From dailymail.co.uk
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Terry Butcher has backed Gary Caldwell and Stephen McManus to be Scotland’s defensive rocks — despite the double act no longer being the first-choice partnership at Celtic.
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Scotland's defender Gary Caldwell controls a ball during a training session in Yokohama, near Tokyo, Japan, Friday, Oct. 9, 2009. Scotland will face Japan in Kirin Challenge Cup friendly soccer match on Saturday, Oct. 10. source: Yahoo! Sports – World Soccer Photos
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From technorati.com
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With Tony Mowbray looking to overhaul his squad now may not be the best time for the centre-back to seek a pay riseThere are losers in every revolution. It would be unwise to suggest one overseen by Tony Mowbray will be any different. Gary Caldwell, on face value, would be an unlikely fall guy as Mowbray looks to put his own imprint on Celtic Park. A regular starter, made the team captain thanks to Stephen McManus's early-season injury absence...
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From guardian.co.uk
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CELTIC will not be spooked into significantly improving their offer to Gary Caldwell, despite interest from home and abroad in the defender who can walk away for free in June. Nice are the latest outfit to be linked with an interest in the 27-year ...
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From search.msn.com
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Gary Caldwell is one Scotland player who can see the benefit of undertaking the 11,000-mile round trip to Japan for Saturday's friendly in Yokohama. Before flying out from Glasgow airport on Wednesday morning, Scotland boss George Burley had just ...
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