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Dunfermline to have no fear against Celtic with 'serial winner' Neil Lennon in charge

Aston Oxborough has insisted Dunfermline's players will have no fear when they play Celtic in the Scottish Cup final - due to “serial winner”…

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Neil Lennon makes Martin O'Neill Bayern Munich claim as he prepares to meet his maker

Neil Lennon has lauded Martin O'Neill's achievements ahead of Dunfermline's meeting with his mentor's Celtic side in the Scottish Cup final.

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The historic cup win that helped Jock Stein become Celtic's first Protestant manager

Jock Stein was told he would never become Celtic manager because he was a Protestant - then he joined Dunfermline Athletic and made history.

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‘Momentum and Belief’—Mikel Arteta Takes Unexpected Stance on Quadruple Talk

William Saliba has already openly spoken about winning all four competitions this season.

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‘I’m still hugely grateful to Celtic. People may say, "Well, Kenny wanted to move away", but that’s where it all began for me' Kenny Dalglish on his decision to join Liverpool

The Scotland icon made the move south of the border in August 1977

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Why Feyenoord’s 1970 European Cup win was a sliding doors moment for Celtic

The final remains curious in a Celtic context because it is the showpiece occasion the club would rather forget

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‘My dad took me to Rangers from an early age - yet he said "Son, the best place for you right now is at Celtic" That never caused me any bother later on, you have to support someone when you’re a kid’ Kenny Dalglish on crossing the Old Firm

The future Celtic star grew up as a Rangers fan during his childhood in Glasgow

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‘It’s what’s in your heart that counts’: Kenny Dalglish on his love for Liverpool and the long shadow of Hillsborough

Donald McRae talks to Liverpool legend Kenny Dalglish and Oscar-winning director Asif Kapadia, who has made a film about the Scot’s remarkable career in football

The Guardian - UK

Twenty-eight days later: the fastest sackings in English football’s top tier

Plus: Austria’s full-house of goals and assists, more free-kick purple patches and seeing red after scoring a hat-trick

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‘The Lisbon Lions never knew they were beaten. We were on top of the world and could take on anybody on our day – it was a glorious era for us all’ Celtic legend Jim Craig on the club’s iconic European triumph

Craig was part of the side that saw off Inter Milan in the 1967 European Cup final

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'The specialist said, "Do you want to see your grandkids properly grow up?" He’s given me an opportunity to extend my life' Steve Evans speaks to Henry Winter about his incredible seven stone weight loss journey

In March Evans lost his job at Rotherham but regained control of his life. Now he's ready for a return to management

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40 years on: Remembering Celtic & Scotland legend Jock Stein

40 years on: Remembering Scottish football legend Jock Stein on anniversary of his tragic passing.

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Scottish football's Emmeline Pankhurst on A Kiss Fae Pele and husband's ultimatum

Elsie Cook reflects on a life of football men in her life tried to take away.

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Graeme Souness on big Rangers call Russell Martin got right after doing similar

Graeme Souness is right behind one of Russell Martin's early strategies as Rangers manager

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Lisbon Lion John Clark attained football immortality with Celtic, funeral told

The defender from Lanarkshire, who died last month aged 84, was a member of Celtic’s history-making, European Cup winning side in 1967.

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John Clark obituary

Celtic footballer who was a member of the ‘Lisbon Lions’ team that won the European Cup in 1967

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Colin Harvey: ‘How do you go from being a kid watching Everton to having a statue?’

Elegant player and legendary coach looks back on some of his finest moments at ‘iconic’ Goodison Park

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Did 'The Butcher of Bilbao' get a bad rap? Was Goikoetxea more 'hero' than 'killer'?

Athletic Bilbao legend Andoni Goikoetxea is renowned as one of football's dirtiest players - but was "The Butcher of Bilbao" more 'hero'…

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'It was agreed that I’d join Manchester United. So, imagine my surprise when I got off my flight south and heard a Cockney voice saying, "Welcome to Tottenham"': Rangers legend recalls transfer misunderstanding in signing for Spurs

Rangers legend Alfie Conn thought he was signing for Manchester United when he boarded a plane, but ended up penning a deal with Tottenham

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Hamilton director calls for larger Premiership after Jock Stein and Jock Wallace move

A Hamilton director has called for the Premiership to be increased in size - so that promising youngsters can receive increased first team game time

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Vaclav, you're immortal now - just like The Conductor, Ulubatli Souness and PC Lustig

Vaclav Cerny sparked fury when he sprayed Celtic fans with water at Parkhead - but the Rangers winger will be a cult hero at Ibrox forever now

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BBC host mocks Southgate knighthood and makes case for Celtic & Rangers legends

Tam Cowan has mocked the decision to award Gareth Southgate a knighthood while legendary Scottish football figures like Stein, Greig and Miller were…

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‘After training Alan Hansen was having coffee and I said “I’ll have the same” then just as Jock Stein walked in Kenny Dalglish put a pint of lager in front of me’ Ally McCoist discusses the perils of being a young Scottish international in the 1980s

Debutant Scotland players needed their wits about them in the 1980s, especially with people like Kenny Dalglish about

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Celtic to wear black armbands against Ross County to honour death of former player

Celtic players will wear black armbands during today's match against Ross County.

Evening Standard

7 times we fell in love with Rod Stewart: from paying for a child’s autism diagnosis to fixing potholes

It’s not just about the many, many hits - Stewart is a man of multiple talents

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