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I largely agree with everything that Paul has written, and the comments thread off of that one is excellent. Full Article at Lawyers, Guns and Money
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CELTIC FC VS HAPOEL TEL AVIV PALESTINE PROTEST SUCCESS AT FOOTBALL/SOCCER MATCH
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The Scottish Palestine Solidarity Campaign (SPSC) always tries to achieve goals that are both ambitious and possible. Full Article at UK Indymedia Newswire
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A file photo taken on July 26, 2008 shows Celtic FC's coach Gordon Strachan before a friendly football match at the Dragao Stadium in Porto, Portugal. View Photo »
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I knew full well what I was getting into with the ‘Canada's team,' ... I grew up with the Glasgow Rangers and Celtic (Scottish soccer rivalry), and I didn't know you were supposed to write a song for your team that pleases the other guys. It is about antagonizing the other guys. And the other thing is, ...
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Burchill's career has taken him to more than 10 clubs in Scotland and England Kilmarnock striker Mark Burchill has intimated his desire to stay at the club beyond his short-term contract. Full Article at BBC Sport
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Celtic's u-19 side put in a great professional performance today to beat Brora Rangers 6-0 and win a place in the last eight of the SFA Youth Cup. Full Article at Video Celts
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A goal from Ayanda Dlamini ten minutes from time handed AmaZulu a 2-1 victory over Bloemfontein Celtic in an Absa Premiership match at the Ulundi stadium on Sunday afternoon. Full Article at SuperSport
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Celtic's Zheng Zhi (L) crosses the ball during their Scottish Premier League soccer match at Celtic Park in Glasgow December 5, 2009. View Photo »
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Ever since the summer, when Csaba didn't get his striker, he has been pretty disrespectful towards Hearts. He was going on about Celtic and Liverpool a couple of weeks ago, now it's Scotland. I don't think Romanov has been fair to Csaba but he is going completely the wrong way about it if he wants to en...
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Australia striker Scott McDonald is hopeful of remaining with Celtic for the foreseeable future, despite interest from a number of clubs south of the border. Full Article at Football.co.uk
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There seems to be no stopping Farsley Celtic at the moment as they earned another three Blue Square North points after visitors Redditch United had twice taken the lead. The Celts would not lie down and edged out their rivals in a seven-goal thriller. Full Article at Telegraph & Argus
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The Celtic Football Club is a Scottish football club based in the Parkhead area of Glasgow, which currently plays in the Scottish Premier League. Since the club's formation in 1888, Celtic have won the Scottish championship on 42 occasions, most recently in the 2007/08 season, and the Scottish Cup 34 times. Full Article
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A file photo taken on July 26, 2008 shows Celtic FC's coach Gordon Strachan before a friendly football match at the Dragao Stadium in Porto, Portugal. Strachan resigned as Celtic manager on May 25, 2009 hours after his team's failure to retain the Scottish Premier League title.
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Celtic's Zheng Zhi (L) crosses the ball during their Scottish Premier League soccer match at Celtic Park in Glasgow December 5, 2009.
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Aberdeen's Charlie Mulgrew (L) clears the ball off the line as Celtic's Zheng Zhi challenges during their Scottish Premier League soccer match at Celtic Park in Glasgow December 5, 2009.
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Celtic's Zheng Zhi (R) is challenged by Aberdeen's Gary McDonald during their Scottish Premier League soccer match at Celtic Park in Glasgow, Scotland, December 5, 2009.
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Aberdeen's Richard Foster (L) challenges Celtic's Zheng Zhi during their Scottish Premier League soccer match at Celtic Park in Glasgow December 5, 2009.
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Celtic's Zheng Zhi (R) shoots against Aberdeen during their Scottish Premier League soccer match at Celtic Park in Glasgow December 5, 2009.
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Celtic's Scott McDonald (R) celebrates his goal with Andreas Hinkel during their Scottish Premier League soccer match against Aberdeen at Celtic Park, Glasgow, Scotland, December 5, 2009.
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Celtic's Scott McDonald (R) celebrates his goal against Aberdeen with Andreas Hinkel during their Scottish Premier League soccer match at Celtic Park, in Glasgow December 5, 2009.
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Celtic's Gary Caldwell (top) challenges Aberdeen's Lee Miller during their Scottish Premier League soccer match at Celtic Park in Glasgow December 5, 2009.
