Peter Lawwell: Last News

bright orange glow in the distance, intrigued to see what it was, he decided to drive towards it to investigate. The 22-year-old was shocked to find a massive blaze as he watched fire crews fight the raging inferno and police officers block the road.

Peter Lawwell's home has caught fire after a terrifying attack during the night. Thugs struck in the early hours of this morning while the Parkhead power broker and his family slept.It is believed a petrol bomb or similar device was aimed at Lawwell's car as it sat in his driveway. Full story. Celtic chief Peter Lawwell's daughter and grandaughter were inside accommodation above the garage of his home when the blaze broke out after a petrol bomb attack.

East Kilbride in the early hours of this morning and crews remain on the scene.A number of cars as well as a detached two-storey property were ablaze causing extensive damage.Head over to our new Lanarkshire Live Facebook page to make sure you're up to date with the top stories in the regionThe fire broke out while Lawwell and his family were asleep in their beds but they escaped the terrifying incident unhurt.A spokesperson for Celtic said: “We can confirm that significant damage has been caused to Peter Lawwell’s house and vehicles there, following an explosion and fire early this morning, forcing the family to leave the property.“Clearly, Peter’s family are extremely shaken and shocked by these terrible events, but thankfully all are

Peter Lawwell's panicked neighbours woke up to the sound of 'fire crackers' and screeching sirens after a blaze broke out at his home following a suspected petrolbomb attack. Lawwell and his family were forced to flee their property after the incident around 1am this morning and police and fire crews have now launched a probe into the attack.

Celtic chief Peter Lawwell’s house has been left charred after a terrifying petrolbomb attack spread a fire to his home. Images show the extent of the damage at the Celtic chief executive’s home.

Celtic chief Peter Lawwell's daughter and grandaughter were inside accommodation above the garage of his home when the blaze broke out after a petrol bomb attack.A source told the Daily Record Lawwell's daughter and her four month old baby girl have been living in a bubble with her Celtic chief dad during the pandemic and were inside the specially-developed flat in the grounds of his home when the fire took place.Did you know you can keep up to date with the latest news by signing up to our daily newsletter?We send a morning and lunchtime newsletter covering the latest headlines every day.We also send coronavirus updates at 5pm on weekdays, and a round up of the week's must-read stories on Sunday afternoons.Signing up is simple, easy and

Celtic chief executive Peter Lawwell following a fire overnight.Thugs are believed to have thrown a petrol bomb or similar at Lawwell's car with an explosion setting the house alight.Lawwell, who will retire next month, was at the property at the time with his family when the attack happened.And photos show the extensive damage seemingly to the garage, including a completely burnt out roof. The Daily Record report that Lawwell's daughter and four-month-old granddaughter were inside accommodation above the garage when the blaze broke.

Peter Lawwell's home has caught fire after a terrifying attack during the night.Thugs struck in the early hours of this morning while the Parkhead power broker and his family slept.It is believed a petrol bomb or similar device was aimed at Lawwell's car as it sat in his driveway.But the car exploded and the blaze quickly spread to his luxury home on the south side of Glasgow.Police and up to eight fire engines attended the scene and Lawwell and his family were taken to a safe location after the horrific attack.A Scottish Fire and Rescue Service spokesperson said: “We were alerted at 1.02am on Wednesday, May 19 to reports of a car on fire outside a dwelling on Peel Road, Thorntonhall, Glasgow.“Operations Control mobilised eight appliances

Celtic have issued a statement after chief executive Peter Lawwell’s home was set alight in the early hours of this morning.The club say Peter and his family have been left “extremely shaken and shocked” by the incident and were forced to flee the property in Glasgow’s southside.We told how Lawwell’s house was left charred after a terrifying petrolbomb attack spread a fire to his home.Images show the extent of the damage at the Celtic chief executive’s home after the incident around 1am this morning.Did you know you can keep up to date with the latest news by signing up to our daily newsletter?We send a morning and lunchtime newsletter covering the latest headlines every day.We also send coronavirus updates at 5pm on weekdays, and a round

Dominic McKay will meet with fans for the first time today. McKay stepped down from his role as chief operating officer of the SRU in order to speed up his appointment as Peter Lawwell ’s Parkhead successor.

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Dominic McKay is in the building and will succeed Peter Lawwell as chief executive in the summer but supporters are anxiously waiting to find out who will be manager and who will be named sporting director. Eddie Howe remains the hot favourite to be in the dugout next season but it's less clear who will be tasked with upgrading recruitment off the pitch.

Eddie Howe must give a final answer to Celtic urgently or the club should move on insists Alan Stubbs.

forced 13 players into self-isolation. Celtic and government chiefs clashed, with former Parkhead gaffer Neil Lennon insisting the club were being treated differently to everyone else before Peter Lawwell issued an apology to fans.

Hugh McNulty, Glasgow, said: “The thought of Celtic and Rangers in a British League is exciting. I’d rather be playing West Ham on a Tuesday night at Celtic Park than Hamilton.

Charlie Nicholas has warned former club Celtic they must walk away from Eddie Howe if they feel he wants too much before agreeing to take the reins at Parkhead. Talks remain ongoing with the former Bournemouth boss who is understood to want to bring his trusted lieutenant Richard Hughes with him.

Dominic McKay has explained his decision to take up the role earlier than planned. He was initially due to arrive to replace Peter Lawwell over the summer, but will now head to Parkhead on April 19.

Celtic, following the botched bid for 10 In A Row. CEO Peter Lawwell will depart, to be replaced by Dominic McKay, with a new manager and sporting director also set to arrive.

Dominic McKay won't now be waiting until the end of the season to get down to work at Celtic. Long-serving Peter Lawwell's successor as chief executive has a hard act to follow and the Scottish Rugby COO is scheduled to get started this week.

Dominic McKay set to start the job three months ahead of schedule.Record Sport understands McKay is on the brink of standing down from his position as chief operating officer of the SRU in order to speed up his appointment as Peter Lawwell’s Parkhead successor.And an official announcement of McKay’s decision could even be made as early as Tuesday morning, when the Stock Exchange reopens for business after the Easter bank holiday. McKay was originally expected to begin his new post on July 1, when Lawwell will step away from the club after 17 years in charge.

Celtic fans have been looking for something to believe amid a season where everything has gone wrong. Manager Neil Lennon has left and long-serving chief executive Peter Lawwell will retire at the end of the season - The Times They Are a-Changin' in Glasgow's east end.