**Thistle Boss Speaks On Former Club's State**

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Thistle Boss Speaks on Former Club's State: "It's a Sad Situation"

The current manager of Thistle FC, John "The Hammer" McTavish, has spoken out about the struggles of his former club, Celtic, a team he played for and managed for many years. McTavish, known for his blunt and honest approach, didn't pull any punches when asked about the situation at Celtic, a club that's fallen on hard times.

"It's a sad situation, really. I’ve been there, I know what it’s like to wear that famous green and white kit. And to see it struggling like this, it just hurts." McTavish added, "They've lost their way. They need a real shake-up, a new direction. And I hope they can find it. The fans deserve better."

The former Celtic midfielder, who won multiple trophies with the club, pointed to a lack of leadership and a failure to attract the right players as key factors in their decline. McTavish, a man who knows a thing or two about success on the pitch, believes the current Celtic management needs to get back to basics and focus on building a strong, cohesive unit.

"They've been throwing money at big-name players, but it's not working. They need to find young, hungry players, guys who are desperate to prove themselves. They need to build a team spirit, a winning mentality. You can't buy that." McTavish's words resonate with the frustrations of many Celtic supporters, who have watched their beloved club slide down the league table.

McTavish, however, remained optimistic about the club's future, stating that "Celtic is a massive club, with a proud history. They'll bounce back. It just might take a little time." His message is one of hope, of resilience, and of the belief that the club will, eventually, find their way back to the top.

Fans of Celtic, while disappointed with the current situation, will no doubt be comforted by McTavish's words. A man who knows the club, who understands its soul, and who believes in its future. McTavish's comments serve as a reminder that even the greatest teams experience tough times, but ultimately, the spirit of the club, and its loyal supporters, will prevail.