1986–87 Celtic F.C. season

May 2021 May 2021 May 2021 April 2017 April 2017 Celtic 1986–87 Davie Hay Thomas L. Devlin (until Sep 1986) Jack C. McGinn (from Sep 1986) Scottish Premier Division 2nd (runners-up) Scottish Cup 4th Round Scottish League Cup Finalists European Cup 2nd round Brian McClair (35) Brian McClair (41) 25,311 1985–86 1987–88 After clinching the league title in dramatic fashion the previous season,Clark Graham 5 May 1986 The Ecstasy and the Agony https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=nOJAAAAAIBAJ&sjid=0KYMAAAAIBAJ&pg=6652%2C1231979 live Glasgow Times 26-27 Celtic entered the 1986–87 campaign as defending champions. It marked manager Davie Hay’s first league championship since his appointment in the summer of 1983, and this coming season would be his fourth season in charge. The club's objectives for the season included retaining the league title and making progress on their return to the European Cup. Season Overview There were no major additions to the first-team squad during the summer. Three young players were recruited: Northern Irish full-back Anton Rogan, plus fellow countryman and goalkeeper Allen McKnight were signed from Lisburn Distillery, then winger Mark Smith, was signed from Queen's Park. As the season progressed, the lack of significant investment in the playing squad became a source of tension between Hay and the club's board of directors.Reynolds Jim 26 November 1986 Celtic 1m transfer speculation "rubbish" https://news.google.co.uk/newspapers?id=B6VAAAAAIBAJ&sjid=paUMAAAAIBAJ&pg=4176%2C6960413 The Herald (Glasgow) 30 Plus media speculation about the futures of star strikers Mo Johnston and Brian McClair increased as the season progressed.Quinn John 31 March 1987 Hay slams McClair link https://books.google.es/books?id=pMlAAAAAIBAJ&lpg=PA19&dq=davie%20hay%20mcclair&pg=PA19#v=onepage&q=davie%20hay%20mcclair&f=false live The Glasgow Times 36 Celtic enjoyed a fairly successful pre-season, which included a tour of Ireland and two victories against English First Division opposition. These results generated optimism ahead of the competitive campaign. August The season began with Celtic unfurling the league flag at home, followed by a victory over Dundee. This was succeeded by two away wins against Motherwell and Clydebank, maintaining an unbeaten start in the league. The League Cup campaign (now known as the Skol Cup for sponsorship reasons) also commenced in August. Celtic recorded home victories against Airdrieonians and Dumbarton in the second and third rounds respectively. While comfortable, the performances were not entirely convincing but set up a quarter-final tie against Aberdeen in September. The remaining league fixtures in August included a 1–1 draw away to title rivals Aberdeen, a match that underlined why both clubs were widely regarded as the strongest teams in the division. The following weekend the faced Glasgow rivals Rangers, who hadn't won the league championship since 1978, but had heavily invested in their squad since Graeme Souness arrived in April 1986, with England Internationals Chris Woods and Terry Butcher being the main attractions brought in over the summer. The first old firm test of the season saw Rangers win 1-0 comfortably outplaying Celtic for most of the game.Reynolds Jim 1 September 1986 Durrant drives Rangers to victory https://news.google.co.uk/newspapers?id=E7ZAAAAAIBAJ&sjid=qqUMAAAAIBAJ&pg=3566%2C79119 live The Herald (Glasgow) 7 September Following defeat in the Old Firm derby, Celtic responded positively in September with a strong run of