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Celtic's Scott McDonald (R) celebrates his goal against Aberdeen with Andreas Hinkel during their Scottish Premier League soccer match at Celtic Park, in Glasgow December 05, 2009.
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Celtic's Scott McDonald scores against Aberdeen during their Scottish Premier League soccer match at Celtic Park, Glasgow, Scotland December 05, 2009.
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Celtic's Barry Robson celebrates scoring against Hapoel Tel-Aviv during their Europa League soccer match at Celtic Park stadium in Glasgow, Scotland December 2, 2009.
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Celtic's Barry Robson celebrates scoring against Hapoel Tel-Aviv during their Europa League soccer match at Celtic Park stadium in Glasgow, Scotland December 2, 2009.
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Celtic's Barry Robson (R) curls his free kick round the Hapoel Tel-Aviv players wall to score during their Europa League soccer match at Celtic Park stadium in Glasgow, Scotland December 2, 2009.
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Hapoel Tel-Aviv's Etey Shechter (C) runs with the ball as Celtic's Glen Loovens (L) and Landry Nguemo challenge during their Europa League soccer match at Celtic Park stadium in Glasgow, Scotland December 2, 2009.
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Hapoel Tel-Aviv's Etey Shechter (2nd L) runs with the ball as Celtic's Landry Nguemo challenges during their Europa League soccer match at Celtic Park stadium in Glasgow, Scotland December 2, 2009.
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Hapoel Tel-Aviv's Dedi Ben Dayan (C) heads the ball as Celtic players challenge during their Europa League soccer match at Celtic Park stadium in Glasgow, Scotland December 2, 2009.
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Hapoel Tel-Aviv's Douglas da Silva (R) looks on as Celtic's Georgios Samaras (2nd L) scores a goal during their Europa League soccer match at Celtic Park stadium in Glasgow, Scotland December 2, 2009.
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Hapoel Tel-Aviv's Douglas da Silva (R) looks on as Celtic's Georgios Samaras (L) scores a goal during their Europa League soccer match at Celtic Park stadium in Glasgow, Scotland December 2, 2009.
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Hapoel Tel-Aviv's Douglas da Silva (R) looks on in the goalmouth as Celtic's Georios Samaras (L) runs away to celebrate scoring during their Europa League soccer match at Celtic Park stadium in Glasgow, Scotland December 2, 2009.
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Celtic's Georios Samaras (R) gestures as he celebrates with teammate Barry Robson after scoring against Hapoel Tel-Aviv during their Europa League soccer match at Celtic Park stadium in Glasgow, Scotland December 2, 2009.
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Celtic's Georgios Samaras rises above Hapoel Tel-Aviv's Bebars Natcho (6) to score a goal during their Europa League soccer match at Celtic Park stadium in Glasgow, Scotland December 2, 2009.
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Celtic's Georgios Samaras (R) gestures as he celebrates scoring against Hapoel Tel-Aviv during their Europa League soccer match at Celtic Park stadium in Glasgow, Scotland December 2, 2009.
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Celtic's Georgios Samaras celebrates scoring against Hapoel Tel-Aviv during their Europa League soccer match at Celtic Park stadium in Glasgow, Scotland December 2, 2009.
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Celtic's Zheng Zhi (L) crosses the ball during their Scottish Premier League soccer match at Celtic Park in Glasgow December 5, 2009.
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I knew full well what I was getting into with the ‘Canada's team,' ... I grew up with the Glasgow Rangers and Celtic (Scottish soccer rivalry), and I didn't know you were supposed to write a song for your team that pleases the other guys. It is about antagonizing the other guys. And the other thing is, ...
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Ever since the summer, when Csaba didn't get his striker, he has been pretty disrespectful towards Hearts. He was going on about Celtic and Liverpool a couple of weeks ago, now it's Scotland. I don't think Romanov has been fair to Csaba but he is going completely the wrong way about it if he wants to en...
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Reaching the World Cup finals is my biggest thrill with the national team but the best moment in my career was winning the Premier League title in 2008 with Celtic ... However, now all thoughts of South Africa are finished. If I think about the World Cup from now to the summer, I will not do my job righ...
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Scottish football needs the Old Firm and we need Celtic and Rangers as they bring all the glitz and glamour to our country's game. I think the game would die a death if the Old Firm quit for England and we would have to eventually revamp it.
