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JOHN GUIDETTI admits he has been flattered by interest from Marseille and dropped a hint he could be sweet on a switch to the south of France.
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“Marseille is a beautiful city with an amazing stadium.“I was not aware of this interest but it’s always 
nice to hear that a big club like this monitors you because it means you’re doing a good job.
“But I’m focused on Celtic. I want to continue to play well, I’m very happy. My contract expires in June 2015 so I have to continue to play well like I currently am at Celtic.”
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See the Watford winger been linked again, sure it's just lazy journalism.

I expect a few unknown Scandinavian players in, hopefully a centreback and a couple of fringe players to leave.

Be happy just to keep Guidetti till end of season think he will let his contract run down then choose.
 
Tina's Terrifying Toalies said:
CELTIC are lining up a £1.5million shock swoop for ex-Hibs forward Eoin Doyle.

Hoops scouts were in the stands to see the Chesterfield hitman net from the spot in the Spireites 2-2 FA Cup draw at Scunthorpe on Tuesday.

The goal took the former Sligo Rovers star's tally to 22 for the season and he now has a host of English clubs on his trail.

http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/celtic-line-up-15million-swoop-4944722

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Chesterfield play in League 1 in England!

League ****in 1!
 
It's tragic

We're basically aiming to be marginally better than the "new firm"

Say goodbye to European football by 2016 season
 
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