McManus out for Hoops

Celtic defender Stephen McManus has been ruled out of the Bank of Scotland Premier League trip to Dunfermline on Sunday.

McManus out for Hoops
Fri, 08 Dec, 2006 - 13:35

Celtic defender Stephen McManus has been ruled out of the Bank of Scotland Premier League trip to Dunfermline on Sunday.

The Scotland international aggravated a long-standing groin problem during the Champions League defeat at FC Copenhagen and will join Gary Caldwell (knee) on the sidelines.

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