form. In league competition, the team recorded three wins and a draw, re-establishing momentum in the title race. Celtic also progressed in the Skol Cup, advancing through both the quarter-final and semi-final stages. Victories over Aberdeen and Motherwell were secured via penalty shoot-outs, setting up a final against city rivals Rangers. In terms of transfers, manager Davie Hay confirmed that striker Alan McInally was not available for transferQuinn John 9 September 1986 Celtic hold on to Alan https://books.google.es/books?id=W-xAAAAAIBAJ&lpg=PA18&dq=davie%20hay%20transfer&pg=PA18#v=onepage&q=davie%20hay%20transfer&f=false The Glasgow Times 31 and would remain at the club as cover for first-choice forwards Mo Johnston and Brian McClair. During September Celtic Chairman Thomas Devlin passed away at the age of 72 after a long illness, he was appointed Chairman in June 1985 after the sudden death of long serving Chairman Desmond White. Devlin had been a director of Celtic since 1949 where he succeeded his father Thomas L. Devlin Snr, who briefly served as a director from 1940 until his death in 1941.Quinn John 18 September 1986 Celtic chief Devlin is dead https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=YexAAAAAIBAJ&sjid=5qYMAAAAIBAJ&pg=5148%2C3709713 live The Glasgow Times 17 October Celtic continued their strong league form by winning all their league fixtures during the month of October, claiming five wins out of five. The 26th October Celtic faced Rangers in the Skol League Cup final at Hampden Park, a controversial match ensued with Mo Johnston being red carded for Celtic before Tony Shepherd was also sent off but refused to leave the field. Rangers clinched the first trophy of the domestic season thanks to a late Davie Cooper penalty awarded after much protest from Celtic.Reynolds Jim 27 October 1986 Ten booked, one sent off in Rangers' triumph https://news.google.co.uk/newspapers?id=HIJDAAAAIBAJ&sjid=q6UMAAAAIBAJ&pg=4019%2C6600937 The Herald (Glasgow) 9 In the European Cup, Celtic progressed comfortably through the first round, defeating Shamrock Rovers 3–0 on aggregate, although performances were widely regarded as unconvincing.https://news.google.co.uk/newspapers?id=CYJDAAAAIBAJ&sjid=q6UMAAAAIBAJ&pg=2498%2C493568 Johnston at the double as Celtic go through easily Reynolds Jim 2 October 1986 20 live The Herald (Glasgow) This victory set up a challenging second-round tie against Soviet champions and reigning European Cup Winners’ Cup holders Dinamo Kiev. Celtic were eliminated after a 4–2 aggregate defeat to the Soviet side.Davidson Alan 6 November 1986 Celtic's nearly men https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=BuBAAAAAIBAJ&sjid=8aYMAAAAIBAJ&pg=6408%2C1407318 The Glasgow Timesl 42-43 November Celtic kept up their league form in November, winning all of their fixtures except for a draw away to Aberdeen. However, performances declined in December, with the team managing only one victory, alongside three draws and a defeat to Hearts. Despite the downturn in results, Celtic entered the New Year still leading the league by five points, although Rangers had a game in hand. The Old Firm derby at the turn of the year proved pivotal, as Rangers delivered a composed performance against a poor Celtic side to secure a 2–0 victory. The result significantly dented Celtic's title challenge while providing momentum for Rangers. Celtic would drop further points during the January and February, many citing that although Celtic had a potent strike force, their poor defense cost them points. Davie Hay's efforts to strengthen