Celtic F.C. — around the 1995/96 season (manager: Tommy Burns)

• Manager: Tommy Burns (manager of Celtic from 1994 to 1997). Burns was a former Celtic player who became a popular, high‑profile manager noted for attacking football and for promoting young players from the club’s academy.
• Chairman/Ownership: The club was rebuilding under Fergus McCann’s ownership and board, following the financial rescue and reorganization initiated in 1994.
• Stadium: Celtic Park, Glasgow.
• Competitions: Celtic competed in the Scottish Premier Division (the top tier of Scottish football at the time) and in the domestic cup competitions (Scottish Cup and League Cup); the mid‑90s were a rebuilding period as the club aimed to close the gap on the dominant Rangers side.
• Style & theme: Under Burns the team emphasized attacking, attractive play and gave chances to younger players. Burns remained a fan favourite for his passion, directness and commitment to the Celtic identity.
• Squad context: The mid‑90s squad blended long‑serving club figures (for example, captain Paul McStay was an influential presence in the era) with younger domestic talent being introduced as part of the club’s long‑term project under McCann and Burns.
• Legacy: Although Burns did not win a league title as manager, his tenure helped stabilize and reorient Celtic after the club’s mid‑90s rescue; many of the structural and squad foundations laid during this period helped set the stage for later successes under subsequent managers.

I can provide season‑by‑season league position, full squad lists, match results, or transfer details for 1995/96 if more granular information is required.