Hartson will put heart and soul into supporting Celtic

CELTIC striker John Hartson will put his injury heartache to one side and urge his team-mates to victory at the UEFA Cup final on Wednesday.

Mon, 19 May, 2003 - 01:00
Lisa Gray

The Welsh international has been ruled out of the game against Porto in Seville with a slipped disc suffered in the 2-1 win over Rangers on April 27.

But the former Arsenal and West Ham forward insists he will override any thoughts of self-pity in Spain after he travelled with the team to their base in Jerez today.

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