Four Horsemen display at Celtic Park
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Police will use specially trained dogs to search for flares and smoke bombs being taken to the final Derby match of the season.
Strathclyde Police said there had been an increase in the number being set off at football matches in recent weeks, and anyone carrying one would be arrested.
The game at Celtic Park on Sunday is the last between Celtic and Rangers this season.
Chief Superintendent Wayne Mawson said
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Scottish Premier League champions Celtic wore their jerseys with their names in Thai when they beat Motherwell FC 3-0 yesterday at the Fir Park Stadium.
The shirts will be auctioned from Tuesday with funds going towards children of Thai Tims from Thailand's Chantaburi province to Celtic Park Stadium in Glasgow in May. Thai Tims is part of a foundation called The Good Child Foundation.
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CELTIC fans in Cambuslang don’t have too far to go to watch their team in the east end of Glasgow but, if events that started 20 years ago this week had turned out differently, their heroes might have been right on their doorstep.
On April 15, 1992, the club’s official magazine, the Celtic View, ran a front page declaring “Paradise Found”.
Paradise, in this case, was an area of vacant land beside the Cambuslang Investment Park.
It was to be the site of a new 52,000-all seater stadium.
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Kilmarnock fans have given chairman Michael Johnston a mandate to provide Celtic supporters with three of the four stands when Neil Lennon’s league leaders travel to Rugby Park at lunchtime on Saturday in an attempt to clinch the SPL championship for the first time since 2008. Celtic, who usually get two stands for their followers at Killie were afforded the third stand after the chairman's appeal to the Killie support.