Complacency isn't part of Hoops vocabulary
Glasgow Evening Times
By THOMAS JORDAN The Celtic boss finds himself spoilt for choice in attack, with Anthony Stokes producing possibly his best performance in a Celtic jersey after being brought in from the cold for the 5-0 win over Hibs on Sunday.

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Hibs won't be taken lightly, says Murphy
Glasgow Evening Times
While the Hibees will head for Fir Park on the back of a five-goal hammering by SPL champions elect Celtic, Murphy believes they will prove difficult opposition as Well bid to take their unbeaten run to seven games. The Fir Park favourite, ...

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Hibs received a boost ahead of tonight’s SPL clash at Motherwell as Matt Doherty and Tom Soares were both declared fit to play.

Having experienced a relegation fight before, Isaiah Osbourne is well-versed in the qualities required for survival, and the Englishman believes Hibs are well-equipped to face the final three months of the SPL season as they bid to avoid demotion to the First Division.

A GROUP of angry Hibernian players gathered in the same room together. This scenario might spell trouble for Pat Fenlon, the manager whose record since taking over from Colin Calderwood has remained stoutly unimpressive in terms of results.

HIBERNIAN manager Pat Fenlon recognises that recent events have granted a further edge to tonight’s rearranged Premier League clash with Motherwell at Fir Park.

HIBERNIAN’S dismal 5-0 thrashing by Celtic on Sunday was their heaviest defeat at Easter Road in nearly 27 years – coincidentally by the same opponents but in very different circumstances.

St Johnstone have signed former Aberdeen, Livingston and Preston defender Michael Hart until the summer after he was released by Hibernian last month
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St Johnstone have signed former Hibernian full-back Michael Hart on a short-term deal until the end of the season.
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Team news ahead of Motherwell's SPL clash with Hibernian at Fir Park on Wednesday night.
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Celtic boss tells stars to snap on SPL blinkers green partY off until t-day
Glasgow Evening Times
The Celtic fans were in celebratory mood at Easter Road on Sunday after a week in which the Parkhead side effectively clinched the title following Rangers 10-point deduction for crashing into administration. The 5-0 demolition of Hibs only sought to ...

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Unstoppable, ruthless, exceptional. Just a few of the descriptions applied to Celtic in the wake of their crushing 5-0 defeat of Hibs, the worst experienced on their home turf by the Easter Road outfit since the summer of 1985.

Scotland under-21 boss Billy Stark has urged Leigh Griffiths to concentrate on football and earn a international recall after the Hibs striker was left out of young Scots’ latest squad.

Striker is Stoked with Celtic's form
Glasgow Evening Times
CELTIC hotshot Anthony Stokes is having the time of his life as he helps power Neil Lennon's men towards the SPL title. The Irishman hitman headed the opener as the Hoops demolished Hibs 5-0 at Easter Road to jump 17 points clear of Rangers at the top ...

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Motherwell's Henrik Ojamaa not banking on the Euro spot yet
Glasgow Evening Times
He said: “It is a big week for us with the game with Hibs and then our trip to Celtic so we can't afford to lose our focus. “This win over Hearts has given us a great platform into these games and we must make that count.” Meanwhile, midfielder Nicky ...

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Lenny to reward Stokesy with deal
Glasgow Evening Times
By ALISON McCONNELL Neil Lennon today revealed that Anthony Stokes will be offered a new deal this summer –and he has also insisted it's time for Charlie Mulgrew to be included in the Scotland set-up. Stokes opened the scoring for Celtic against Hibs, ...

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Mulgrew and kid Matt get Scots call
Glasgow Evening Times
Mulgrew's cause was championed by Celtic manager Neil Lennon after he scored during his side's 5-0 win against Hibernian yesterday. Phillips, 20, was born in Aylesbury and has represented England at Under-19 and Under-20 level but has opted to play for ...

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fgjhgfdjhgdgdgdfgdfdgdgdfgdd Ojamaa not banking on the Euro yet
Glasgow Evening Times
He said: “It is a big week for us with the game with Hibs and then our trip to Celtic so we can't afford to lose our focus. “This win over Hearts has given us a great platform into these games and we must make that count.” Meanwhile, midfielder Nicky ...

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WEEK OF TRUTH FOR IBROX McCoist and staff await verdict
Glasgow Evening Times
Meanwhile yesterday, Celtic fans couldn't help but poke fun at their rivals during their 5-0 thrashing of Hibs at Easter Road. Many of the club's supporters made their feelings towards Rangers perfectly clear with banners, T-shirts and flags, ...

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Ouch. Hibs have suffered a few sore ones this season, but none as painful as this, their worst defeat at Easter Road since Celtic put five past them more than 25 years ago.

PAT FENLON today warned his Easter Road stars they have no time to wallow in self-pity if they are to win their fight to beat the drop after watching Hibs crash to their worst home defeat in more than quarter of a century.

Celtic continued what is now a procession to the SPL title ending Rangers run to four in a row with an emphatic win over Hibs yesterday.
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COULD this be the earliest, least dramatic end to the season since the SPL started? We have been spoiled in recent years by Helicopter Sundays and last-gasp goal chases. Now the only real competition left seems to be that between Anthony Stokes and Gary Hooper to be the league’s top scorer.

IF THERE is one consolation for Pat Fenlon as he goes about the thankless task of trying to revive Hibernian, it lies in the fact that the team’s deficiencies are blindingly obvious.

NEIL Lennon is adamant that his team are showing not a shred of complacency as they close in on the league title. Speaking after his team’s 5-0 thrashing of Hibernian at Easter Road yesterday, the Celtic manager said the exemplary attitude of his team had been key in a winning run in the SPL which now stands at 15 games.