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TONY Mowbray insists he has no interest in what former players have to say about the way he is managing the club. The Celtic manager has made wholesale changes to the Parkhead squad since taking over from Gordon Strachan in the summer. ldwell, Scott McDonald and Barry Robson, were allowed to leave, while club captain Stephen McManus went out on loan. Earlier in the week McDonald was reported as saying that he was puzzled at some of the decisions Mowbray had made during the short time they had worked

There were a lot of positives to be taken from the first game at Parkhead when we lost 5-2, but we never defended well enough and good players punished us   -Derek McInnes

 

Arsenal and Manchester City target Yaya Toure has ruled out a move to the Premier League. Bayern Munich midfielder Bastian Schweinsteiger has dismissed press speculation that he might be heading for Chelsea in the summer. Liverpool winger Albert Riera could leave Anfield within weeks after his outburst against manager Rafael Benitez.  

Tony Mowbray today revealed he has all but given up hope of being able to keep Robbie Keane at Celtic beyond this season. The Irish striker's loan spell is up at the end of May and Mowbray is realistic about the prospect of the club being able to hang on to him. Spurs boss Harry Redknapp has maintained that Keane will be back at Tottenham for the start of the new season and, while the player may still struggle for a regular game at White Hart Lane, Celtic cannot afford a permanent move for him.

I think Robbie has enjoyed his football here and I hope the Celtic fans have enjoyed watching what he brings   -Tony Mowbray

 

Former Celtic midfielder Barry Robson fears the next player to leave the Glasgow club will be winger Aiden McGeady. Despite being without a win in 10 matches, Aberdeen goalkeeper Jamie Langfield says that the whole squad is firmly behind manager Mark McGhee and his assistant Scott Leitch. Andrew Ellis, the prospective buyer of Rangers, is likely to walk away from negotiations after the property developer discovered that the land adjoining the club's stadium cannot be used in the manner he had hoped.  

A training-ground bust-up with a young reserve-team player lies at the heart of Albert Riera's banishment from the Liverpool team. Sir Alex Ferguson has tried to make peace with Rafael Benitez before Sunday's showdown between Manchester United and Liverpool. Tottenham striker Jermain Defoe believes Wayne Rooney is the best player in the world - ahead of Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo.  

Arsenal and Manchester City target Yaya Toure has ruled out a move to the Premier League. Bayern Munich midfielder Bastian Schweinsteiger has dismissed press speculation that he might be heading for Chelsea in the summer. Liverpool winger Albert Riera could leave Anfield within weeks after his outburst against manager Rafael Benitez.  

If anyone thinks the downward trend in Scottish football is about to bottom out in the summer, think again. At the end of this season, I predict more doom and gloom for our SPL clubs and a further relocation of what little talent we have left up here to the south. The two main stars and targets for English clubs will undoubtedly be Aiden McGeady and Kris Boyd. If I were in their shoes, it would be a quick hop, skip and a jump over Hadrian's Wall to England if the opportunity arises.  

IT'S that time of the year again when Celtic supporters can cast their votes for Player of the Year and Carling Goal of the Season, as well as a number of other awards. Last year it was Scott Brown who scooped the award, voted for by the fans, and the Celtic captain is in the running again. Aiden McGeady is another player who is sure to gather plenty of votes, as will fellow Irishman Robbie Keane who has been in tremendous form since joining the club on loan in January.  

Aiden McGeady has been told to up his game in Scotland before thinking of a switch to England. Packie Bonner has urged Aiden McGeady to stay with Celtic for a few more seasons before switching to the English Premier League. The former Hoops goalkeeper is now the Republic of Ireland's technical director and has worked with McGeady at international level.

I've watched Aiden develop from being a very young guy   -Packie Bonner