Celtic seal Scottish title in style

Celtic won the title of the Scottish Premier League with a style that has been the cause of much anticipation and celebration. Neil Lennon side had been defeated by Kilmarnock final League Cup last month, but no barrier between them resistant to Rugby Park. The Manager will be much happier, because it can be interpreted as a simple start for the club.

The dangers faced by Lennon in the streets of Glasgow are well known, but an opportunity like this which is why it was so firm in his belief that he could not escape a club like Celtic . "There have been difficult times," he said, "but my family and the advice that helped me through. This is a young team, but I have no problem with them outside the puberty and acne. "

is a line that has been tried before, but Lennon liked to emphasize the promise. Nobody viewed this potential rout with style. Kilmarnock manager Kenny Shiels was busy mildly ironic when Celtic had noted that "the remuneration determined in thought."

To Lennon, who was much more to take from the day a reckoning. This is his second full season as a coach and could report progress he has made, which he measured by the legacy of a club which is a burden and, occasionally, a source of inspiration. "I felt like I was walking behind Gordon Strachan, Martin O'Neill, Billy McNeill, and David Stein There sir," said John Lennon. "Now I feel like I can walk with them."

was a statement that would have seemed unthinkable these words, while his team was behind the Rangers in the fall, but a sequence of 17 wins in the SPL followed was irresistible. Confidence remains.

Finally, the players wore T-shirts with credible assertion that "it is only the beginning." The club's first league title since 2008 and has a long and trying time for Rangers before entering administration, was the only club that could compete on an equal footing. known Celtic nothing but joy to Kilmarnock. drama gave the afternoon.

With only 10 minutes of play, with the side of John Lennon had indeed won the SPL with two goals in the 6-0 victory. One point would have sufficed, but the visitors did not intend to operate on narrow margins. Kilmarnock, who recently beat Celtic in the final of the League Cup, showed no competition then demonstrated.

• was of some help to the Rangers side that Lennon had 10 points deducted for going into administration, but the advantage for Celtic was comfortable even without that sanction. There was little to fear in this game and the price was provided with five games remaining in the calendar.

The atmosphere at Rugby Park was particularly reassuring to visitors that the Ayrshire club had assigned three sides of the ground to support Celtic.

Its players were relentless. Kilmarnock seemed surprised by the intensity of the team of Lennon. Corner of Ki is back home after eight minutes by Charlie Mulgrew devastating, whose exuberance and skill were unstoppable.

Mulgrew, nominally a left rear carrier can be chaos. His case is curious since moved to Aberdeen Celtic before, after a series of movements, returning to Glasgow as a free agent. Their skills are not in dispute, but it is only now made to count. With the delivery of the right to choose Glen Loovens to finish two minutes later.
Celtic 3-0 in the 36th minute, when a shot was impeccable Mulgrew, curling his second goal. There seemed to be no end to his appetite for the contest, because it opened the way to fly Gary Hooper put Celtic 4-0 ahead at the break. Joe Ledley took a fifth goal in the 87th minute before Hooper fired into the top corner from the edge of the area.

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Birmingham City 1-1 Cardiff City | Championship match report

Birmingham

moves in the Championship Play-Off places despite being held in check by promotion rivals Cardiff to San Andrés, with Marlon King missed a penalty.

Blues took the lead through Erik Huseklepp second goal for the club - a short range clean finish - shortly after the king had seen a penalty from David Marshall. But Cardiff leveled with a goal from nothing, as Mark Hudson fired a pass from Peter Whittingham and Blues could not find a winner.

Ben Turner could have opened the scoring after 15 minutes when he found space in the box and tried to bend the ball round Boaz Myhill, but his shot went inches wide.

Birmingham fluid

against attack resulted in a corner which was not about Cardiff and when the ball fell to Guirane N'Daw shot from 30 yards but his shot was comfortably collected by Marshall.Cardiff dominated the first part and dynamic Mason was on the point of converting a pass from Don Cowie before the same player flashed a shot past the left post. Birmingham failed to impress, but he looked much better in the beginning of the second. average. A chance to break the deadlock came when Chris Burke played the ball through Jordon Mutch, who was down in the area by Cowie. The king approached to take the penalty but his low shot was rejected by Marshall.

Meanwhile Birmingham found Huseklepp attack head-to-head with the keeper, but Marshall saved well with his legs. The first goal was not long, however, and this time got the better of Huseklepp Marshall from close range after a superb solo run from Burke to halftime. But as Birmingham seemed about three security checkpoints, Cardiff snatched a draw. Whittingham crosses the defender fell tyhe Hudson, who fly the ball into the bottom corner.

Birmingham were back on the attack, however, and only a fine save from Marshall Burke shook his shot on the turn seemed destined for the top corner. Cardiff responded by Rudy Gestede, but his volleyed right foot from the edge of the box went straight to Myhill.

Marshall

almost felt embarrassed by a low shot that hit a bobble Burke on the ground and loop, but he caught the ball. The Bluebirds almost stole the points at the death as Gestede was close to the head. "We were not at our best in the first half. You have a better second half against a team that occupies the center of the field, "Birmingham manager Chris Hughton said." In 95 minutes, his goal was the only chance they had.

"We defended well as a team. The Penalty miss was disappointing, but I thought they responded well and after, when he scored Huseklepp, I thought it would be the purpose of the victory.

• "But it was important that remained strong and equalized after Cardiff had to make sure we do not lose the game. This puts us in the top six and now it is our responsibility to stay in this position."

The result is a draw for the third consecutive Cardiff, who could not get their own promotion load on track since losing Carling Cup final to Liverpool.

"We left our opponents out of the game, they lost once in 19 games at home and it was difficult to play against," said the manager, Malky Mackay.

"They had four center-backs in the team, but on the other hand, I'm disappointed because we played magnificently and showed a lot of courage to dominate possession.

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Red Light Winter - review

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Awarded

Adam Rapp in 2005 the game on a love triangle of unrequited love in two starts and ends with an act of desperation. In the first playwright Matt in Amsterdam with his old college buddy Davis tries to hang himself with a belt attached to a coat rack in their dingy digs. The hook falling off the wall, as Davis comes home with Christina, a prostitute who has hired Matt. In addition to be around two men, Davis slept with Christina first.

What follows is a strong, intense and often hilarious look sadly on the dynamics of an old friendship and almost defeated, but also taking strain of loneliness and obsession. Rapp writing is fierce and well observed in jokes competition between two friends Matt (Ilan Goodman), the intuitive, nerdy, needy, poor writer, whose career is going nowhere, and Davis (Keir Charles), the drugged editor toxic alpha male until he ran into a bestseller in the slush pile.

first, Christina (Sally Tatum) meets all the clichés - French, sexy and uninhibited, and tart with a heart - but escapes its façade, not once but several times, that match for Matt. needy, the poor and going nowhere when the game moves to New York in the second act he loves you, and you can not forget their only night together, she likes Davis, but he can not remember anything. "Oh, you're a bitch?" He said incredulously, having mistaken another woman who has slept with in Amsterdam.

Rapp wrote fiercely strong corresponds to the production of three performances by Richard Beecham magnetic drain parts of dark cruelty, tenderness and romance, doomed. This is not an easy watch, but it is a dark beauty.

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Ask Engadget: best carry-on electronics bag?

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