Jock Stein: Last News

Lisbon Lion and Celtic legend Bertie Auld has sadly passed away at the age of 83.

Line of Duty's Martin Compston has backed a film about Jock Stein, Bill Shankly and Matt Busby made by co-star Vicky McClure's husband. The Three Kings documentary is an insight into three of the greatest Scottish football managers and how they led their clubs to success.

Celtic manager Jock Stein 's son has died, the club has confirmed.

Celtic Park could be facing a life sentence for raping three women. Alexander Rafferty put his victims through horrendous ordeals - including two who were effectively strangers.The 55 year-old told one of the women: "I will show you what f*****g rape is." Rafferty hit the headlines in 1999 when he tumbled from the Jock Stein stand at Parkhead during a powderkeg Celtic and Rangers clash.

drowning accident last week, with friends and family attended Jock Stein pitches wearing the colours of his beloved Celtic.There wasn't a dry eye in sight as around 300 people turned out to pay their respects and show support to Dean's family who were also in attendance. The Lanarkshire Live app is available to download now.

Celtic legend Charlie Gallagher has sadly passed away at the age of 80. The Ireland internationalist spent 12 years at Parkhead and played a massive part in that heroic run to the European Cup in 1967 under Jock Stein.

Jock Stein. And he believes Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel and Scotland gaffer Steve Clarke will do the same with rising star Billy Gilmour.

Apple - Android It is not yet known the value of destruction caused, but repairs are expected to take place soon.The Jock Stein pitches are used daily by hundreds of youngsters and indeed dozens of youth football teams across South Lanarkshire for training facilities and games.The pitch at Jock Stein can be used in two ways – either for full-size, 11-a-side games, or broken down into three areas for 7-a-side games and training facillities.South Lanarkshire Council say that two of the three areas are still available for 7-a-side so these lets will continue as normal.However, 11-a-side lets are cancelled until further notice.

Neil Lennon failed in the bid to reach double figures. After a disastrous title defence Rangers sealed the Premiership crown in March, meaning the Parkhead club failed to exceed Walter Smith or Jock Stein's record.

Glasgow flat that was once the home of Celtic icon Jock Stein is now available to buy.The three bedroom property, which is based in the Newlands area of the city, has just come on the market for offers over £255,000.And Nicol Estate Agents has listed the headline feature of home as being once owned by the legendary gaffer of the Parkhead side and Scotland National Team.Stein is a legend among the Hoops support for bringing home a number of trophies during his 13-year spell with the club in the 60s and 70s.His most notable victory came in 1967 when his Celtic side defeated Inter Milan to win the European Cup.He would then go on to lead the Scottish National Team before his tragic death on the touchline during a World Cup qualifier against

post. I lobbed it from the side of the six yard box into the top corner of the goal.

Rangers dynasty.The Ibrox club took nine league titles in a row between 1988-89 and 1996-97, matching the achievement of Jock Stein's Hoops side.Celtic were looking to go one better this season but a miserable defence of their Premiership crown means Rangers can take the title this weekend.That would be the earliest title win in a full-length season ever, and with a rebuild on the cards at Parkhead it's been suggested that Steven Gerrard's side could become the dominant force.But while Bonner sees parallels to the Nine In A Row era he played in, he insists his old side won't be down for long.He said on Go Radio: "I go back to when I was at the club in 1988-89."We won the double then Rangers had the big changeover with (Graeme) Souness

St Johnstone have their date with destiny against Livingston at the national stadium this afternoon.Saints have never won the league cup.In 1969 they reached the final only to run into Celtic in the midst of their Jock Stein-inspired dominance.Then in 1998, they again went all the way to the showpiece match only to find an expensive Rangers side managed by Dick Advocaat in their way.Will it be one better today against a Livingston side who have been a revelation this season? We certainly hope so.Strap yourself in, this could get epic...Manager Callum Davidson has some big calls to make this afternoon - especially up front.

Celtic great Johannes Edvaldsson has died at the age of 70. Nicknamed 'Shuggie', Edvaldsson spent five years at the club from 1975 to 1980.

Celtic legend invariably thinks back to the one that got away. Callaghan was a key part of Jock Stein’s all-conquering Hoops side, which bagged titles number four, five, six, seven, eight and nine on their historic run in the late 60s and early 70s.

Rangers desperately sought to stop the Celtic juggernaut.Under Jock Stein they had won the previous five league titles and scored late on in so many games that their supporters might have believed divine intervention was on hand.So when, with only two minutes remaining, the irrepressible Jimmy Johnstone scored to put Celtic one up, it seemed a typical Stein coup de grace.However, seconds from the end, Rangers striker Colin Stein equalised.Those tumultuous two minutes – and Rangers’ sudden comeback – was to lead to a thoroughly mistaken but initially credible-sounding theory about what then followed in a far corner of Ibrox Stadium.News that at least 22 people had been killed in an accident reached us at the time I was preparing to present

Neil Lennon is no Celtic legend despite becoming the first man in the club's history to win the Treble as a player and manager. Lennon clinched a domestic clean sweep - the club's fourth on the trot - with a thrilling Scottish Cup Final victory over Hearts on Sunday.It makes the Irishman the only individual ever to win it on the pitch and in the dugout.

Betfred Cup for a fifth season in a row. Manager Neil Lennon is under pressure following a run of just two wins in nine games, with calls for him to go only growing louder in volume after a 4-1 defeat to Sparta Prague on Thursday.

Jock Stein rose from the bench and limped towards the corner flag, with a few minutes still remaining in the 1967
 European Cup Final in Lisbon, he looked like a man supremely confident enough to allow his side to click on to auto-pilot.For the Inter Milan players now looked traumatised, even though they were only 2-1 down. And from what I could see from my stance, their manager Helenio Herrera
 was slumped on his bench in an admission of defeat that made him look as if he were suffering from piles.Yet that scene was deceptive.

realising it would be identified eventually as one of the most historic ever played.

Moi Elyounoussi and told him he's 'let down the great Jock Stein'.The Celtic loanee was caught on his mobile phone during the second half of the humiliating defeat to Sparta Prague in the Europa League.Neil Lennon promised he would deal with it post-match and Elyounoussi apologised, explaining that he was checking the score of the AC Milan and Lille game.But Lambert wasn't having it and insists Lennon needs to make a stand if he wants to change the culture of the club.He didn't hold back as he laid into the Norwegian and told BBC Sportsound: "There’s something wrong if Neil has said that.