Celtic new boy David Turnbull says Motherwell were great for him - but he's ready to gun them down

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Jenna Dewan was clearly feeling nostalgic on Thursday.The 41-year-old fired up her Instagram to recreate childhood snap of herself striking poses while wearing a sparkly costume.In her new pictures, she managed to put together a new outfit in roughly the same colors as the old - and she appeared to be wearing the original glittering headband. Now: Jenna Dewan fired up her Instagram to recreate childhood snap of herself striking poses while wearing a sparkly costume Then:In her new pictures, she managed to put together a new outfit in roughly the same colors as the old - and she appeared to be wearing the original glittering headband'Then and now… who wore it better?' she wrote with a crying laughing emoji, adding: '(Also, all of this was somehow in my closet.)'Jenna recently struck a two-film deal with Lifetime, which she has starred in multiple projects for in years past.One of her upcoming TV movies, which she will produce as well as star in, will reportedly be a holiday-themed part of the It's A Wonderful Lifetime slate.

The Australian outback can be an unforgiving place, especially when you’ve got amnesia.

Turnbull signed a life-changing four-year contract with Celtic and, in the process, his club record transfer fee of £3m earned Motherwell a huge cash injection in uncertain times.

Celtic could still be in the Champions League if they weren't "slow off the blocks" in the transfer market. The Premiership champions crashed out at the hands of their Hungarian counterparts Ferencvaros, losing 2-1 at Parkhead.

David Turnbull has been tipped to follow in the footsteps of Scott Brown at Celtic after joining the Hoops at the second attempt last week.  Former Motherwell star Jim Paterson reckons that the 21-year-old will be a big hit at Parkhead after his £3million switch from the Steelmen.  Ex-Fir Park favourite Paterson urged Neil Lennon to snap up the midfielder with English clubs lurking after his move collapsed last year.After the deal was done, he now believes the Wishaw lad could fill the void left by the skipper in coming years with Brown set to be pushing 36 by the end of the season.Paterson reckons Turnbull will turn into a ready-made replacement for the former Scotland skipper when he decides to call it a day - if the highly-rated new boy

Albian Ajeti and Christopher Jullien steadied the Parkhead ship.Victory moves the Hoops back within six points of early league leaders Rangers having played two games fewer than their city rivals.Odsonne Edouard's continued absence left Neil Lennon with a decision over the striker-free line-up that fell to the Hungarians, or so it was thought.Instead, the manager stuck to his guns and named the same side, again placing Ryan Christie at the tip of his forward line.It left new arrival David Turnbull waiting for a debut following his midweek arrival from the Steelmen.He watched from the bench as the opening 20 minutes passed with barely an incident to register, a marauding run from Well centre-back Bevis Mugabi the only break from Celtic

#CELMOT ⚪️ !  pic.twitter.com/FIG9bqYNDq Motherwell are still searching for their first three points, following three defeats and two draws in their opening five matches. However, Thursday night's emphatic 5-1 victory over Glentoran in a Europa League first round qualifier will have boosted their confidence ahead of their toughest test of the season so far.

Motherwell come to town. The 2-1 loss to Ferencvaros once again spelled the Hoops' elimination from Europe's premier competition before reaching the group stage.

David Turnbull left for Celtic.The Fir Park striker opened his account for the season in Thursday night's 5-1 thrashing of Glentoran in their Europa League first round qualifier, as the Steelmen got used to life without the £3m playmaker.But ahead of today's trip to Celtic - which could see Turnbull make his Hoops debut - Watt says the wealth of young talent at Motherwell must now seize their chance to follow in Turnbull's footsteps.The former Celtic striker said: "We've got boys like Allan Campbell, [Liam] Polworth, Mark O'Hara, [Liam] Donnelly, who is injured, Jamie Semple, Baz Maguire, Dean Cornelious; we've got a long list of good players."Davie was a young lad one day, so now it's time for them to come through and show their

Tom Rogic.Neil Lennon has confirmed the club have received a satisfactory offer for the out-of-favour Aussie after he was linked with a move to Qatar.But the Parkhead boss insists midfielder David Turnbull's arrival does not necessarily spell the end for Rogic as talks continue over his future.The 27-year-old has yet to feature for Celtic for this season and is currently nursing an ankle problem.And Lennon said; “Negotiations are ongoing with Tom. We have accepted a bid.“He is not fit at the moment, he has a slight ankle problem, but whether he stays or goes...