the team fell on deaf ears from the board led by new Chairman Jack McGinn.Reynolds Jim 26 November 1986 Celtic 1m transfer speculation "rubbish" https://books.google.es/books?id=B6VAAAAAIBAJ&lpg=PA30&dq=davie%20hay%20jack%20mcginn&pg=PA30#v=onepage&q=davie%20hay%20jack%20mcginn&f=false The Herald (Glasgow)Paul Ian 2 March 1987 Angry Hay confronts his players with brutal truth https://news.google.co.uk/newspapers?id=cC41AAAAIBAJ&sjid=_KULAAAAIBAJ&pg=2737%2C103044 The Herald (Glasgow) 9 In February Davie Hay appointed Tommy Craig as his assistant manager, the role had been vacant since the controversial sacking of Frank Connor during the previous season.Reynolds Jim 3 February 1986 Celtic sack Connor https://news.google.co.uk/newspapers?id=0bdAAAAAIBAJ&sjid=y6UMAAAAIBAJ&pg=5804%2C371079 The Herald (Glasgow) 9Paul Ian 20 February 1987 Craig is No. 2 at Parkhead https://news.google.co.uk/newspapers?id=UvQ9AAAAIBAJ&sjid=AEkMAAAAIBAJ&pg=1595%2C4945347 The Herald (Glasgow) 30 There was not much cheer either in the Scottish Cup, a third round victory over Aberdeen after two replays was followed by a fourth round defeat to Hearts who ended Celtic's hopes of any cup silverware for the season. The only trophy left was the League title but a 4–1 defeat away to Dundee at the end of February allowed Rangers to claim top spot. Another defeat away at Pittodrie at the hands of Aberdeen saw Celtic's title challenge falter even further. Although Celtic did regain some form in March and April including a win against Rangers at Celtic Park,Reynolds Jim 6 April 1987 Celtic hustle Rangers out of their title stride https://news.google.co.uk/newspapers?id=SRA1AAAAIBAJ&sjid=sKULAAAAIBAJ&pg=2246%2C1219128 live The Herald (Glasgow) 12 further points dropped against Dundee Utd and Rangers hitting form, meant the league title would go to Ibrox for the first time in nine years and Celtic would end the season without a trophy. A poor defeat to Falkirk at home on the second last weekend of the season would seal the fate of the title. Celtic would go trophyless into their centenary season, with speculation around several players futures, especially Celtic's top two strikers Mo Johnston and Brian McClair. There also was talk about Davie Hay's suitability to continue to lead the team.Paul Ian 4 May 1987 McGinn picks up the Ibrox gauntlet https://news.google.co.uk/newspapers?id=_Y1DAAAAIBAJ&sjid=OFkMAAAAIBAJ&pg=6772%2C794923 live The Herald (Glasgow) 7Quinn John 14 May 1987 McClair says "no" https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=bAk-AAAAIBAJ&sjid=zUkMAAAAIBAJ&pg=6077%2C2582729 live The Glasgow Times 44 Pre-season and friendlies Celtic prepared for the 1986–87 with a summer tour of Ireland in late July, playing 3 games including Pat Bonner's twin brother Denis testimonial game in Galway. The then followed up with a home friendly against Aston Villa and then finished up pre season preparation by travelling to London to play in David O'Leary's testimonial match at Highbury.Longford Town v Celtic 27 July 1986 19:00 GMT Friendly 1-1 https://www.thecelticwiki.com/1986-07-27-to-07-31-pre-season-ireland/ Longford Town IRL SCO Celtic Archdeacon 7 Rugby Ground Longford, Republic of Ireland 10,000 DGalway United F.C. v Celtic 29 July 1986 19:00 GMT Denis Bonner Testimonial 0-2 https://www.thecelticwiki.com/1986-07-27-to-07-31-pre-season-ireland/ Galway United F.C. IRL SCO Celtic Galway, Republic of Ireland WCobh Ramblers F.C. v Celtic 31 July 1986 19:15 GMT Friendly 1–4 Report Cobh Ramblers F.C. IRL SCO Celtic St Colman's Park Cobh, Republic of Ireland