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Davie Provan admits he's surprised Celtic won't train on Bodo/Glimt's plastic pitch ahead of their Europa Conference League showdown.

Davie Provan felt like he was stepping into a Spanish bullring the last time Celtic were at the Bernabeu.

Former Celtic winger Davie Provan believes Celtic should be making a move for Hibs' Kevin Nisbet this January.

Davie Provan has hit out at Ian Bankier for raising "deep concern" over referees ahead of a Premier Sports Cup semi-final against St Johnstone.

Bournemouth "all about money" as he dismissed the south coast club as "village green stuff". The midfielder left Celtic on transfer deadline day to join the Cherries, insisting in his first interview that he's always had an affection for the club.

Hibs was a holiday camp and almost fell off his deckchair.Speaking flippantly of course.Easter Road for a jolly? McGinlay’s memory of two spells at the club are more akin to a BOOT CAMP thanks to punishing training regimes overseen by the likes of Alex Miller and Alex McLeish.The former Hibees hero was staggered to hear ex-Celtic defender turned pundit Davie Provan this week describe life in Leith as a “shift in Butlins” compared to Parkhead.Provan claims he was quoting two former Hoops team mates that moved to Hibs in the 80s - a time when McGinlay was breaking through at the club - and compared the pressure between the green sides of Glasgow and Edinburgh.A veteran of derbies in Edinburgh and Glasgow himself, McGinlay experienced the full

Alfredo Morelos ' latest sanction will only push him closer to the Ibrox exit door. The Colombian is expected to sit out the next three games following a fast-track SFA hearing next week, after stamping on Hibs defender Ryan Porteous during Tuesday night's Premiership clash at Easter Road.

Celtic winger Davie Provan reckons the case for Neil Lennon to remain at the club is the "rational" one and that Dermot Desmond will recognise the manager's contribution to the Hoop's history before making a decision on his future.The boss has been under pressure after only two wins in the last eight games and this was exacerbated yesterday when influential fan group the Green Brigade were pictured holding a banner at Celtic Park calling for him to quit.It stated: "Save the ten - time to go, Neil" alongside a statement with similar sentiments.Celtic have only lost one league game this season and have two games in hand on table-topping Rangers - but they currently trail their rivals by 11 points.And Provan reckons it makes sense to give the

Steven Gerrard will not yet trust his Rangers stars to stop Ten In A Row.The former Celtic star insists the Ibrox side look a "far superior" outfit to their Glasgow rivals but has concerns over staying power.Rangers imploded following victory at Celtic Park in 2019 as Neil Lennon 's men pulled well clear before the season was declared over.Provan believes Gerrard was lucky to keep his job and, despite another decisive derby victory at the weekend.And he claims the manager won't have complete faith his squad can win the title.The pundit told Go Radio: "Steven Gerrard himself will not quite be able to trust this team yet, not after the collapse of last season."The money would've been on Rangers to win the league after they won at Celtic Park