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1982 – The Celtic Story (Take 2 Video. Later released in 1997 by Cameron Williams);

1984 – Celtic on Video: Celtic 3 Rangers 0, 2nd April 1984 (Celtic Video);

1985 – Celtic on Video: Behind Closed Doors (Celtic Video);

1986 – Kenny Dalglish: Portrait of a Natural Footballer (Castle Vision);

1988 – The Official History of Celtic Football Club (BBC);

1989 – Celtic FC 1988/89: The Season’s Greatest Highlights (The Video Collection);

1990 – Great Celtic Action from the ‘60s (On The Ball Productions);

1990 – Hail! Hail! Old Firm Classics (Pickwick Video);

1990 – The Bryan Robson Testimonial: Manchester United v Celtic (BAe Sportscast);

1991 – The Packie Bonner Story (Sports Business Scotland);

1991 – Celtic: More Great ‘60s Action (On The Ball Productions);

1991 – The Celtic Collection: Volume 1 (Classic Video Productions);

1992 – The Celtic Collection: Volume 2 (Classic Video Productions);

1992 – The Celtic Collection: Volume 3 (Classic Video Productions);

1992 – The Celtic Collection: Volume 4 (Classic Video Productions);

1992 – Jock: The Jock Stein Story (BBC);

1992 – The Loudest Roar (Caledonian Television Video);

1992 – Hail! Hail! Lionhearts (Pender Productions);

1992 – Top Action from the 1991/92 Scottish League Season, Featuring Celtic F.C. (Watershed Pictures);

1992 – Scottish Cup Greatest Victories Volume 1: Celtic FC (Watershed Pictures);

1993 – Jinky: The Jimmy Johnstone Story (Cameron Williams);

1994 – Return to Paradise: The Tommy Burns Celtic Story (Caledonian Television Video);

1994 – If You Know The History (Cameron Williams);

1994 – The Big Clubs (Videolog);

1994 – Ian Rush Testimonial (EB Video Entertainment);

1995 – Neville Southall Testimonial (EB Video Entertainment);

1995 – On The Road Again (Cameron Williams);

1995 – We’re Back (Cameron Williams);

1996 – Celtic A-Z (Cameron Williams);

1996 – On Target (John Williams Productions);

1996 – The Maestro (Cameron Williams);

1996 – Celtic Dream Team (John Williams Productions);

1997 – Celtic Diary (Cameron Williams);

1997 – Classic Celtic (Cameron Williams);

1997 – The Bhoys Are Back… (Cameron Williams);

1998 – Champions: The Glory Bhoys (Pearson New Entertainment);

1998 – The Celtic Files (Cameron Williams);

1998 – The Celtic Story filmed live at The Pavilion (John Williams Productions);

1998 – Proud to be a Celt (SBL);

1998 – 5 Star Bhoys (PT Video);

1999 – Magic Moments (PT Video);

1999 – Larsson: The Players’ Player (PT Video);

2000 – 2000 and Won! (Python Entertainment);

2000 – Martin O’Neill Exclusive (PT Video);

2000 – Demolition Derby (PT Video);

2001 – The Treble 2000/2001 (PT Video);

2001 – Lubo: A Gift From God (First Press Publishing);

2001 – ‘Ton’gue in Cheek: 100 Great Larsson Goals! (PT Video);

2002 – For the Love of Lubo: Tributes to a Legend (First Press Publishing);

2002 – The Best Day of our Lives: 1967, Inter v Celtic (Fremantle Media);

2002 – Hoops We Did It Again! (Fremantle Media);

2002 – 2 Good (Celtic FC);

2002 (?) – The Premier Event (Celtic FC);

2002 – The Greatest Ever Celts (Fremantle Media);

2003 – The Road to Seville (Fremantle Media);

2003 – The Bhoys From Seville (Scottish TV);

2003 – The Bhoy Who Would Be King (Fremantle Media);

2004 – In A League Of Their Own (Celtic TV Productions);

2004 – Jimmy Johnstone: Lord of the Wing;

2005 – Sutton Impact (Celtic TV Productions).

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1982

 

Take 2 Video, 1982; later re-issued by Celtic Video.

The Sunday Post from January 16th 1983 reported this about The Celtic Story at the time –

Vertex, 1982, in their ‘Soccer Classics’ series. This video features the BBC coverage of the match in black-and-white.

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1984

Celtic Video, and filmed for the club by Classic Video. No commentary is
provided, but the Jungle resounds in full voice as background to Celtic’s 3—0 victory. In a unique piece of Old Firm history, the video captures the
two goals scored by brothers Paul and Willie McStay.

1985

Celtic Video, and filmed for Celtic F.C. by Classic Video, 1985. “Behind the scenes at Celtic Park . . . from preseason training to Cup Final preparation”, the video is a forerunner of the 1990s The Celtic Collection.

1986

 

 

1989

Video Collection International Ltd., in their ‘International Sport Showcase’ series, and produced for the Scottish Football League, 1989.

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1990

Pickwick Video, 1990. “Over 25 years of triumph from the greatest club game in the world. . . A priceless collection of Celtic’s most satisfying victories over their old rivals.”

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1991

 

Sports Business Scotland, 1991. The Celtic and Eire goalkeeper tells his own story.

Classic Video Productions Ltd., 1991. The first in a planned series of official quarterly video ‘magazines’, designed “to try and keep the Celtic supporter better informed than any other supporter in football” through interviews with the manager, players
etc. and through general ‘behind-the-scenes’ information. Features an interview with Liam Brady, and the pre-season goals from Ireland, as well as action from Arsenal & Spurs.
55 mins

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1992

 

 

Watershed Pictures Ltd., 1992. The video — one of an official SFA series — comprises highlights from Celtic’s triumphs in the 1977, 1980, 1985, and 1988 finals
(and also the semi-final victory over Hearts in 1988).

 

Another in the above SFA series, it shows Celtic’s 0-1 loss to their rivals.

Pender Productions, for Celtic F.C., 1992. Footage from
every round of Celtic’s triumphant European campaign in 1966/67, and
with comments by Liam Brady about the Lisbon final. Extra material
includes footage of the pre-season friendly against Manchester United
(with Best, Law, and Chariton), and the di Stefano testimonial after
Lisbon — and the farewell of the Lisbon Lions against Clyde in 1971.

Castle Vision, for the official Scottish Football League video series,
1992.

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1993

Classic Celtic action from four decades of glory. Includes a 7-1 win over Rangers in ’57, many victories and cup successes including the Double in 1988, the Centenary Year. Players include McNeill, McGrain, Johnstone, Deans, McClair, McStay and many more.
63 mins

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1994

Take a journey through the back pages of Celtic Football Club and re-live special moments as well as looking forward to the completion of the new Celtic Park.

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1995

On this gala day, the new North Stand at Celtic Park was officially opened by Rod Stewart. To commemmorate the event Celtic played Kevin Keegan’s Newcastle United. Five days later they faced Roy Evans’ Liverpool. We see here highlights of both of these games..

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1996

A review of the first half of the 96/97 season at Celtic Park with over 60 minutes of action, gossip, and interviews with Alan Stubbs and Paulo Di Canio. Youth Team Coach Willie McStay talks about the Youth Development Policy and two youngsters discuss their experiences with the first team.

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1997

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1999

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2000

The story of Celtic’s 2000 CIS League Cup victory.

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Misc

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