Few tales are as intriguing as that of Celtic and their managers. The club was the epitome of managerial stability during its first century. Only six men had been Celtic manager by the time of the club"s centenary in 1988, with each of them having been Celtic players who went on to become team manager. Once McNeill departed in 1991, Celtic shook off their conservative, stable image. The club appointed 7 managers in 9 years, including continentals such as Wim Jansen and Doctor Jozef Venglos. This text provides a detailed examination of each individual who has held this key position at the club. Interviews with those close to the action at Celtic highlight the value of each manager"s contribution to the club, assessing their strengths, weaknesses, and lasting legacies.