WCeltic v Aston Villa 2 August 1986 15:00 GMT Friendly 1–0 https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=GGgVawPscysC&dat=19860804&printsec=frontpage&hl=en Celtic SCO McClair 24 ENG Aston Villa F.C. Celtic Park Glasgow, Scotland Kenny Hope (Clarkston) WArsenal v Celtic 5 August 1986 David O'Leary Testimonial 0–2 https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=Z7ZAAAAAIBAJ&sjid=sKUMAAAAIBAJ&pg=6365%2C1521335 Arsenal ENG SCO Celtic Johnston 80, McInally 85 Highbury London, England 30,000 W Competitions Scottish Premier Division 1986–87 Scottish Premier Division League table CEL Matches Premier League 9 August 1986 15:00 Celtic 1–0 https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=Gt9AAAAAIBAJ&sjid=4qYMAAAAIBAJ&pg=3027%2C2471696 Dundee Johnston 4 Celtic Park Glasgow 35,443 T. Muirhead (Stenhousemuir) W Premier League 13 August 1986 19:30 Motherwell 0–4 https://news.google.co.uk/newspapers?id=bbZAAAAAIBAJ&sjid=sKUMAAAAIBAJ&pg=5757%2C3141377 Celtic McClair 28, Johnston 46, Johnston 65, McClair 88 Fir Park Motherwell 13,225 George Smith (Edinburgh) W Premier League 16 August 1986 15:00 Clydebank 0–1 https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=guNAAAAAIBAJ&sjid=6KYMAAAAIBAJ&pg=3408%2C4045445 Celtic Johnston 88 Kilbowie Park Clydebank 10,286 W. Knowles (Inverurie) W Premier League 23 August 1986 15:00 Celtic 1–1 https://news.google.co.uk/newspapers?id=drZAAAAAIBAJ&sjid=sKUMAAAAIBAJ&pg=3706%2C6002888 Aberdeen MacLeod 58 Miller 23 Celtic Park Glasgow 46,073 A. Waddell (Edinburgh) D Premier League 31 August 1986 15:00 GMT Rangers 1–0 https://news.google.co.uk/newspapers?id=E7ZAAAAAIBAJ&sjid=qqUMAAAAIBAJ&pg=3566%2C79119 Celtic Durrant 73 Ibrox Stadium Glasgow 43,970 K. Hope (Clarkston) L Premier League 6 September 1986 15:00 GMT Celtic 4–1 Hamilton Academical Celtic Park Glasgow 16,386 W Premier League 13 September 1986 15:00 GMT Dundee United 2–2 Celtic Tannadice Park Dundee 20,181 D Premier League 20 September 1986 15:00 GMT Celtic 5–1 Hibernian Celtic Park Glasgow 20,940 W Premier League 27 September 1986 15:00 GMT Falkirk 0–1 Celtic Brockville Park Falkirk 12,784 W Premier League 4 October 1986 15:00 GMT Celtic 2–0 St Mirren Celtic Park Glasgow 19,258 W Premier League 8 October 1986 19:30 GMT Celtic 2–0 Hearts Celtic Park Glasgow 32,382 W Premier League 11 October 1986 15:00 GMT Dundee 0–3 Celtic Dens Park Dundee 15,351 W Premier League 18 October 1986 15:00 GMT Celtic 3–1 Motherwell Celtic Park Glasgow 17,735 W Premier League 29 October 1986 15:00 GMT Celtic 6–0 Clydebank Celtic Park Glasgow 8,861 W Premier League 1 November 1986 15:00 GMT Celtic 1–1 Rangers Celtic Park Glasgow 60,207 D Premier League 8 November 1986 15:00 GMT Hamilton Academical 1–2 Celtic Douglas Park Hamilton 10,000 W Premier League 15 November 1986 15:00 GMT Celtic 1–0 Dundee United Celtic Park Glasgow 31,323 W Premier League 19 November 1986 19:30 GMT Hibernian 0–1 Celtic Easter Road Edinburgh 15,397 W Premier League 22 November 1986 15:00 GMT Celtic 4–2 Falkirk Celtic Park Glasgow 14,945 W Premier League 26 November 1986 19:30 GMT Aberdeen 1–1 Celtic Pittodrie Stadium Aberdeen 22,040 D Premier League 29 November 1986 15:00 GMT St Mirren 0–1 Celtic St Mirren Park, Love Street) Paisley 16,233 W Premier League 3 December 1986 19:30 GMT Hearts 1–0 Celtic Tynecastle Park Edinburgh 25,886 L Premier League 6 December 1986 15:00 GMT Celtic 2–0 Dundee Celtic Park Glasgow 17,300 W Premier League 13 December 1986 15:00 GMT Motherwell 1–1 Celtic Fir Park Motherwell 11,760 D Premier League 20 December 1986 15:00 GMT Celtic 1–1 Aberdeen