Stars of football join fans to bid farewell to Burns

Famous faces from the world of football were joined by ordinary fans to say farewell to Celtic legend Tommy Burns at his funeral today.

Stars of football join fans to bid farewell to Burns
Tue, 20 May, 2008 - 14:39

Famous faces from the world of football were joined by ordinary fans to say farewell to Celtic legend Tommy Burns at his funeral today.

Thousands of mourners turned out to pay their last respects to the former manager of the Glasgow club, who died at home last Thursday aged 51.

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CourtsSoccerHeathrowPlace: St Mary’s ChurchPlace: CaltonPlace: GlasgowPlace: Celtic ParkPlace: Uddingston, LanarkshirePlace: KilmarnockPlace: StevensonPlace: AyrshirePerson: BurnsPerson: Tommy BurnsPerson: Gordon StrachanPerson: Walter SmithPerson: Barry FergusonPerson: Alex McLeishPerson: Gordon SmithPerson: Roy KeanePerson: Kenny DalglishPerson: Pierre van HooijdankPerson: Thomas MitchellPerson: Danny McGrainPerson: Peter GrantPerson: Pat BonnarPerson: George McCluskeyPerson: Ally McCoistPerson: First MinisterPerson: Alex SalmondPerson: David MoyesPerson: Mark McGheePerson: Martin O’NeillPerson: Billy StarkPerson: StarkPerson: TommyPerson: Paul FarrellPerson: FarrellOrganisation: CelticOrganisation: GlasgowOrganisation: RangersOrganisation: SFAOrganisation: EvertonOrganisation: MotherwellOrganisation: Celtic Football Club
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