Alan Stubbs: Last News

Eddie Howe must give a final answer to Celtic urgently or the club should move on insists Alan Stubbs.

Manchester United. The prospect of Celtic and Rangers heading over the border is back on the agenda down south on the back of the botched European Super League breakaway.

Alan Stubbs reckon plans for a so-called British Super League are unfeasible after the European equivalent prompted the wrath of all and sundry across the footballing world. On Sunday, the six biggest English clubs threatened to form their own continental closed shop alongside heavyweights from Spain and Italy but were forced into an embarrassing climbdown after just 48 hours.

Eddie Howe owes Celtic a final manager's job answer so they can continued their new boss hunt. The Englishman is the number one target with fans eagerly awaiting an update from the club on a replacement for Neil Lennon.However, the former Bournemouth boss is still to be confirmed with the delay sparking concerns he will look for a Premier League job instead.

Alan Stubbs and Duncan Ferguson. The Celtic new boy admits the ex-Old Firm pair helped mould him as he made his way through the youth ranks at Everton having gone into their system as a primary school kid.

Neil Lennon has lost his Celtic "alibi" with the impending departure of Peter Lawwell. The club chief-executive announced last week he is set to retire this summer after 17 years at the helm.Lawwell has backed Lennon in the face of fierce calls for his sacking this season and Stubbs has a theory as to why the board haven't dismissed the manager.

FA Cup fourth and fifth round draws on Monday night.The former Premier League striker was on hand to pull all 32 balls out of the pot before Stockport County and West Ham’s third-round clash, with Man Utd vs Liverpool the standout tie in the fourth round.When he got the draw underway Crouch hilariously lifted his arm in the air before dipping it into the pot, which was a reference to Stewart’s famous antics during the 2016/17 Scottish Cup fifth round draw.The legendary singer left fans in stitches by eccentrically scooping his arm into the bowl and shouting each number out on television, which even tickled Scottish FA President Alan McRae and former Hibernian manager Alan Stubbs on the day.Some even accused Stewart, who is a die-hard Celtic

Neil Lennon and his men shouldn’t land in hot water for their mini-break as it will be nothing like when his Hoops side hit Marbella. The former Parkhead defender was involved in the first winter break in Scottish football when Dr Jo Venglos took the squad to Spain in January 1999.

Shane Duffy has revealed Bobo Balde was his hero growing up when watching Hoops teams. And he's also desperate to play against Rangers next month after admitting he was never lucky enough to make it to a derby game during his years of supporting the club.

Celtic and the Parkhead are set to secure Albian Ajeti on a £5m permanent deal from West Ham. There has been strong interest in Ivan Toney and Steven Fletcher but it looks like Neil Lennon has plumped for the Swiss international.At the other end of the park Christopher Jullien struggled against Kilmarnock and Alan Stubbs has suggested Lennon should sign a new centre-back.

Celtic are closing in on a move for Albian Ajeti. The West Ham striker is poised to pen a one-year loan deal after strong interest in Ivan Toney and Steven Fletcher.

PAISLEY DAILY EXPRESS: Live news as it happens Former Saints boss Alan Stubbs helped make the draw yesterday.

Former Celtic star Alan Stubbs has offered an olive branch to the Louden Tavern 22 years after helping ruin their 10-in-a-row title Rangers party.

Alan Stubbs has warned Rangers to avoid the null and void talk on the Premiership or risk being stripped of some of their own titles.

Alan Stubbs has opened up on legendary coach Wim Jansen's psychological tricks after the Dutchman once put on a deliberately poor training session at Celtic so he could identify his squad's leaders.

Matty Kennedy feels his move to Everton at just 16 helped turn him into the player he is today, as he revealed the strict measures imposed by Alan Stubbs.

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