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Published Date: 21 August 2009
Today's round-up of news and idle gossip from the football transfer market.
N'Guemo warns Celtic board not to sell key men

THE SCOTSMAN: Landry N'Guemo believes Celtic will seriously diminish their prospects of regaining the SPL title this season if they sell any of their first-team players over the next 11 days. With the closure of the transfer window on 31 August approaching, speculation has intensified over the future of several key members of Celtic manager Tony Mowbray's squad.

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Jefferies confirms there's no way back for Locke at Killie

THE SCOTSMAN: Jim Jefferies fears Kilmarnock's loss will be another club's gain after being told there is no way back for Gary Locke. Their former captain retired at the end of last season and the 34-year-old Locke was set to remain at Rugby Park in a coaching capacity to support Jefferies and his assistant Billy Brown.

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Marco Paixao finally joins his twin at Accies

THE SCOTSMAN: Hamilton have completed the signing of Marco Paixao, two weeks after announcing the capture of the Portuguese striker and his twin brother. Accies thought they had snapped up the pair but hit problems trying to finalise a deal with Marco when his former club CyD Leonesa refused to release him from his contract.

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Rangers don't need to spend to regain SPL title - McCann

DAILY RECORD: Ex-Rangers player Neil McCann won two Trebles with a Rangers side that cost tens of millions - but he believes his old team don't need to buy this season's SPL title.

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Redknapp targets James

DAILY MIRROR: Harry Redknapp is making a new £2million bid to bring his old pal David James to high-flying Tottenham.


Ashley Cole in the money at Chelsea

THE SUN: Ashley Cole has signed a new four-year contract to make him the world's highest paid full-back.


Lampard: Utd will miss Ronaldo

THE TIMES: Chelsea midfielder Frank Lampard has predicted that Manchester United will find it difficult to replace Cristiano Ronaldo this season.



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1

Gordon Smiths 364,

Edinburgh 21/08/2009 08:58:13
What? The Scotsman, and no rumour about Stokes joining Hibs on a 3 year deal?

If its not in the Scotsman it can't be true.
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21/08/2009 11:26:22
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celtc r atrocious,

sydney 21/08/2009 12:48:34
could just be a rumour but....
MAF hasn't scored yet after 6 weeks and at 3.8 million that's a load of pure keech
his performance against arsenal showed glimpses of being ordinary
might be that landry has to say bye bye to his best mate MAF
Mark A Failure
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Rosscobhoy,

21/08/2009 14:39:39
#2

Most Celtic fans wouldn't be too disappointed if Brown or Boruc left for the figures being reported. And as the 2 of them are quite obviously so bad(according to you and in most Rangers fans i know) it would have to be viewed as good business if we punted them and brought in replacements?
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The Rt Hon Timothy Malloy,

21/08/2009 23:15:31
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I think you will choke on those words "we don't have to spend to win the league"

Warning: You will be reminded of this post when the title returns to his rightful home.

 

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