Celtic Park Glasgow 32,264 D Premier League 27 December 1986 15:00 GMT Clydebank 1–1 Celtic Kilbowie Park Clydebank 8,569 D Premier League 1 January 1987 15:00 GMT Rangers 2–0 Celtic Ibrox Stadium Glasgow 42,793 L Premier League 3 January 1987 15:00 GMT Celtic 8–3 Hamilton Academical Celtic Park Glasgow 14,380 W Premier League 10 January 1987 15:00 GMT Dundee United 3–2 Celtic Tannadice Park Dundee 19,020 L Premier League 21 January 1987 19:30 GMT Celtic 1–0 Hibernian Celtic Park Glasgow 19,583 W Premier League 24 January 1987 15:00 GMT Falkirk 1–2 Celtic Brockville Park Falkirk 11,568 W Premier League 7 February 1987 15:00 GMT Celtic 3–0 St Mirren Celtic Park Glasgow 18,138 W Premier League 14 February 1987 15:00 GMT Celtic 1–1 Hearts Celtic Park Glasgow 36,214 D Premier League 28 February 1987 15:00 GMT Dundee 4–1 Celtic Dens Park Dundee 12,455 L Premier League 7 March 1987 15:00 GMT Celtic 3–1 Motherwell Celtic Park Glasgow 12,840 W Premier League 14 March 1987 15:00 GMT Aberdeen 1–0 Celtic Pittodrie Stadium Aberdeen 17,918 L Premier League 21 March 1987 15:00 GMT Celtic 3–0 Clydebank Celtic Park Glasgow 11,092 W Premier League 28 March 1987 19:30 GMT Hamilton Academical 2–3 Celtic Douglas Park Hamilton 8,505 W Premier League 4 April 1987 15:00 GMT Celtic 3–1 Rangers Celtic Park Glasgow 60,066 W Premier League 11 April 1987 15:00 GMT Hibernian 1–4 Celtic Easter Road Edinburgh 14,432 W Premier League 18 April 1987 15:00 GMT Celtic 1–1 Dundee United Celtic Park Glasgow 28,798 D Premier League 25 April 1987 15:00 GMT St Mirren 1–3 Celtic St Mirren Park, Love Street Paisley 11,680 W Premier League 2 May 1987 15:00 GMT Celtic 1–2 Falkirk Celtic Park Glasgow 11,238 L Premier League 9 May 1987 15:00 GMT Hearts 1–0 Celtic Tynecastle Park Edinburgh 12,596 L Scottish Cup 1986–87 Scottish Cup Third round 1 February 1987 15:00 GMT Aberdeen 2–2 Celtic Pittodrie Stadium Aberdeen 23,000 D Third round replay 4 February 1987 19:30 GMT Celtic 0–0 Aberdeen Celtic Park Glasgow 55,405 D Third round 2nd Replay 9 February 1987 19:30 GMT Celtic 1–0 Aberdeen Dens Park Dundee 21,255 W Fourth round 21 February 1987 15:00 GMT Hearts 1–0 Celtic Tynecastle Park Edinburgh 28,891 L Scottish League Cup 1986–87 Scottish League Cup Second round 20 August 1986 19:30 GMT Celtic 2–0 Airdrieonians Celtic Park Glasgow 13,168 W Third round 27 August 1986 19:30 GMT Celtic 3–0 https://news.google.co.uk/newspapers?id=ebZAAAAAIBAJ&sjid=sKUMAAAAIBAJ&pg=6468%2C6927738 Dumbarton Johnston 43, McStay 78, Johnston 84 Celtic Park Glasgow 11,390 W Quarter-final 3 September 1986 19:30 GMT Aberdeen 1–1 Celtic Pittodrie Stadium Aberdeen 21,509 W Semi-final 23 September 1986 19:30 GMT Celtic 2–2 Motherwell Hampden Park Glasgow 24,451 W Final 26 October 1986 15:00 GMT Celtic 1–2 https://news.google.co.uk/newspapers?id=HIJDAAAAIBAJ&sjid=q6UMAAAAIBAJ&pg=4019%2C6600937 Rangers Hampden Park Glasgow 74,219 L European Cup 1986–87 European Cup 1st round 1st leg 17 September 1986 20:00 GMT Shamrock Rovers IRE 0–1 SCO Celtic Glenmalure Park Dublin 18,000 W 1st round 2nd leg 1 October 1986 20:00 GMT Celtic SCO 2–0 3–0 IRE Shamrock Rovers Celtic Park Glasgow 27,272 W 2nd round 1st leg 22 October 1986 20:00 GMT Celtic SCO 1–1 URS Dinamo Kiev Celtic Park Glasgow 47,858 D 2nd round 2nd leg 5 November 1986 20:00 GMT Dinamo Kiev URS 3–1 4–2 SCO Celtic Republican Stadium Kiev 107,000 L Dubai Super Cup Dubai Super Cup Dubai Super Cup 9 December 1986 20:00 GMT Celtic SCO 1–1 (2–4 pen.) ENG Liverpool Archdeacon 50 Hansen 89 Al Wasl Stadium Dubai 15,000 L Glasgow Cup Semi-final 10 March 1987 19:30 GMT