McGeady may have played last Celtic game

NEIL LENNON yesterday admitted Aiden McGeady might have played his last game for Celtic as he revealed the winger would not start Wednesday’s crucial Champions League clash with Braga.

McGeady may have played last Celtic game
Mon, 02 Aug, 2010 - 01:00
Ben Rums

For the second time in five days, McGeady was yesterday missing from the Hoops squad 24 hours after manager Lennon had been certain the winger would be available to play.

On both occasions – last Wednesday’s third qualifying round first leg in Portugal and yesterday’s Emirates Cup clash with Arsenal – the 24-year-old was declared injured.

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