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Celtic want Kayode
Celtic are plotting a January move for Olarenwaju Kayode after being impressed with the striker’s form for Maccabi Netanya, according to a report in the Herald.
The Nigerian youth international front man has scored five goals in seven games so far this season and the Bhoys are reportedly lining up an offer.
Deila wants close connection
Ronny Deila is hoping to create a strong bond between his Celtic squad and the club’s supporters during his time there.
The Norwegian boss is insistent on his players applauding the fans’ support at the end of matches and he admits that this is very important to him.
“Last weekend at Tynecastle I told everyone to go over to our supporters at the end of the game,” he said to the club’s official site.
“It’s something I want to do every time because they travel all over the country supporting us, so we have to show them that we appreciate them.
“I want to connect more with the fans because it’s important.”
Rangers can’t sack McCoist
Rangers are unable to dispose of manager Ally McCoist because they don’t have the money to sack him, according to a report in the Daily Mail.
The Light Blues have been on awful form since the start of the season, but no change at the top can be made as they cannot afford his £1 million pay off.
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