Summary
TONY Mowbray, the Celtic manager, saw his side claw two points back on leaders Rangers in the Clydesdale Bank Premier League race last night then claimed his new, unsettled team would continue to improve with every passing week.
Mowbray revealed the extent of the turmoil created by making eight January signings when he said five members of the squad were still living in a hotel. Goals from Glenn Loovens and Marc-Antoine Fortune gave Celtic a 2-0 win over Hearts on Robbie Keane's Parkhead debut. Motherwell held Rangers to a 1-1 draw at Fir Park and that reduced Rangers' lead from ten points to eight.See the full content of this document
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Change of Fortune
"The team is only going to get better," said a satisfied Mowbray. "It's just been thrown together. They've only trained for...
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