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Tears flow at Celtic after the tragic loss of Tommy Burns, a club legend GORDON Strachan choked back tears at a mournful Celtic Park as he paid a poignant and heartfelt tribute to Tommy Burns yesterday.

Zenit's zest shows Smith what Rangers are missing IN LOSING the Uefa Cup final to Zenit St Petersburg the other night, Walter Smith would not discover anything about his team that he did not already know. This awareness would be comprehensive, too, covering both their strengths and weaknesses, but

Playing for Tommy was time of my life WHEN I walked through the front entrance of Celtic Park for the first time in October 1995, there was already little doubt in my mind that I was going to sign for the club. If there had been, however, it would have disappeared within seconds of meet

Life and times of a man who realised all his dreams COUNTLESS thousands of Celtic supporters have dreamed of playing for their club or of taking charge as manager. Tommy Burns was one of a very select few who was able to turn that dream into a reality.

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