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Keane presence at Celtic Park defeat played down - gossip

Keane presence at Celtic Park defeat played down - gossip
BBC Scotland Monday 21 September 2026, 07:48 UTC 1 min read
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Roy Keane's appearance at Celtic Park as Martin O'Neill ponders his future as manager is played down as Aberdeen's Findlay Marshall expresses relief at not being sent out on loan.

Roy Keane's appearance at Celtic Park as Martin O'Neill ponders his future as manager is played down as Aberdeen's Findlay Marshall expresses relief at not being sent out on loan.
Keane (PERSON) Celtic Park (LOCATION) Roy Keane's (PERSON) Martin O'Neill (PERSON) Aberdeen (LOCATION) Findlay Marshall (PERSON)
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