Celtic Take Their Time on Transfers As Glasgow Derby Approaches
Recent research suggests the stones used to build Stonehenge came from the northeast of Scotland and not Wales, as previously thought. It’s hard to fathom how long it took for the rocks to make their way to present-day England in 2200 BC, but we have to believe the process took less time than Celtic’s activity in the summer transfer window. Long way to go for a lame joke? Aye.
The Full Scottish
By Brian P.
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