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One of Gartside’s more radicial proposals was flatly rejected. He wants the new clubs to include Celtic and Rangers, two top Scottish clubs that now play in the Scottish Premier League… The big boys don’t want further competition for the already limited number of places available to EPL clubs in the luc...
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I don't think it's the end of the talk in terms of moving away because there are winds of change moving across Uefa ... For Rangers or Celtic to enjoy a profile in a new world order of football, something will need to change in the next two to five years.
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Supporters follow winning team, and if Celtic and Rangers weren’t in the league then all of a sudden Aberdeen, Hearts, Dundee United, St Johnston have all got a chance of winning the league.
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Though I am interested in syncretism in all forms, I had a sharply monocultural upbringing in Scotland, where the most ‘multicultural‘ event was a Celtic vs Rangers football match. I come from a deeply religious family, my parents were unquestioningly Catholic, and I, a pious little boy who grew up lear...
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It was arguably worse that Eduardo da Silva’s dive against Celtic that earned the Arsenal striker a two-game Uefa ban that was overturned on appeal… While the Arsenal manager, Arsène Wenger, always vehemently denied that Eduardo had dived, Benitez seemed to accept that Walton had made a mistake.
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Wouldn’t have been pretty cool if Celtic and Rangers, with their 50,000 crowds and their big derby match, were in English football?
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We will not hesitate to field Rozehnal if Boateng doesn't make it in time. He proved to be a class act in the away match against Celtic and he also impressed in the game against Bayern Munich earlier this season
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I don't think Celtic and Rangers in the Premier League is a serious proposition. Scottish football is Scottish football. For a traditionalist like me, that's where the Old Firm should play.
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Celtic are a good team and more dangerous especially in their back-yard. As Aces, we will give them the respect they deserve but they must expect a tough game. We have to rectify our away record and I believe we can start with our game on Sunday
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I don't hold James personally responsible for costing us a point, the first one we'd ever have taken from Celtic or Rangers since coming up to the Premier League last season. He hit the target and made the goalkeeper work, that's all a manager can ask in these situations. Where I can fault my team is th...
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Celtic fans have booed the team off for 100-odd years when they haven't beaten Motherwell at home, so it is nothing new. There is an expectation at this football club and fans have a right to let their feelings be known. But generally here they do it at the end and support the team for the 90 minutes. T...
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I cannae say who will win, but I hope it's Hamburg ... Obviously it would be different if they were playing against Rangers. My feeling is that Hamburg will be a little bit stronger than Celtic. It will be a very hard game because we all know that Celtic are a hard-working team who fight for 90 minutes,...
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I cannae say who will win, but I hope it's Hamburg ... Obviously it would be different if they were playing against Rangers. My feeling is that Hamburg will be a little bit stronger than Celtic. It will be a very hard game because we all know that Celtic are a hard-working team who fight for 90 minutes,...
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That's the biggest thing. If our football gets dragged down financially, then our profile gets dragged down along with it. If Rangers and Celtic can keep the profile of Scottish football high then that is obviously good for everyone. Who else is going to do it?
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Let me make it clear, when I see a situation of Rangers and Celtic going to play in a European league, there would be the possibility that other Scottish teams could get there ... The Scottish team who wins the league should have an opportunity to get into the (European] league as well.
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What we have got to watch is that we don't lose our profile altogether, that's the biggest thing. If our football gets dragged down financially, then our profile gets dragged down along with it. If Rangers and Celtic can keep the profile of Scottish football high then that is obviously good for the whol...
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And, if Rangers and Celtic are asked if they want to get on that bus, you can only comment when you can see if it's right for the football club - so we'll wait and see. It's important that we maintain our infrastructure here We are required to explore any possibilities that may come our way because we h...
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Maybe some of the smaller clubs down there won't be happy if they get edged out. But I think it's the way ahead for our football club. It wouldn't be great for the rest of Scottish football but Rangers and Celtic have to look after themselves, don't they?
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There are a number of like-minded clubs like Rangers and Celtic throughout Europe - big, big clubs playing in smaller leagues - who are hamstrung by their environment. I think, as that groundswell grows, UEFA will take note of it and that will maybe lead to other things.
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I feel we have had a slow start to the season as I've mentioned on a number of occasions ... We probably needed a game like that to, hopefully, kick-start our season. We've got Celtic back to a point now, but it's no use unless we carry that on to the next lot of games we have.
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