According to the London Times, Tony Mowbray will be installed as the new manager of Glasgow Celtic. He leaves behind a relegated West Bromwich Albion, but this is a good move for both Celtic and Mowbray. Tony did a great job getting WBA promoted in the first place. He also didn't receive a lot of financial support to buy new players once the team were promoted.

It was not pretty but a deflected William Gallas opener and second-half own goal from Gary Caldwell put Arsenal firmly in the driving seat in this UEFA Champions League play-off tie as the visitors earned a 2-0 victory against Celtic.

The home team had more than matched Arsène Wenger's side for the best part of 45 minutes in Glasgow before Gallas deflected Cesc F bregas's free-kick into the net just before the interval.

Andreas Hinkel (left), Gary Caldwell and Artur Boruc all bent over during Celtic's 2-0 Champions League play-off loss to Arsenal.

If you're thinking Tony Mowbray's "cunning plan" didn't go so hot, you're right. It didn't.

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Another Soccer Saturday slip-up Jeff Stelling and the gang have a bit of a giggle at this reporter who can't quite decide whether Celtic striker Andreas Hinkel is not going to pass up a chance or not going to miss it. In the end he settles for something somewhere in between. We don't know what Paul Merson [.