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WEDNESDAY 31
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Saturday 27
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CRICKET Saturday 27
STDDDAHD COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP
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HALL WESTERN UNION
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RYDEN EASTLEAGUE
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Sunday28
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Edinburgh
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FOOTBALL Saturday 27
PREMIER LEAGUE
I Dundee United v Aberdeen 1 :ilinmlice l’ui'k. Dundee ( Buses IN. l‘l.2ll.31).3piu l'xunll} .iii open and entertaining: lliillL’ll. llll\ tixlui'e'x L‘lllpll.t\l\nll eie.iti\ e tunilmll iiiiikex ll (Milieului‘l) .ilti.ieli\ e h” .tll} llL‘llllitl l.iii\ \\ liii leel like ;iii expipe ll'UlIl
ABOVEB RY
Atterthe unollicial history (The Glory
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And The Dream), the stage show. and a '
summerol media overkill comesthe olticial commemoration ol Celtic‘s centenary: Brian Wilson MP’s Celtic; A Century With Honour (Collins Willow. £9.95).
Wilson has produced an immensely readable book. which closely details the club‘s development, trom its beginnings as a charitable institution
to its present successes. His account is 5
strong on personalities, lrom Willie Maley. who joined the club soon alter its loundation and was to dominate it tor an incredible titty-two years, to the two tigures who stand out in the modern era, Jock Stein and Billy McNeill.
The book's major tailing is its bland acceptance at the omniscience ot the Board at Directors — an attitude which contrasts markedly with that at the average Celtic supporter. Perhaps to expect anything else from an olticial history would be naive, but in this respect at least, the book compares unlavourably with The Glory And The Dream, whose honesty got it banned trom the club's own shop.
That criticism notwithstanding, A Century With Honour is an admirably exhaustive account at Celtic's lirst century. (Mark Connelly).
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