On Common Ground Interview Mark Venus, Celtic's Assistant Manager, Is Confident 'Clear the Air' Meeting Will Benefit Players and Tony Mowbray, Writes Hugh Macdonald
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THERE is concern within the ranks of Celtic management over the persistent ankle injury to Scott Brown. There is none, however, over any outbreak of petted lips among the players over criticisms levelled at them.
Mark Venus, the assistant manager, could not even hint at a possible date for the return of the Scottish midfielder over an ankle injury that has received an operation, an injection, a consultation by a Harley Street specialist, and an enforced period of rest. However, an outing against Hamburger SV last week exacerbated the problem.See the full content of this document
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On Common Ground Interview Mark Venus, Celtic's Assistant Manager, Is Confident 'Clear the Air' Meeting Will Benefit Players and Tony Mowbray, Writes Hugh Macdonald
Venus was, though, frank on his reaction to any quibbles from players about criticism levelled at them by the manager, saying they had "to adapt" to the style of Tony Mowbray.
Stephen McManus, one of the players critic...See the full content of this document
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