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Win a copy of Celtic's Cult Heroes!
Celtic FC are a club that is rich in Cult Heroes. The legends assembled here are not necessarily the best players to appear in green and white, but the ones who developed the most affinity with the Bhoys' incredible support; who were deified and came to stand for something more than mere footballers.
There was, for example, renegade Dan Doyle - the man who failed to turn up for a Scottish Cup tie, yet remained a hero; the saintly goalscorer Jimmy McGrory; Tommy McInally, the rebel without a cause and the tragic Bertie Thomson. Dixie Dean recovered from the trauma of a missed penalty in a shoot-out to score a Scottish Cup final hat-trick less than three weeks later. 'Champagne' Charlie Nicholas was adored for his glamour as much as his prolific goal-scoring ability and in more recent times there have been the ultra-professional goal machine Henrik Larsson and Shunsuke Nakamura -who have done so much to make Celtic a worldwide institution.
Celtic's Cult Heroes, by David Potter, contains many anecdotes and asides, and is a must for every Celtic fan.
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Win a copy of Celtic's Cult Heroes!
Celtic FC are a club that is rich in Cult Heroes. The legends assembled here are not necessarily the best players to appear in green and white, but the ones who developed the most affinity with the Bhoys' incredible support; who were deified and came to stand for something more than mere footballers.
There was, for example, renegade Dan Doyle - the man who failed to turn up for a Scottish Cup tie, yet remained a hero; the saintly goalscorer Jimmy McGrory; Tommy McInally, the rebel without a cause and the tragic Bertie Thomson. Dixie Dean recovered from the trauma of a missed penalty in a shoot-out to score a Scottish Cup final hat-trick less than three weeks later. 'Champagne' Charlie Nicholas was adored for his glamour as much as his prolific goal-scoring ability and in more recent times there have been the ultra-professional goal machine Henrik Larsson and Shunsuke Nakamura -who have done so much to make Celtic a worldwide institution.
Celtic's Cult Heroes, by David Potter, contains many anecdotes and asides, and is a must for every Celtic fan.
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Sorry, but the question is, who did he LEAVE to go TO celtic. He went to Barcelona AFTER Celtic.
<table class="infobox vcard" style="font-size: 85%;"><tbody><tr style="line-height: 9pt;"><td>Years</td> <td>Club</td> <td>App (Gls)*</td> </tr> <tr> <td style="padding-right: 3em;">1988-1992
1992-1993
1993-1997
1997-2004
2004-2006
2006-
2007</td> <td style="padding-right: 3em;">Högaborgs BK
Helsingborgs IF
Feyenoord
Celtic
FC Barcelona
Helsingborgs IF
→ Manchester United (loan) </td> <td>065 0(23)
056 0(50)
101 0(26)
221 (173)
040 0(13)
038 0(19)
07 00(1)</td></tr></tbody></table>0
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