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'We'll have a go' — Dundee United won't be sitting back against Celtic
Dundee United have been in sparkling form of late, but manager Peter Houston believes they'll have to scale even greater heights to knock Celtic out of the Scottish Cup at the weekend. (...)
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Celtic 2 Dunfermline 0: Pars find Hoops in untouchable form
Charlie Mulgrew celebrated his first Scotland call-up with a wonderful strike which helped take Celtic 20 points clear of Rangers at the top of the table — and cemented Dunfermline's place at the bottom. (...)
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Dunfermline Athletic 0 Celtic 3: Defeat leaves Pars contemplating huge January ahead
Dunfermline's home hoodoo continued at East End Park as table-topping Celtic turned on the style to record a comfortable win. (...)
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Dunfermline v Celtic: McIntyre admires leaders' form — but is not overawed
Dunfermline boss Jim McIntyre admits the Pars will be facing a Celtic side whose confidence is ''sky high'' when they are first-footed by the new SPL leaders. (...)
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SPL could take a stand on all-seater stadia
Safe standing areas could soon be introduced at Scottish Premier League stadiums after the SPL agreed to consider requests to pilot the concept. (...)
St Johnstone 0 Celtic 2: Lomas rages as Saints lose three in a row
St Johnstone slumped to their third successive home defeat in the space of eight days as Celtic narrowed the gap on league leaders Rangers to just four points. (...)
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Fran Sandaza's form for St Johnstone attracts attention of Old Firm
The Old Firm are understood to be ready to fight it out to sign St Johnstone striker Fran Sandaza. (...)
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Dundee United 0 Celtic 1: Houston questions Tangerines' belief after weak performance
It was a familiar defeat for Dundee United against Celtic at Tannadice, and a familiar foe who inflicted it. (...)
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Dundee United forming a plan to end Celtic's winning run
Dundee United midfielder John Rankin has sent out a reminder that Celtic are not the only in-form team in the SPL. (...)
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Campaigner urges football fans to protest Stephen Birrell's 'draconian' sentence for Neil Lennon posts
A Dundee academic is calling on football fans across Scotland to protest over the ''draconian'' sentence handed out to a Glasgow man who admitted posting religious abuse online. (...)
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Raith Rovers chief reveals financial hit facing SFL clubs
Scottish Football League clubs have been told their end-of-season payment will be nearly a third less than they have budgeted for, Raith Rovers vice-chairman Turnbull Hutton has revealed. (...)
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Celtic 0 St Johnstone 1: Bhoys stunned by super Saints
St Johnstone have got their season up and running with a once-in-a-generation victory at Celtic Park. (...)
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Police praise 'good response' to anti-sectarian initiative
Police in Perth are pleased with an anti-sectarian initiative used at McDiarmid Park at the weekend. (...)
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New signing Ryan Conroy sets sights on top flight with Dundee
New Dundee signing Ryan Conroy has revealed he would love to win promotion with the Dark Blues to show former boss Neil Lennon he made a big mistake letting him leave Parkhead. (...)
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Reports of religious hate crimes triple in Fife
A sharp rise in the number of religious hate crimes recorded in Fife in the past year has been put down to improved reporting systems in place across the region. (...)
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Tayside's religious hate record revealed as anti-sectarian legislation prepared
Religious hate crimes have been reported to Tayside Police at an average rate of one each month since the start of 2009, according to new figures released by the force. (...)
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Celtic players back Neil Lennon amid Scottish Cup glory
Neil Lennon ended a turbulent first full season in charge of Celtic as a winner then got overwhelming backing from his players to continue as manager. (...)
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Dundee United's cup final prize may be ticket to Europe
Dundee United's players will be watching the Scottish Cup final with interest today... and it will not just be to see who takes over from them as holders. (...)
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Cowdenbeath FC chairman Donald Findlay not for quitting
Donald Findlay will not be stepping down as chairman of Cowdenbeath FC, despite receiving a suspicious package addressed to him. (...)
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Cowdenbeath director says Donald Findlay QC had been warned of risk of sectarian targeting
A suspicious package addressed to Donald Findlay QC arrived at Cowdenbeath FC's Central Park on Monday in what is believed to be a retaliatory gesture in the latest episode of sectarian-related incidents in Scotland. (...)
