Stokes wary of Hampden atmosphere

Celtic striker Anthony Stokes has warned the quiet Hampden atmosphere could sound the death knell for the Hoops’ double ambitions.

Stokes wary of Hampden atmosphere
Fri, 24 May, 2013 - 08:43

Celtic striker Anthony Stokes has warned the quiet Hampden atmosphere could sound the death knell for the Hoops’ double ambitions.

The Republic of Ireland striker and his Parkhead team-mates face Hibernian in the William Hill Scottish Cup final on Sunday.

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