Tommy Burns: Last News

Rosemary Burns, the widow of Celtic legend Tommy Burns, has tragically passed away on a flight from Tenerife to Glasgow. At 69 years old, Rosemary fell ill during her Jet2 flight on July 3, causing an emergency landing in Cork.

There might have been moments along the way when they looked like the best of a pretty average bunch.

Ange Postecoglou has taken another coy dig at Rangers counterpart Michael Beale as he addressed the Celtic support after his team an out 5-0 winners over Aberdeen on trophy day.

Former Celtic chairman Fergus McCann has paid tribute to Wim Jansen following the former Hoops boss’ death on Tuesday.

There will be thousands upon thousands of words written about Walter Smith and the impact he made in the days to come.

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.

Jorge Cadete was part of Celtic’s “Three Amigos” who got Parkhead fans off their seats 25 years ago.

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World Cup campaign need not be the disaster many think it is.Not with a home tie against the Faroe Islands looming where an expected three points can put a rosier complexion on Group F – if Scotland go into it with a much better attitude than a team Lambert played in back in 2002.The former Celtic and Scotland captain still bristles at the memory of a night spent huffin’ and puffin’ their way to a 2-2 draw under Berti Vogts, after being two goals down in the first 12 minutes to the part-time fishermen in Torshavn.“I’d just come out of retirement at that time,” Lambert told .“Tommy Burns, God rest him, told me Berti wanted a chat with me about coming back and we agreed I would have one campaign.“I’d been to the Faroes a few years earlier

Celtic man of them all was Billy McNeill.Celtic sacked him.The most loved individual, whose managerial bond with the Hoops fans was more like idolatry, was Tommy Burns.Celtic sacked him.A statue and a plaque outside Celtic Park now vouch for the fact iconic status did not immunise either against dismissal.Neil Lennon may one day have a posthumous symbol of the undeniable good he did for Celtic put on display outside the ground.But for now he has to deal with this world – not the next.The banner calling on Lennon to go, draped outside Celtic Park on Wednesday morning, was a tasteless gesture but the sentiment was accurate.It was also an outward sign of inner fear – that Rangers are too good for Celtic this season.Otherwise why would the

Charli and Dixie D’Amelio’s behavior in the now-viral “Dinner With The D’Amelios” video, but Chef Aaron May hasn’t given it another thought since the video was shared earlier this week.In a video shared by The Hollywood Fix on Wednesday, November 18, May confirmed his feelings were not hurt “at all” by Dixie and Charli’s less than impressed reactions to his food in the video for their family YouTube channel. The D’Amelio family’s creative director, Tommy Burns, also took responsibly for the video.“It was my idea.

Green Brigade have unveiled a huge motivational banner in their section of the stadium. The Hoops had been yet to utilise fan banners to give Parkhead a touch of atmosphere before their decoration appeared.Clubs like Rangers, Aberdeen and Dundee United have allowed fans to adorn their beloved stadium with flags but the Hoops had stuck to club advertising.That has now changed dramatically with the enormous sign that appears to stretch across many tens of rows of seats.

Paolo Di Canio will 'never stop thanking' Tommy Burns for taking him to Celtic, as he reveals the bust-up that saw him leave after just one season.