Quinn warning despite improved Celtic finances

Chairman Brian Quinn today admitted Celtic’s early exit from Europe could prove costly for the Glasgow giants.

Thu, 31 Mar, 2005 - 13:32

Chairman Brian Quinn today admitted Celtic’s early exit from Europe could prove costly for the Glasgow giants.

The Hoops have reported an improved financial performance when announcing the interim results for the six months leading up to December 31 of last year.

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