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| Break-in at Celtic manager's home | Break-in at Celtic manager's home |
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| The home of Celtic manager Gordon Strachan has been broken into, it has been confirmed. | |
| Strachan's home in Bothwell in Lanarkshire was broken into on Wednesday evening. | Strachan's home in Bothwell in Lanarkshire was broken into on Wednesday evening. |
| A spokesperson for Strathclyde Police said the force had been notified of the incident. | A spokesperson for Strathclyde Police said the force had been notified of the incident. |
| Strachan took over from Martin O'Neill as Celtic boss in June 2005. His side are currently battling against Old Firm rivals Rangers for the SPL trophy. | Strachan took over from Martin O'Neill as Celtic boss in June 2005. His side are currently battling against Old Firm rivals Rangers for the SPL trophy. |
| Newspaper reports said Strachan, 51, and his wife Lesley slept through the break-in. | |
| The former Scotland international, who was previously the manager of Coventry City and Southampton, hinted at the incident at a Celtic press conference on Friday. | |
| Asked if he was having sleepless nights because of the close-run championship race against Rangers, he said: "I'm sleeping too well. It'll be self-explanatory in a wee while, I'm sure. | |
| "But I am sleeping too well, trust me." | "But I am sleeping too well, trust me." |