelling examination of Celtic FC from its very earliest beginnings right up to the present day. Building on the authors ground breaking The Glory and the Dream as well as on a mass of new material, interviews with key figures and much original research and information only recently come to hand, this book is a truly indispensable read for anyone interested in the development of one of the games leading clubs.

Packed with intriguing anecdotes and invaluable insights, the book also provides a fresh perspective on the transformation in Celtics fortunes and image during the Jock Stein era, takes an unflinching look at the betrayal of the clubs idealistic beginnings, and explains the reason why the boardroom dynasties suddenly became ripe for takeover in the 1990s. A human story as much as a football story, Dreams and Songs recounts the fluctuating fortunes of one of Europe's most illustrious clubs.

"A gem" --Sunday Times

"A lucid account of a Scottish institution and a must for Celtic supporters" --The Herald

"A compelling book...the subject matter is fascinating and the authors dig deep enough to make the past come to life" --Irish Post

"With succinct writing, the authors pin down ambitious and follies, achievements and misdemeanours ... Campbell and Woods perform with flair and consistency" --Scotland on Sunday

"Once in a while, gems of the [football history] genre can be found among the spoil heaps of recycled information. Dreams, and Songs to Sing...falls into this category" --Sunday Times

Synopsis
This is an examination of Celtic Football Club from its earliest beginnings. Containing anecdotes and insights, it provides a fresh perspective on the transformation of Celtic's fortunes and image during the Jock Stein era, and explains why the boardroom was ripe for takeover in the 1990s.

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