Apparently, Kofi Sarkodie and Will Bruin are not the only members of the Houston Dynamo across the pond these days. Take a close look at that picture yesterday from Celtic's 1-0 win over Hearts of Midlothian at Celtic Park. Reeeaalllll....Clooooosseeee.

See it? No? Well, then, check out this link right here.

By Chris Wright

Celtic spanked St Mirren 5-0 at Parkhead in the SPL yesterday, with 18-year old Dylan McGeouch wrapping up proceedings with his first ever goal for the Bhoys (on his second appearance) despite having only been on the pitch for eight minutes - charging 80-yards up-field before sliding a neat shot inside the post from the edge of the box.

What Cha playing at? Celtic scored two goals against Rennes last night but had to settle for a 1-1 draw in their Europa League clash. The opening goal was a bizarre own goal scored by the Bhoys' South Korean star Cha Du Ri. His misplaced backpass completely missed goalkeeper Fraser Forster and nestled in the [.

After an enthralling climax to last year's Scottish Premier League, which saw elder statesmen Walter Smith's Rangers side take the title over newcomer Neil Lennon's Celtic by just a solitary point, hopes were high that this year would also be a season to remember for the Old Firm.

Lennon is in his first full seasonsecond season as the manager at Parkhead, and long-time assistant Ally McCoist has finally taken over for Smith at the Govan club.

By Chris Wright

Pies pick of the ten best photos from yesterday evening's round of Europa League tomfoolery...

Birmingham mascots Belle and Beau brave the darkness to salute the St Andrews crowd before their 3-1 defeat to Portuguese side Braga

Shamrock Rovers' Craig Sives launches into an unorthodox tackle on Rubin Kazan's Salvatore Bocchetti at the Tallaght Stadium, Dublin.

So this is what former Miss Vermont Katy Johnson is doing now? Huh. Random that the lady from the infamous, VERY NSFW Tucker Max blogpost-cum-lawsuit is now rolling with The Bhoys on the Jimmy Delaney bus. "Hail, hail" and all of that but there is no way in hell Katy Johnson even knows who Jimmy Delaney is.

The St. Louis Lions, currently in their sixth season in the USL's Premier Development League (PDL), officially announced today that the organization has reached an agreement to affiliate with iconic Glasgow club Celtic F. C.

The Lions are the top of the pyramid formed by the Tony Glavin Soccer Club (youth programs) and the Lions Elite Academy (boys U-13, U-14 and U-15).

Liverpool are considering a move for Celtic's impressive left-back Emilio Izaguirre but Bhoys boss Neil Lennon is determined to keep the Honduras international.
Izaguirre was named the Scottish Premier Leagues players' player of the year after a fine debut season, and Reds boss Kenny Dalglish is believed to be weighing up a bid for the 25-year-old.

The attack on Glasgow Celtic coach Neil Lennon by an opposing supporter in Wednesday's Scottish Premier League match against Heart of Midlothian is the latest in a string of unsavoury incidents that have been directed at the former Northern Ireland international player. Surely now is the time for such ugly personal attacks on Lennon to stop.

What is it with Scotsmen on draft day? There must be something about being "on the clock" that just makes those bhoys go absolutely batty because they seem to be the most habitually-active players come draft day. Seriously, if you thought Mo Johnston was unique you'd best think again.
If you don't believe me watch this latest installment of Inside the SuperDraft.

It is being reported in The Mirror that Premier League leaders Manchester United are scouting Celtic left-back Emilio Izaguirre to strengthen their defense.

Sir Alex Ferguson, who returned to his native Scotland to watch the Old Firm derby over the weekend, is said to be keen on the Honduran starlet and if he steps up his interest in the player, the Bhoys could find it difficult to resist the move.

Glasgow Rangers mad Kenneth Mathieson Dalglish from Dalmarnock, was signed as a youngster by Celtic after his boyhood club Rangers failed to spot his immeasurable talent.
Dalglish took time to develop his natural on field role, manning the nets as a pupil at Milton Bank, and at right half for Scotland schoolboys.