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Scottish game.We told yesterday of the release of a hard-hitting 192 page review into the scandal that plagued the sport.Martin Henry, chairman of the review panel, didn’t hold back in his wide reaching criticism of Scottish football at all levels.Now in a statement released by Parkhead bosses today, the club said it welcomed the report and branded abuse of youngsters 'an abhorrent crime' and apologised to those affected at the club and Celtic Boys Club.The statement read: "Celtic welcomes the publication of the Final Report following the Independent Review of Sexual Abuse in Scottish Football.

sexual abuse within the sport.The organisation was responding to the publication today of a hard hitting independent review into the scandal at the heart of the national game.Martin Henry, chairman of the review panel, didn’t hold back in his wide reaching criticism of Scottish football at all levels.He described the price abuse victims have paid over decades as often being “lifelong, frequently serious and sometimes catastrophic.”Henry said the collateral damage caused to victims’ relationships, their employment, their physical and mental health and their social wellbeing as “incalculable.”The 192 page review included heartbreaking accounts from many young players describing the abuse they suffered.It also highlighted the lack of