Didier Agathe: Last News

Celtic fans can tune in live to watch three club legends host a Lanarkshire charity evening this Saturday. Hosted by Frank McAvennie - with fellow Celtic heroes John Hartson and Didier Agathe - the trio will serve up a 'Legends of Paradise' evening, aimed at helping families deeply affected by addiction.

Celtic manager’s first task will be to draw up a battle plan to reclaim Scotland from the blue half of Glasgow.

Rangers defence spinning at Ibrox still stuns Didier Agathe now as it did 20 years go.And the former Celtic favourite reckons the balance of power can turn just as quickly in Glasgow.Agathe was sent a recent reminder of that clash in Govan at the end of April 2001, when Martin O’Neill’s men romped to a 3-0 win on their way to winning the SPL and completing a tremendous Treble.Moravick stole the show with a stunning double – one of which included a shift of feet that send the entire Light Blues backine for a loaf – before Henrik Larsson completed the rout.Times could not be more different this weekend.Celtic strolled up Paisley Road West two decades ago but this time they’ll tip-toe over to the south side on Sunday hoping to avoid further

Celtic winger assumed the role at the English Northern League side last April but it quickly soured before he left in October.Agathe had left his academy in La Reunion to return to the UK in a bid to kickstart his coaching career.But he has alleged that his role at the club ended up being like a father to kids whom the club had promised footballing careers but who were then committed to financial obligations without being paid.Agathe said: “One of the players actually came to me and told me I had done more for him than his own dad had.“In some ways, that is what the role became.

Odsonne Edouard is the golden boy of French football but the Hoops hitman has been urged to get back on the job of bringing silverware to his club.The Parkhead predator is receiving rave reviews in his homeland after his double for the Under-21s took his tally to 15 in 10 games and equalled Florian Maurice’s record.Neil Lennon's talisman has even been hailed by notoriously hard to please publication L'Equipe, while France Football magazine described him as ‘poison’ for defences, as he got tipped to lead the French youngsters in Euro 2021 and the Under-23s at next July’s Olympic Games.Hoops hero Didier Agathe is not surprised as he reckons the frontman is destined to go all the way to the top level.But Edouard needs to focus first on

A Celtic fan has performed a hilarious tribute to a former player and the new manager of Durham City.

Didier Agathe reckons he has an old dressing room full of gaffers he can lean on as he takes his first steps in management.