Hartley: Don't write us off

Paul Hartley has backed Celtic to finally overcome their travel sickness in the Champions League when they face Danish outfit Aalborg next week.

Wed, 19 Nov, 2008 - 15:04

Paul Hartley has backed Celtic to finally overcome their travel sickness in the Champions League when they face Danish outfit Aalborg next week.

The Scottish champions have famously never registered a win in the tournament and know that unwanted record will have to end to have any hope of remaining in the competition this season.

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