Celtic Superstore

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First-​Hand Experience: I’ve been in this shop 3 times maybe, and purchased something only once. The prices are too high for me to be a regular shopper, but on my first trip to Celtic Park (as an adult) I had to buy a scarf. It was part of the pilgrimage since this is my fave Scottish team and one of my fave teams in the world. The employees were very friendly. The shop was virtually empty, even though it was only 5 hours before match time kick off. Not sure if this is normal. Maybe there are other, busier Celtic stores throughout the city. Cheaper, I hope, too!
This shop is really fantastic and I have good memories of it. It’s clean and smells nice and has a wonderful range of stock. It’s attached to the stadium. It loses a star because the prices are way too high.
I had a gun pointed at me outside this stadium, though, which is the only time in my life that has ever happened to me. I was not robbed, it was just a form of intimidation.

If you’re after a Celtic top, I wouldn’t recommend trekking all the way out to the East End to pick one up at this particular branch, but if you are looking for something rather unusual that you won’t find in the smaller stores then this place is a must.
The best thing about this shop is the shirt printing. It’s fast and efficient and the staff are always on hand to help you out. If I’m getting a new strip I usually pre-​order from here as I have recieved really good service from this store in particular over the years and don’t mind heading up to pick up the new rags preseason as I can usually catch a friendly at the same time.
I would give this place a swerve on matchdays as Paul has mentioned, to many scaries kicking around and the place is mobbed! Plus everyone and their granny always says «I’ll meet you at the superstore before the game» so that the place is so busy no one can see anyone else! Gotta love it

The shop to come to if you want your toast to pop out with a picture of Shaun Maloney on it or to sup your tea from a Thomas Rogne mug, there are no surprises at all with the Celtic Superstore.
Modern and spacious, it’s everything you would expect from a club shop and although it tends to be fairly quiet during the week, it’s always mobbed on matchdays.
While most city centre branches stock the more popular items on offer, the superstore is the place to go if you’re looking for something a little more obscure, for instance merchandise related to someone who isn’t Robbie Keane.