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Former Celtic chief executive Peter Lawwell hailed Walter Smith as an all-time great and a legend who transcended the most bitter rivalry in football.

Steven Gerrard ’s three year reign at Ibrox. And club hero David Robertson is adamant the Liverpool legend will be well aware of the failings and the need to change that record.

Celtic and Rangers in an impassioned defence of his club as Manchester City romp to the English title once more.The Etihad side are running away with it in the Premier League as they now sit 10 points clear of rivals Manchester United in the top flight.And the manager had no time for critics that say he's bought his success in England - because even the Scottish Premiership winners follow suit.Although Rangers are inches from usurping the Parkhead club's domestic dominance this season Guardiola name-checked the recent Nine In A Row champions in a list of top European clubs to prove it's not just City that hold a financial advantage over the competition.He said: "When you achieve what this club has in four years, winning a lot of games, it's

Steven Gerrard doesn’t swap Rangers for Liverpool for at least another five years and admitted he has been stunned at how successful he has been as Ibrox boss.Reds legend Gerrard has been tipped as a future Anfield gaffer but at just 40-years-old and still in his first managerial job, Gough reckons a Merseyside return can wait.The legendary Nine In A Row captain hailed Gerrard for his outstanding work since taking over at the Light Blues three years ago as he closes in on the club’s first title in a decade.Gough, who is in regular contact with Gerrard, admitted the former England captain’s success in Europe has been remarkable with Gers odds-on to reach the last-16 of the Europa League for the second season in a row after a 4-3 first leg

Mark Warburton was asked the question the more it seemed to irritate him.

Celtic’s season around and save the quest for 10 In A Row.The under-fire boss will stay in charge until the New Year Old Firm game at Ibrox despite the clamour for him to be sacked following Sunday’s 1-1 draw at home to St Johnstone.Lennon’s progress will be reviewed after the season-defining fixture in Govan on January 2.The Nine In A Row champions came out in strong defence of their manager on Monday with a tea-time statement confirming he will lead his side into the Scottish Cup final on December 20 and the Old Firm clash.Now after Thursday night’s meaningless Europa League match against Lille is put to bed, Parkhead supremo Dermot Desmond hopes Lennon can then salvage the club’s domestic campaign.The statement read: “In light of the

Celtic boasting one of the youngest squads in the division and Rangers the second oldest. While captain Scott Brown might be one of the first players to come to mind when thinking about the Nine In A Row champions, their rest of their starting XI doesn't have the experience of the midfielder.

Celtic have won a record equalling ninth title in a row after the SPFL called time on the 2019/20 season.

Scott Brown as the best skipper of his career. McGeouch, 27, played under the Nine In A Row winner as he was coming up through the ranks at Parkhead.