Celtic have finally landed David Turnbull and the midfielder will be looking to make an instant impact. Manager Neil Lennon is still keen to add to his squad though, with a centre-back the priority.

Celtic jersey for size, only for it to be ripped from his back when the results of his medical came through.Turnbull had to deal with the anguish of seeing his £3million move collapse at the last minute – even after he’d posed for pics with Neil Lennon in the new kit.The 21-year-old recovered from the shock of learning he needed knee surgery to complete the deal for real 14 months later and was happy to try on the shirt again once the ink was dry on his four-year deal.Turnbull said: “I just wanted the medical this week to be over with as quickly as possible!“It wasn’t going to be the same scenario as last year because I was confident everything was fine and the surgeon had reassured me.“Even so, it was weird going in for it.

Scott Brown as the poster boy for young Scots making big-money transfers to Celtic. The midfielder finally sealed a switch from Motherwell this week, 14 months after a knee issue wrecked a move to the Premiership champions.

Odsonne Edouard is set for crucial talks over his future after the Hoops crashed out of the Champions League.The Frenchman sat out Wednesday’s dismal qualifying defeat to Ferencvaros with a niggling thigh injury and was sorely missed as his side were made to pay for failing to capitalise on their domination.Now Edouard, who has two years left on his deal, will speak with his representatives in the coming days with speculation mounting and just over five weeks of the transfer window remaining.Celtic yesterday completed the £3.25million signing of David Turnbull from Motherwell and are intent on convincing Edouard to stick around for at least another year in Glasgow.But while Champions League football isn’t the ball-all and end-all for the

Premiership sides begin their campaign tonight as they aim to make the Europa League group stage. Aberdeen take on Faroese side Runavik while Motherwell host Northern Ireland's Glentoran.

David Turnbull has finally joined Celtic in a deal worth £3million – 14 months after his dream move collapsed at the 11th hour.The midfield powerhouse was set to sign in last summer’s window but a failed medical scuppered his switch and left him heartbroken.However, Turnbull overcame his knee injury with a dedicated rehab programme that saw him fight back to fitness and reclaim his Motherwell place this season, making five appearances and scoring against Livingston.revealed in July that Neil Lennon had renewed his interest in the 21-year-old and now the Celtic boss finally has his man who has signed a four-year deal. The Hoops new boy was delighted to finally seal a move to the Scottish champions as they aim to secure an historic 10 In A

Celtic crashing out of the Champions League in the second qualifying round, there suddenly looks like plenty more to do on the transfer market. Manager Neil Lennon is close to sealing a deal for David Turnbull of Motherwell, while a centre-back is also a priority.

Rangers the priority is to secure a dynamic midfielder who can make the difference in the Ibrox engine room. However, manager Steven Gerrard will likely have his eye on the exit door.

Champions League.But the Celtic gaffer admits reaching the glamour group stage could tip the scales in him securing additional quality for his ranks.Lennon says it’s all about prestige and not pound notes as his side go into battle against Ferencvaros on Wednesday night.Parkhead chiefs are currently working on deals for immediate targets such as Motherwell’s David Turnbull and Brighton defender Shane Duffy.Lennon and the recruitment team have other irons in the fire and the boss has revealed that some business could be concluded nearer to the early October deadline.The Celtic gaffer is adamant that dealings won’t be affected by the outcome of the Champions League qualifiers, but does confess that making the groups may open fresh doors in

Celtic boss Neil Lennon confirmed there was interest. Now McGregor has voiced his opinion on an 'exciting talent'.He said: "I think he has been excellent.