Furious Celtic protestors have ramped up their demand for change outside the club's stadium to tell Dermot Desmond, Peter Lawwell and Michael Nicholson it's time to walk away.

The calls for change included banners, chief executive Nicholson and non-executive chairman Lawwell's names added to exit signs and a menacing 'shoot the board' warning – a phrase which left Neil Lennon raging when the club were met by furious dissenters during their aborted attempt to secure 10-in-row, reports Daily Record Sport.

Principal shareholder Desmond was also told time's up with supporters believing boss Brendan Rodgers wasn't backed after losing Nicolas Kuhn and Kyogo before Adam Idah was sold before the window shut.

Celtic's decision makers are facing up to a public on the brink of combustion with

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