New boys aim to show O'Neill they're worth signing up

CELTIC will have two new faces in training today as Milan Rapaic and Stanislav Varga attempt to convince Martin O'Neill that they are worth signing.
Tue, 04 Feb, 2003 - 00:00
Chris Roberts

The club revealed last night that 29-year-old Croatian international midfielder Rapaic will be handed a trial after being released by Fenerbahce.

And the Scottish champions also confirmed this afternoon that Slovakia's former Sunderland defender Varga will join the World Cup star in training this morning.

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