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Celtic have recieved UEFA's verdict after a probe into bottle-throwing
during the Champions League match At Ac Milan.
UEFA stressed that the club would announce the news and as of yet the club has not revealed wether they have been punished.
Two incidents of bottles being thrown towards the pitch were
recorded by uefa officials on march the 7th.
during the Champions League match At Ac Milan.
UEFA stressed that the club would announce the news and as of yet the club has not revealed wether they have been punished.
Two incidents of bottles being thrown towards the pitch were
recorded by uefa officials on march the 7th.
Celtic centre back Gary Caldwell could make his return to football for Scotland at the weekend.
Caldwell picked up a serious knee injury in November last year and has not featured for Celtic since. But Scotland manager Alex McLeish has not ruled out using him in the crunch Euro 2008 qualifier at Hampden Park on Saturday.
Scotland assistant Andy Watson said....
"We have to look at the players who have been regulars in the team and assess their form and fitness levels"
"We also have to look at the Georgians, assess their strengths and figure out who we need playing against them."
"Gary is here in the squad and I'd like to think anybody in the squad has a chance of playing."
Fellow centre back and Celtic team mate Steven Pressley was red carded in the previous match in the Ukraine, so he misses this match through suspension.
Caldwell's return would be a timely boost for both club and country. His partnership...
Caldwell picked up a serious knee injury in November last year and has not featured for Celtic since. But Scotland manager Alex McLeish has not ruled out using him in the crunch Euro 2008 qualifier at Hampden Park on Saturday.
Scotland assistant Andy Watson said....
"We have to look at the players who have been regulars in the team and assess their form and fitness levels"
"We also have to look at the Georgians, assess their strengths and figure out who we need playing against them."
"Gary is here in the squad and I'd like to think anybody in the squad has a chance of playing."
Fellow centre back and Celtic team mate Steven Pressley was red carded in the previous match in the Ukraine, so he misses this match through suspension.
Caldwell's return would be a timely boost for both club and country. His partnership...
Celtic and Scotland defender Steven Pressley has warned the chasing pack in the Scottish Premier League that the club will put their recent poor form behind them and clinch the championship at the earliest opportunity.
Despite two defeats, Celtic still hold a commanding 13 point advantage over Rangers with only seven games left to play. They only require 3 wins to retain the league flag.
"When you play for Celtic you are expected to win every game - that's the pressure that comes with the job here."
"Darren is a fantastic prospect. He's a young lad with an old head on his shoulders."
Despite two defeats, Celtic still hold a commanding 13 point advantage over Rangers with only seven games left to play. They only require 3 wins to retain the league flag.
"When you play for Celtic you are expected to win every game - that's the pressure that comes with the job here."
"It's positive pressure, though, and I thoroughly enjoy it."
"It will be great to finalise the league campaign. I mentioned when I signed back in January that I came here to win trophies."
Pressley also heaped praise on the recent performances of his young team mate and fellow centre half Darren O'Dea
"It will be great to finalise the league campaign. I mentioned when I signed back in January that I came here to win trophies."
Pressley also heaped praise on the recent performances of his young team mate and fellow centre half Darren O'Dea
"Darren is a fantastic prospect. He's a young lad with an old head on his shoulders."
"He's very...
Scottish Cup sponsors Tennents must have breathed a huge sigh of relief after Celtic and Hibs were kept apart in tonights semi-final draw.
Celtic will play St.Johnstone and Hibs will face Dunfermline in the 2 games to be played on April 14/15.
Saints booked their place in the last 4 with a win at Fir Park over Motherwell last night. It was their 4th SPL scalp in both domestic cup competitions this season. A run which included a win over Rangers at Ibrox.
Celtic have won the cup a record 33 times, and are odds on favourites to make it 34, but Gordon Strachan cannot take the first division side lightly.
Celtic will play St.Johnstone and Hibs will face Dunfermline in the 2 games to be played on April 14/15.
Saints booked their place in the last 4 with a win at Fir Park over Motherwell last night. It was their 4th SPL scalp in both domestic cup competitions this season. A run which included a win over Rangers at Ibrox.
Celtic have won the cup a record 33 times, and are odds on favourites to make it 34, but Gordon Strachan cannot take the first division side lightly.
There was a Scottish Cup shock today at the Tulloch Stadium as Celtic defeated Inverness Caledonian Thistle to reach the semi-finals.
The shock came in injury time when Celtic striker Kenny Miller scored what is generally known as a 'goal' to complete a famous comeback for the bhoys.
Miller pounced at the death after Celtic had equalised through Steven Pressley with just 3 minutes remaining.
Graham Bayne had given Inverness the lead despite Celtic making a bright start to the game and dominating possession without creating much in the final third. Miller wasting the only real chance of the 1st half in the 2nd minute after Jarosik played him in but the keeper made a good block.
Celtic had Vennegoor of Hesselink and Beattie missing thanks to their glass hamstrings, which meant a start for Miller as a lone striker with Jarosik playing just off the front.
Inverness played their usual game, kicking everything in sight, and Ian Black in particular was lucky to...
The shock came in injury time when Celtic striker Kenny Miller scored what is generally known as a 'goal' to complete a famous comeback for the bhoys.
Miller pounced at the death after Celtic had equalised through Steven Pressley with just 3 minutes remaining.
Graham Bayne had given Inverness the lead despite Celtic making a bright start to the game and dominating possession without creating much in the final third. Miller wasting the only real chance of the 1st half in the 2nd minute after Jarosik played him in but the keeper made a good block.
Celtic had Vennegoor of Hesselink and Beattie missing thanks to their glass hamstrings, which meant a start for Miller as a lone striker with Jarosik playing just off the front.
Inverness played their usual game, kicking everything in sight, and Ian Black in particular was lucky to...
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