The 1929–30 Scottish football season was Celtic's 42nd season of competitive football, in which they competed in the Scottish First Division and the Scottish Cup.
It was Celtic's third consecutive season without a major domestic honour, a dry spell the club had not known since the early 1900s. They finished the league a distant fourth to Rangers. In the Scottish Cup, they saw defeat to St. Mirren in the third round, 1-3 at Celtic Park.
This season was Jimmy McStay's first as Celtic captain, immediately succeeding his older brother Willie. McStay, who had been playing for Celtic since 1920, would later be club manager from 1940 to 1945.
Competitions
Scottish First Division
League table
Matches
Scottish Cup
References