Strachan: Extended ban would be unjust

Celtic manager Gordon Strachan claims it will be an injustice if he is forced to watch Saturday’s Old Firm match from the stand.

Tue, 19 Sep, 2006 - 09:12

Celtic manager Gordon Strachan claims it will be an injustice if he is forced to watch Saturday’s Old Firm match from the stand.

Strachan served an automatic two-match ban after being sent from the touchline along with Hearts coach John McGlynn during Celtic’s 2-1 defeat at Tynecastle in August.

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Courts Soccer Heathrow Place: Tynecastle Person: Strachan Person: Gordon Strachan Person: John McGlynn Person: Stuart Dougal Event: Old Firm Event: CIS Insurance Cup Organisation: Celtic Organisation: Hearts Organisation: SFA Organisation: St Mirren Organisation: Rangers

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