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Per formance ar tist Naka is one-man exhibition of Celtic culture PARKHEAD LATEST High art not lost on Gordon as he bids to stop back line pieces shifting into wrong order
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ANYONE looking for more from Shunsuke Nakamura should take a
reality check. . . the Japanese playmaker is already a work of art.
That's the verdict of Celtic manager Gordon Strachan who believes
the performance level delivered by the little midfielder at the
weekend can't be improved upon.
Maintaining that level will be the challenge thrown down to
Nakamura, starting at Fir Park on Sunday.
But, for now, Strachan is more than happy to wax lyrical as he
reflects on what he c...
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Our standout is no stand-in O'Neill's endorsement essential as Strachan turns his back on life of Riley to win over lukewarm fans by rebuilding Celtic
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; FOR the past 15 months, Gordon Strachan has slept sounder than ever before in his Southampton bed. His only source of worry? Arousing the fearsome bark of next- door neighbour Shaka Hislop's basset hound during nocturnal trips to the bathroom. Very soon such concerns will be fond memories. For as
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