Stokes: I'm staying at Celtic, despite intimidation

Republic Of Ireland and Celtic striker Anthony Stokes says he is determined to stay at Celtic, in spite of an attack on his home after the defeat to Rangers in the Old Firm derby.

Republic Of Ireland and Celtic striker Anthony Stokes says he is determined to stay at Celtic, in spite of an attack on his home after the defeat to Rangers in the Old Firm derby.

According to media reports, a group of 15 people shouted death threats and sang sectarian songs outside his house, and a wheelie bin was thrown against his living room window.

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