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The arrival of former Parkhead hero Tony Mowbray as Gordon Strachan’s replacement has brought fresh impetus to the green side of Glasgow. He has set about strengthening the squad and the summer signings have only added to the belief of Celtic fans that they can reclaim the title from their bitter local rivals. Striker Marc-Antoine Fortune followed Mowbray to Parkhead from relegated West Brom whilst Landry Nguemo joined from AS Nancy. Other newcomers are midfielder Danny Fox (Coventry City) and Czech left back Milan Misun.

At the time of writing, Celtic’s Champions League dreams are already over having been beaten by Arsenal. However, a long Europa League campaign will be just as welcomed as domestic success. Along with the new signings, the ability of the established stars to recover quickly from this early season disappointment will be key. Keeper Artur Boruc has found form again and the defence featuring the likes of Naylor, McManus and Caldwell will need to be as tight-a-unit as possible to reduce the errors that ultimately cost them the title a year ago.

A midfield without Shunsuke Nakamura who left for la Liga is a midfield weakened from what it once was. Yet the new signings and some old names - Scott Brown and Marc Crosas to name but two - look up for the challenge ahead. The strike force re-invigorated by Fortune but also missing an old friend in Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink needs to perform at least as well as the defensive unit. Grabbing the odd goal against admittedly inferior opposition is another trait that Celtic failed to find on too many occasions last season.

Mowbray will be hoping that he can inspire his men to make his first season in charge a winning one.

Celtic was formed in 1887 by a local religious man Brother Walfrid who following the example of Hibernian FC set up the football club as a means to raise money to alleviate poverty in Glasgow’s east end parishes. Celtic Park or Parkhead has been their home since 1892. Numerous domestic championships and Scottish FA and League cups have spent time in the trophy cabinet but none has been as welcomed as the European Cup in 1967 when Celtic became the first British club to lift the trophy, the year before Manchester United won it. An additional source of pride was that the victory saw them become the only team to lift the trophy with the team comprised totally of home grown talent in that all the players were born within a 30 mile radius of Glasgow.

Unfortunately they have never been able to recreate the success of 1967 although they have reached the latter stages of several European competitions. Domestic domination arrived with the appointment of Gordon Strachan but the loss of their crown to Glasgow rivals Rangers led to Strachan’s departure and a new era under former Parkhead legend Tony Mowbray who left West Bromwich Albion to return north. Having previously managed Hibernian in his first foray into Scottish premier League management, Mowbray’s pedigree and cv are impressive. He led WBA to the Premier League and was linked with several other top jobs before deciding to return the Bhoys.

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