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Sunday 21 March 2010
Tony Mowbray today revealed he has all but given up hope of being able to keep Robbie Keane at Celtic beyond this season.
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Celtic have the opportunity to cut Rangers’ lead in the SPL title race almost in half over the next five days if they beat St Johnstone tomorrow and St Mirren on Wednesday.
Maurice Edu reckons there will no repeat of the collapse Rangers suffered against Dundee United when they meet St Mirren in the Co-operative Insurance Cup Final – now that Kris Boyd has hit the goals trail again.
Danny Wilson’s appearance in the Co-op Insurance Cup Final could be the start of great things for the teenager at Rangers – just as it was for me back in 1970.
The best chance of Celtic persuading Robbie Keane, and other loan signings, to stay beyond this season would be to dangle the carrot of Champions League football in front of them.
It’s Co-operative Insurance Cup Final action on Sunday as Rangers take on St Mirren at Hampden Park.
Manchester United will have to overcome Bayern Munich then unstitch the French connection to reach the final of the Champions League.
There’s no danger of St Mirren goalkeeper Paul Gallacher underestimating how much a Co-operative Cup triumph would mean to the club – his Buddies-daft in-laws are only too quick to tell him.
St Johnstone have been given a formal warning over the late postponement of last month’s Clydesdale Bank Premier League match with Rangers.
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