Celtic's chairman Brian Wilson has spoken out against what he calls the 'stupid debate' surrounding the pitch invasion that occurred after the club's title-clinching victory over Hearts in May. Following a dramatic match where Callum Osmand scored in stoppage time, fans rushed onto the pitch in celebration. However, this led to sanctions from the SPFL, including a fine of £7,500 and the potential loss of 1,000 home seats for a future match if another significant pitch incursion occurs before the end of the 2027-28 season. Wilson criticized reports suggesting that the referee ended the match prematurely and that Hearts players were threatened, labeling these claims as 'absurd'. He emphasized that the atmosphere during the celebration was emotional but not dangerous. In an interview with Celtic TV, Wilson stated that the club chose not to engage in what he described as an 'absurd series of debates' about the incident. He acknowledged that while incursions should not happen, they occurred during a moment of jubilation. The SPFL's penalties also included a fine for Celtic's fans using pyrotechnics during a previous match against Motherwell, highlighting ongoing concerns about fan conduct. Wilson's comments reflect the club's stance on maintaining a positive narrative around their recent successes while addressing the consequences of fan behavior.