SPL: Maloney looking forward to return

It is almost a year ago to the day that a fresh-faced Shaun Maloney burst on the scene with a dazzling display as Celtic celebrated the Scottish Premier League title in style with a victory over Rangers.

Sat, 13 Apr, 2002 - 13:11

The young substitute was so unknown that even Celtic coach Steve Walford spelt his name wrong on the teamsheet.

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