Glasgow Times - 2018-09-25

• CELTIC LEGEND WAS BEST DADDY A GIRL COULD HAVE
• BREN NEEDS ‘11 SCOTT BROWNS ON THE FIELD’
• FANS ARE ‘STARTING TO BELIEVE AGAIN’
• Hunt for thugs after city attack
• Our exciting new contest
• Move to cut speed limit
• Savings made but service not always met admits police
• Study into impact of footballer­s heading the ball
• City chefs take up challenge to get Glasgow eating more greens
• Thugs turned on woman after attacking man
• Private hire driver keeps licence after street blunder
• Plan to boost river regenerati­on with £90m ‘build-to-rent’ flats
• Clyde Gateway office park set to attract 12,000 jobs to city
• Murder bids in East End may be linked
• Exploits of men and women who supported suffrage movement is remembered
• Karen’s 29 races in memory of brother
• Taking cancer fight to street with tour of city hotspots
• On this day ...
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Tennis: Murray hopes to continue road to recovery in Shenzhen
• Duncan Scott receives his inaugural National Lottery athlete of the year award from Rebecca Adlington. Picture: sportscotl­and/ National Lottery
• Players would drive me roon the Ben today, laughs legend Frank
• Modric FIFA’s Men’s Player of the Year
• Seeing Woods from th
• Bjorn: We don’t fear any of our American rivals
• Legend Rocca warns current crop: Don’t play Tiger at his own game
• Sir Alex influentia­l in kicking off benefit game for tragic Liam
• Foster: This may be our best time to take a shot at Cup holders
• Killie have no intention of slowing down
• What do you think?
• Hoops boss’s son Anton on trial at Bairns
• Lennon insists Celts are still clear favourites
• Griff needs to keep them coming
• Morelos can be moody, petulant and far too angry but Rangers have a superb striker in the Colombian
• Ian: Ton more important than Gers match
• Boydy backs Gers to mount real challenge
• Forrest eyes Cup clash as perfect chance to get season back on track

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