Celtic News

Friday, 21st November 2008:
McDonald: Yes, I'm a greedy bhoy	Fri 21 Nov
Scott McDonald hope's he'll return to lead the line against St Mirren tomorrow and the Celtic hit-man wants it all. He's hoping that Gordon Strachan's side can take their place in history alongside Stein and O'Neill's treble-winning teams.


Previously:
Latest! Edinburgh man about to be savaged by rottweiler!	Thu 20 Nov
Oh dear! Rangers are paying Media House, a Glasgow based PR and Crisis Management company, a kings ransom in order to try and somehow defend the indefensible racist behaviour of their fans but it seems that the chairman needs gagging too. Prepare the rottweiler..........

Hartley Adds To Injury Woes with Scotland Injury	Thu 20 Nov
Zico Picks up Ankle Knock in Friendly

Harts in the right place	Wed 19 Nov
Paul Hartley is in Paradise and that's just where he wants to be. The on-form midfielder has not given up on Champions League football just yet and he is confident that Celtic will collect all six points from their remaining two matches.

Stories of More Partying Lead to Concern over Boruc	Wed 19 Nov
Artur Caught on Camera Drinking and Partying in Warsaw.

McDonald: I watched Larsson do it now I'm living the Celtic dream	Tue 18 Nov
Scott McDonald watched and cheered from the Celtic Park stands as Henrik Larsson, Chris Sutton and co. pitted their skills against the finest in Europe but now he's the man the fans are looking to on those special nights....

Caddis - International Football Could be Route into First Team	Tue 18 Nov
Young Paul Happy to Play Any Position with Celtic

Strachan on Another Celtic Late-Show	Mon 17 Nov
Manager Reflects on last Gasp Victory

More proof that Walter's not paranoid, Timmy.	Mon 17 Nov
Well they say that winning ugly is the mark of champions and if that's true then it's gonna be four in a row because the Celts won elephant-man-ugly yesterday at New Douglas Park.

Team line-ups v Hamilton Academical	Sun 16 Nov
Confirmation of the starting eleven and substitutes named for this afternoon's fixture away to Hamilton Academical.

Strachan tells Sheridan 'Play don't worry'	Sun 16 Nov
Gordon Strachan has been pleased with the domestic form of his side and as they look to rack up their twelfth consecutive victory against home opposition, despite a horrendous injury toll and Champions League exertions, the manager praised his squad.

Message to the Pretenders: Stop your Sobbin'	Sat 15 Nov
McGhee & Sutton: Stop whining Walter

Celtic Release Statement On 'green Brigade-gate'	Fri 14 Nov
NO FANS BANNED AND NOTHING TO DO WITH POINTLESS PROTEST

Strachan: Now we're seeing Maximum Donati	Fri 14 Nov
Gordon Strachan isn't getting too carried away with the fact that his injury ravaged side has just gone four points clear of their city rivals Rangers in the Scottish Premier League table but he is willing to enthuse over the form of his squad.


Older articles:
Crosas Looks To Early Return And Welcoming Old Team Mate	Thu 13 Nov
HIGH RATED MARC SET TO RETURN SOONER RATHER THAN LATER

Hinkel: We're so good to watch	Thu 13 Nov
November's been a busy old month so far and as the Celts racked up their ninth SPL win on the trot it was pretty clear that this injury ravaged squad is enjoying their football.

Team line-ups v Kilmarnock	Wed 12 Nov
Confirmation of the starting eleven and substitutes named for the evening game at home to Kilmarnock.

Paul Caddis: Ready to play anywhere	Wed 12 Nov
Shunsuke Nakamura has almost got over his visit to Ayrshire a couple of weeks ago but will boss Strachan throw him in again against the Kilmarnock boot-boys so soon even if he is fit? Paul Caddis is fully fit and he's raring to go after making another appearance at the weekend........

Injury Woes Ease Slightly as Nakamura Declares Himself Fit	Wed 12 Nov
Lazarus-like Return of Japanese Genius Defies Notion that He Has One Eye on Returning Home

Lenny on Boruc Injury and Hartley's Contract Status	Tue 11 Nov
Aalborg Game Comback for Artur and Neilly Backs Hartley Contract Extension

Murdo: Celtic reserves won't beat Aalborg	Tue 11 Nov
Even with a full team out injured Celtic are still good enough to easily deal with their upcoming SPL fixtures but Murdo McLeod thinks the next Champions League tie against Aalborg in Denmark will be beyond Celtic's fringe players.

Hangings too good for Poppy Day protesters	Mon 10 Nov
The Green Brigade and friends reacted extremely to the club's acceptance of the SPL's Poppy Day idea and many other fans reacted extremely to the Green Brigade during their walkout........

Zico on Injuries, Tiredness and on Scoring First Home Goal	Mon 10 Nov
Hartley waxes lyrical after he breaks his Parkhead duck

Bhoys keep winning, squad keeps thinning	Sun 09 Nov
Goals from Paul Hartley and Scott McDonald ensured victory over Motherwell yesterday and Celtic remain top of the Clydesdale Bank Premier League but the injury list continues to grow.

Team line-ups v Motherwell	Sat 08 Nov
Confirmation of the starting eleven and substitutes named for this afternoon's fixture at home to Motherwell.