8 h. ago Kyogo sees his Celtic fall from grace complete as Rennes prepare to axe £120m transfer splurger

Hoops fans will grimace at the prospect of losing all of their Japanese stars as clubs circle this summer

Economics

58 h. ago Kyogo sees Celtic return 'chance' explode for one key reason as Rennes boss starts ticking exit clock

The frontman has faced a nightmare spell in Ligue 1 since leaving Glasgow in January

Politics

8 d. ago The Celtic move Brendan Rodgers made that sums up Kyogo transfer complacency

Rodgers' late sub at Ibrox during 1-1 draw with Rangers illustrates how short the Hoops left themselves in one area after January

Politics

9 d. ago Kyogo finally shakes his Celtic curse before Rennes boss follows another striker slight with transfer cull gauntlet

The forward has endured a nightmare in France following his big money move to Ligue 1

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1 week ago Football Daily | Premier League’s bully boys kill the romance in Europe’s hip competitions

Those of a Liverpool persuasion, do look away now. That’s if you’ve sobered up from last Sunday, but even if you’ve had your fun this may annoy: there’s a thought this has been an unsatisfying Premier League season. Brentford’s beating of Nottingham Forest on Thursday night further dulled the romance. It looks as if the Tricky Trees will not now be in Bigger Cup, much to the chagrin of edit producers who had already started working on that Cloughie montage. With zero relegation battle there’s only Manchester City’s fall from grace to, er, fourth to gawp at. Thank goodness for the continent, then, where the Premier League’s brave boys can remind those Eurocrats that ours is the best bloody league in the world. It’s going well, actually, though there is something of a bullies turning up at junior school vibe to such success. That’s to set aside Arsenal, hanging on in Bigger Cup’s semis, a goal down despite the fear North London Forever must have put into PSG at the Emirates.We’ve had ...

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1 week ago Ralf Rangnick rinses Man Utd live on air with £750m jibe as ex boss doubles down on brutal assessment

The Austrian manager was not messing around when assessing the Red Devils' fall from grace

Economics

1 week ago Prince Andrew should never be allowed to return to public life | Polly Hudson

The death of Virginia Giuffre - who accused the Duke of York of sexual assault - surely makes his desire to resume royal duties out of the questionEveryone talks about Prince Andrew’s “fall from grace” but that raises an awkward question. When exactly was his grace period? Admittedly, even the most cynical among us aren’t immune to royal wedding fever, and when he married Fergie the nation was still high on the fumes from Charles and Diana’s nuptials, so perhaps he was briefly popular in 1986. But other than that? Pretty confident recollections wouldn’t vary here. Nada.So technically we can’t call the events that have transpired since that brief moment in the sun a fall from grace. It’s more accurate to classify them as many falls from “meh”.Do you have an opinion on the issues raised in this article? If you would like to submit a response of up to 300 words by email to be considered for publication in our letters section, please click here. Continue reading...

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1 week ago Kyogo sees Rennes humiliation spiral out of control after Celtic hero's latest indignity

The out of favour striker has started just one of his six appearances for Rennes since his £10million January arrival

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3 w. ago Why was Zhao Xintong banned from snooker? Rising star's fall from grace explained ahead of Crucible comeback

After serving his time away from the table the Chinese superstar is set for a return to the biggest stage in snooker

Events

3 w. ago Kyogo's Rennes nightmare takes fresh twist as £10million Celtic hero left in limbo

Kyogo has made just six appearances since making the big move from Parkhead in the winter window and has yet to find the net

Economics

3 w. ago Struggling Kyogo sends Hatate a Celtic reminder from afar as 'priceless' midfielder told cautionary tale by club hero

Stiliyan Petrov reckons Hatate only needs to look as far as Kyogo to see the grass isn't always greener

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