O'Neill eases fans' fears with promise to bring in some new Bhoys

CELTIC manager Martin O'Neill assured fans he was working hard behind the scenes to bring in new signings.

Thu, 08 Jul, 2004 - 01:00
Chris Roberts

While Rangers have been busy in the transfer market to wrest power back to Ibrox, the champions have yet to pounce.

But fans, awaiting a replacement for Henrik Larsson and more top-class names, need not be too concerned.

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