Hi °C | Lo °C Mannus simply different class, admits Lennon
Neil Lennon paid tribute to Northern Ireland keeper Alan Mannus after Celtic contrived to draw 1-1 with St Johnstone in the Clydesdale Bank Premier League encounter at McDiarmid Park.
Fans demand Celtic win every game: Stokes
Anthony Stokes insists there will be no let-up at Celtic even though it is just a matter of when and not if they win the Clydesdale Bank Premier League.
Templeton bags double for Rangers
David Templeton hailed his double against Clyde as the best of his career after stealing the show at Broadwood on Saturday.
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Juventus clinical edge too much for Celtic spirit
Celtic 0 Juventus 3: If this is the end of Celtic's Champions League dream – and it was hard to launch an argument for anything other than that conclusion – then the final act of an enthralling adventure will be remembered for its bravery and its brutality.
Celtic 4 Kilmarnock 1
An unlikely double from defender Adam Matthews helped Celtic to a commanding victory over Kilmarnock in their Clydesdale Bank Premier League encounter at Parkhead.
Rangers chief Green asks why SPL clubs didn’t vote on reshuffle
Rangers chief executive Charles Green has questioned why Scottish Premier League clubs did not vote on reconstruction plans despite reaching a consensus.
St Mirren stun Celtic to set up cup final against Hearts
Celtic 2 St Mirren 3: St Mirren pulled off one of the biggest cup shocks of recent times as they defeated Celtic at Hampden to book their place in the Scottish Communities League Cup final.
Celtic are no Saints as fuming Lennon rages at ‘spoiled kids’
Neil Lennon accused some of his Celtic players of “behaving like spoiled kids” following their shock 3-2 Scottish Communities League Cup final defeat by St Mirren at Hampden.
Celtic holding out for bigger Hooper bid
Celtic defender Charlie Mulgrew wants Gary Hooper to stay at the club but believes Norwich should table a more realistic bid if they are serious about tempting the striker south of the border.
Rangers entry in Foyle Cup could see Old Firm tie
The Foyle Cup is set to have a real Old Firm flavour in the summer, with Rangers joining Glasgow rivals Celtic in the tournament.
Hooper stakes claim for a big-money exit
Celtic 4 Dundee United 0: Two goals from Gary Hooper helped Celtic to a convincing home Clydesdale Bank Premier League win over Dundee United and undoubtedly stiffened manager Neil Lennon's resolve to get the best price possible for the striker if he is to leave Parkhead this month.
Austin is Celtic target if Hooper makes exit
Celtic assistant manager Johan Mjallby has admitted Burnley striker Charlie Austin is a player they could target if Gary Hooper leaves — but he expects his top goalscorer to stay at Parkhead this month.
Celtic hope Hooper will stay at Parkhead
Joe Ledley is not surprised about the growing speculation surrounding Gary Hooper but hopes his Celtic team mate resists the temptation to try pastures new.
McCoist happy as toughened up Rangers battle to win
Peterhead 0 Rangers 1: After watching his side overcome battling Peterhead 1-0, Rangers boss Ally McCoist admitted his men have had to toughen up as they have adapted to life in the Third Division of Scottish Football.
Rangers’ worldwide attraction set to benefit McCoist
Ally McCoist believes the worldwide coverage of Rangers' demotion to Scottish football's bottom tier can help him attract players.
Rangers in threat to quit Scottish football
Rangers chief executive Charles Green believes the club should attempt to quit Scottish football if league reconstruction plans are approved.
Celts haven’t title won yet: Brown
Scott Brown has stepped outside the common consensus by insisting that Celtic do not already have the Clydesdale Bank Premier League title in the bag.
Rangers squad healthy despite transfer embargo: Hutton
Rangers midfielder Kyle Hutton insists competition for places at Ibrox will not be affected by the absence of fresh faces in January.
Lennon insists Celtic have not lost their focus
Neil Lennon denied Celtic's defeat against Hibernian at Easter Road on Saturday was a “reality check” for his players.
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