Celtic chief Peter Lawwell 'extremely shaken' as new pics show 'petrol bomb' aftermath

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raced to the house on Peel Road, Thortonhall, around 1am on Wednesday May 19 after three vehicles at the property were set alight. A garage was also extensively damaged after catching fire with the family, including Lawwell's daughter and baby granddaughter, were forced to flee.  Officers are now urgently trying to trace a light coloured, or silver, hatchback, possibly a Mercedes A Class or similar model, and a white Fiat 500.

fire attack on his home has deeply affected his family as he thanked fans for their support.The Parkhead boss was forced to flee his Thorntonhall home after three motors were doused with an accelerant before being set alight at 1am yesterday morning.Flames spread to the nearby garage property where it is believed his daughter and her four-month-old baby girl were allegedly sleeping.He has now spoken of the 'devastating attack'.He said: “This has been a devastating attack on myself and my family, the effects of which will stay with us all for a long time.“I am, of course, extremely relieved that everyone is safe.

Peter Lawwell ’s home yesterday morning doesn’t put top-name players and managers off coming to Glasgow. Former Celtic striker Sutton made the journey north from Chelsea under Martin O’Neill and knows the Parkhead club has yet to announce a new boss – believed to be Eddie Howe.

Peter Lawwell’s home. The wrecked vehicles were loaded onto the back of a flatbed lorry and removed from the driveway of the fire-damaged home in Peel Road, Thorntonhall.

Peter Lawwell has been pictured leaving his fire ravaged home with suitcases, a baby bouncer and his pet cat. The boss has been forced to flee after three motors outside his Thorntonhall house were doused with an accelerant before being set alight at 1am this morning.

Peter Lawwell in the wake of the frightening fire bomb attack on his home. The Celtic chief executive and his family miraculously escaped unharmed after a fire blazed through parts of his house in Thortonhall after cars were set alight.

Peter Lawwell was ‘deliberate’ after a thug was seen pouring accelerant on parked motors.Emergency services were called to the scene on Peel Road in Thorntonhall at around 1am on Wednesday, May 19 after three vehicles were targeted.A source claimed the chief executive’s daughter and her four-month-old baby girl were sleeping in a converted garage which subsequently caught fire.Thankfully no one was injured during the terrifying inferno but detectives have now released a description of man seen near the vehicles before the blaze.CCTV footage obtained by officers showed the thug using accelerant to start the fire.He is described as white, around 5ft 10in, of a slim build and was wearing black jogging bottoms, a black hooded jumper with the

bright orange glow in the distance, intrigued to see what it was, he decided to drive towards it to investigate. The 22-year-old was shocked to find a massive blaze as he watched fire crews fight the raging inferno and police officers block the road.

Peter Lawwell's home has caught fire after a terrifying attack during the night. Thugs struck in the early hours of this morning while the Parkhead power broker and his family slept.It is believed a petrol bomb or similar device was aimed at Lawwell's car as it sat in his driveway. Full story. Celtic chief Peter Lawwell's daughter and grandaughter were inside accommodation above the garage of his home when the blaze broke out after a petrol bomb attack.

East Kilbride in the early hours of this morning and crews remain on the scene.A number of cars as well as a detached two-storey property were ablaze causing extensive damage.Head over to our new Lanarkshire Live Facebook page to make sure you're up to date with the top stories in the regionThe fire broke out while Lawwell and his family were asleep in their beds but they escaped the terrifying incident unhurt.A spokesperson for Celtic said: “We can confirm that significant damage has been caused to Peter Lawwell’s house and vehicles there, following an explosion and fire early this morning, forcing the family to leave the property.“Clearly, Peter’s family are extremely shaken and shocked by these terrible events, but thankfully all are

Peter Lawwell's panicked neighbours woke up to the sound of 'fire crackers' and screeching sirens after a blaze broke out at his home following a suspected petrolbomb attack. Lawwell and his family were forced to flee their property after the incident around 1am this morning and police and fire crews have now launched a probe into the attack.

Celtic chief Peter Lawwell’s house has been left charred after a terrifying petrolbomb attack spread a fire to his home. Images show the extent of the damage at the Celtic chief executive’s home.

Celtic chief Peter Lawwell's daughter and grandaughter were inside accommodation above the garage of his home when the blaze broke out after a petrol bomb attack.A source told the Daily Record Lawwell's daughter and her four month old baby girl have been living in a bubble with her Celtic chief dad during the pandemic and were inside the specially-developed flat in the grounds of his home when the fire took place.Did you know you can keep up to date with the latest news by signing up to our daily newsletter?We send a morning and lunchtime newsletter covering the latest headlines every day.We also send coronavirus updates at 5pm on weekdays, and a round up of the week's must-read stories on Sunday afternoons.Signing up is simple, easy and

Peter Lawwell's home has caught fire after a terrifying attack during the night.Thugs struck in the early hours of this morning while the Parkhead power broker and his family slept.It is believed a petrol bomb or similar device was aimed at Lawwell's car as it sat in his driveway.But the car exploded and the blaze quickly spread to his luxury home on the south side of Glasgow.Police and up to eight fire engines attended the scene and Lawwell and his family were taken to a safe location after the horrific attack.A Scottish Fire and Rescue Service spokesperson said: “We were alerted at 1.02am on Wednesday, May 19 to reports of a car on fire outside a dwelling on Peel Road, Thorntonhall, Glasgow.“Operations Control mobilised eight appliances

Celtic have issued a statement after chief executive Peter Lawwell’s home was set alight in the early hours of this morning.The club say Peter and his family have been left “extremely shaken and shocked” by the incident and were forced to flee the property in Glasgow’s southside.We told how Lawwell’s house was left charred after a terrifying petrolbomb attack spread a fire to his home.Images show the extent of the damage at the Celtic chief executive’s home after the incident around 1am this morning.Did you know you can keep up to date with the latest news by signing up to our daily newsletter?We send a morning and lunchtime newsletter covering the latest headlines every day.We also send coronavirus updates at 5pm on weekdays, and a round