Celtic would be taking an "incredible risk" on Wilfried Nancy if they make the Columbus Crew their next manager, says Colin Miller, former Canada and Vancouver Whitecaps head coach. (Daily Record)

On 20 August 1935, Rangers and Celtic left their southside and east end homes to go to Springburn in the north of Glasgow. Their destination was Petershill Park, home of Petershill. The two teams had agreed to play a friendly as the official opening event for the ground, a match in which the Ibrox men ended up as 3-1 winners.

Celtic are closing in on the appointment of Columbus Crew head coach Wilfried Nancy as Brendan Rodgers’ permanent successor, with the deal now at an advanced stage, and TEAMtalk sources have revealed the timeline for his arrival at Parkhead.

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Brendan Rodgers resigned as Celtic manager earlier this week Illustration: Eamonn Dalton / The Athletic; Ross MacDonald/SNS Group via Getty Images; Alan Harvey/SNS Group via Getty Images It turns out Brendan Rodgers’ last act as Celtic manager was to ...