Partick Thistle 0–1 Celtic Firhill Maryhill, Glasgow 3,417 W Final 7 May 1987 19:30 GMT Celtic 0–1 Rangers Celtic Park Glasgow L Statistics Appearances and goals Results for Season 1987/1988 in All Competitions http://www.fitbastats.com/celtic/team_results_season.php?from=25&competition=0&update=Update FitbaStats 7 March 2016Queen's go down fighting https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=wzY1AAAAIBAJ&pg=4023%2C1112766 7 March 2016 The Glasgow Herald 4 November 1987 31 Pos.NameLeagueScottish CupLeague CupEuropean CupOtherTotalAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsGKIRLPat Bonner42050304000560GKENGPeter Latchford100000000010DFSCORoy Aitken42130514000552DFIRLPierce O'Leary15100000000151DFSCODanny McGrain21040102000280DFSCOPaul McGugan21000301000250DFIRLWillie McStay footballer born 196115040002000210DFNIRAnton Rogan10140000000141DFSCODerek Whyte42040503000540MFSCOTommy Burns footballer14000303000200MFSCOPeter Grant footballer, born 196532140203000411MFSCOPaul McStay42340514000564MFSCOMurdo MacLeod37440504100505MFSCOTony Shepherd16200103000202MFSCOMark Smith300020000050MFSCOOwen Archdeacon12200100000132FWSCOBrian McClair4335425440005641FWSCOMo Johnston3923405343005229FWSCOMark McGhee610010110080FWSCOAlan McInally2915412020003716 Goalscorers R RankingPos.NationNamePremier DivisionScottish CupLeague CupEuropean CupTotal1FWSCOBrian McClair35240412FWSCOMo Johnston23033293FWSCOAlan McInally15100164MFSCOMurdo MacLeod400155MFSCOPaul McStay301056MFSCORoy Aitken10102MFSCOOwen Archdeacon20002FWSCOMark McGhee10012MFSCOTony Shepherd200027MFSCOPeter Grant10001DFSCOPierce O'Leary10001MFNIRAnton Rogan10001Total89395107 Club Staff +Board of Directorshttp://www.thecelticwiki.com/page/Celtic+Board+-+Past Celtic Board - Past - The Celtic Wiki www.thecelticwiki.com 2019-09-05 6 August 2019 https://web.archive.org/web/20190806162232/http://www.thecelticwiki.com/page/Celtic+Board+-+Past deadPositionNameChairmanThomas L. Devlin (until September 1986) John C. McGinn (from September 1986)Vice-ChairmanJohn C. McGinn (until September 1986) Kevin Kelly (from September 1986SecretaryChristopher D. WhiteDirectors James L. Farrell Thomas J. Grant Kevin Kelly Christopher D. White +Football StaffPositionNameManagerDavid HayAssistant ManagerTommy Craig (appointed February 1987)Reserve Team CoachBobby LennoxPhysioBrian ScottMasseurJimmy SteeleKitmanNeil Mochan Transfers In Pos Positionhttp://www.thecelticwiki.com/page/Transfers+-+Players+In Transfers - Players In - The Celtic Wiki www.thecelticwiki.com 2019-09-05 24 August 2019 https://web.archive.org/web/20190824160839/http://www.thecelticwiki.com/page/Transfers%20-%20Players%20In dead Player From Type Type of transfer Date Fee Transfer fee DF NIR Anton Rogan NIR Lisburn Distillery Transfer May 1986 Free MF SCO Mark Smith SCO Queen's Park Transfer June 1986 Free GK NIR Allen McKnight NIR Lisburn Distillery Transfer August 1986 FreeTOTAL£0 Out Pos Positionhttp://www.thecelticwiki.com/page/Transfers+-+Players+Out Transfers - Players Out - The Celtic Wiki www.thecelticwiki.com 2019-09-05 23 August 2019 https://web.archive.org/web/20190823112505/http://www.thecelticwiki.com/page/Transfers%20-%20Players%20Out dead Player From Type Type of transfer Date Fee Transfer fee DF SCO James McKechnie NIR Derry City Transfer June 1986 Free MF SCO Paul Chalmers SCO St Mirren Transfer September 1986 £20,000 DF SCO Willie McStay ENG Huddersfield Town Transfer March 1987 £25,000 DF SCO Ronnie Coyle ENG Middlesbrough Transfer March 1987 £5,000TOTAL£50,000 References Category:Celtic F.C. seasons Celtic F.C.