Strachan unconcerned over sacrifices

Celtic manager Gordon Strachan will have no fears about “sacrificing” big names from his team following the arrival of Roy Keane.

Fri, 16 Dec, 2005 - 17:19

Celtic manager Gordon Strachan will have no fears about “sacrificing” big names from his team following the arrival of Roy Keane.

The former Manchester United midfielder completed an 18-month deal with the Hoops on Thursday after leaving Old Trafford by mutual consent last month.

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