The scenes of the celebration that so many players from Steve Clarke are central in the past three weeks were downright amazing. Silverware has been raised throughout England, Italy and Austria, Ticker Tape has exploded from cannons and glasses have been charged. Scott McTominay even stumbled the light fantastic after Napoli's beautiful Serie A Triumph. […]
So much has been made of Daizzen Maeda, Adam Idah and the Center-Forward question that it is easy to forget how many of the goals of Celtic will enter the team elsewhere. The depth of scoring options available for Brendan Rodgers was underlined on Sunday in the Semi Final of Scottish Cup against St. Johnstone
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Let alone the Easter Bunny. In Daizen Maeda, Celtic has a player who has much more in common with the Duracell Bunny. In this demolition of five goals from St. Johnstone in the semi -final of the Scottish Cup, the ruthless Maeda scored twice to ensure that Celtic stays on track to win another Treble.
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St Johnstone boss Simo Valakari insists that a heavy defeat against Celtic will not yield mental scars in the bid of the Perth Club in the semi-final of the Scottish cup to prevent relegation. Looking for a new big shock against a Celtic team that chased a domestic Treble, saints were brutally dismantled during a
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Let's recap where things stood three weeks ago, with Timo Werner torturing Kyle Walker and Rangers dropping points against a Dundee United side trapped in their bus for four hours by Storm Bert. Funny old game, football. Minutes after Vaclav Cerny's equalizer failed to silence the boos around Ibrox, James Maddison celebrated his 28th birthday
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