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Keane Went to Rent in Celtic

Posted on February 2, 2010 
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London’s Tottenham Hotspur official said that the team captain Robbie Keane joined the Scottish Celtic on loan until the end of the season.

Rumors of a possible shift of Ireland national team player in the camp Celtic went for the whole of January, however, head coach Spurs Harry Rednapp said many times, does not want to part with Keane.

However, the recent 29-year-old footballer was infrequent visitor to the starting lineup Tottenham Hotspur FC. In search of regular playing practice Keane, who returned to White Hart Lane from Liverpool 12 months ago, decided to go to Scotland.

“It’s good for him. Robbie to play. He’s too good a player not to be in the starting lineup. He wants to play constantly. But at the moment it is difficult to guarantee a place at the start of Robbie. He was unhappy when he plays regularly.”

“But he loves football. It’s great in training and just great people. The transition would benefit. He is a big fan of Celtic.” He was an Irishman, and in their blood ever dream of playing for Celtic, “- said the head coach Spurs Harry Rednapp.

It is said that the transfer window in Scotland will close at midnight, so Celtic must have time to complete the acquisition of football, which so far has given his verbal consent to this transfer, but not his signature to the contract. This season on account Kean 9 goals in 25 matches.

Added that earlier on Monday, Tottenham Hotspur dismissed his counsel Kyle Naughton, who already made this season just one match in the Premier League, in Middlesbrough. England youth player will hold at the Riverside rest of the season on loan.

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