The Herald (Free subscription) | 03/01/2009
Barry Robson is more likely to jump out of a 50-50 challenge than he is to bask in a self-congratulatory glow. And the chances of him doing the former are non-existent. 2008 was a life-changing year for the Celtic midfielder.
The Age (Free subscription) | yesterday
... a whitewash; it needs to be public, and to involve external people with knowledge of this issue."Barry Robson, president of the Asbestos Diseases Foundation of Australia, said he was unsurprised by the ADF's inaction on asbestos, because asbestos groups across the country saw a "steady stream" of former defence personnel suffering asbestos-related diseases. Page 1
The Herald (Free subscription) | 05/01/2009
... to stand off the home side. Sean Dillon, in particular, was left in a no-man's land as he tracked Barry Robson who held a deep position. The result was that there was room for Celtic to play the ball into the full-back channel and to pick their way through the United defence infield.Samaras chipped over after a delightful Nakamura pass, Brown shot wide and Robson dragged the...
Daily Mail online | Sport (Free subscription) | 05/01/2009
... the line ; Brown being thwarted for Celtic, Tangerines' substitute Warren Feeney nicking a short Barry Robson passback round Artur Boruc, then seeing his weak effort hacked clear by Stephen McManus. The Northern Irishman got it right in 77 minutes, firing Jon Daly's knockdown of a long pass into the net past the Pole for a deserved equaliser. There was controversy in the goal, United...
ESPN (Free subscription) | 03/01/2009
... each but it was hardly a whirlwind start from the champions. And there was no danger imminent from Barry Robson's pass into the left-hand side of the United penalty area.But, for whatever reason, Lee Wilkie dallied and was dispossessed by Brown who squared the ball across the box for Samaras to sidefoot into the corner of the net from 14 yards.It looked like the perfect platform for...
The Guardian (Free subscription) | 03/01/2009
... error from the normally reliable Lee Wilkie that allowed Brown the chance to set up the goal. Barry Robson's pass down the left was covered by the United defender, but he appeared lethargic as Brown ran in behind and simply took the ball away. From there, he rolled it back to Samaras and he slipped the right-foot shot low and far to the right of the goalkeeper from 14 yards.During...
FIFA - Latest News (Free subscription) | 03/01/2009
... and after robbing a United player on the half-way line the midfield dynamo created a chance for Barry Robson but the former United player's effort was just turned round the post by Zaluska. United came out transformed after the break and were soon piling the pressure on the Celtic defence but they failed to create any chances on target. Celtic then increased their lead in the 58th...
Scotsman.com (Free subscription) | 03/01/2009
... each but it was hardly a whirlwind start from the champions. And there was no danger imminent from Barry Robson's pass into the left-hand side of the United penalty area.But, for whatever reason, Lee Wilkie dallied and was dispossessed by Brown who squared the ball across the box for Samaras to sidefoot into the corner of the net from 14 yards.It looked like the perfect platform for...
Scotsman.com (Free subscription) | 03/01/2009
... each but it was hardly a whirlwind start from the champions. And there was no danger imminent from Barry Robson's pass into the left-hand side of the United penalty area.But, for whatever reason, Lee Wilkie dallied and was dispossessed by Brown who squared the ball across the box for Samaras to sidefoot into the corner of the net from 14 yards.It looked like the perfect platform for...
The Independent (Free subscription) | 03/01/2009
... over two weeks so everybody who is in the squad has a chance of being involved." The midfielder Barry Robson is hoping McGeady remains at the club to help the Hoops to their fourth SPL title in a row. Robson said: "It's good to have the wee man back."Rangers, in second place, travel to take on Inverness Caledonian Thistle tomorrow and striker Steven Naismith could be named...
The Herald (Free subscription) | 03/01/2009
... back, I think we have done alright at this time of the year. We got Roy Keane, Paul Hartley and Barry Robson last year, who helped us to achieve what we wanted."Portsmouth have also been linked with a £9m move for Scott Brown, but Strachan insisted there is no pressure on Celtic to move on any players."We don't need to be a selling club that's for sure. For a supporter it must be...
Scotsman.com (Free subscription) | 03/01/2009
... well on occasion at this time of year."We brought in Roy Keane, there's been Paul Hartley and Barry Robson, terrific signings for us. But, while we're always open to strengthening, I don't expect anything sensational."Strachan, of course, has already signed the Dundee United goalkeeper, Lukasz Zaluska, on a pre-contract agreement and the Pole will have an opportunity today to demonstrate...
Skysports.com (Free subscription) | 02/01/2009
McGeady has been strongly linked with a New Year departure from Parkhead in the wake of his suspension, but Hoops midfielder Barry Robson is hoping the tricky winger can be persuaded to stay.
ireland.com (Free subscription) | 02/01/2009
... fitness over two weeks so everybody who is in the squad has a chance of being involved."Midfielder Barry Robson is hoping McGeady remains at Parkhead to help the Hoops to their fourth SPL title in a row.The former Dundee United player said: "It's good to have the wee man back."I hope he does (hang around); he is a good player, but you better ask the manager, it has nothing to do with...
Scotsman.com (Free subscription) | 02/01/2009
... fitness over two weeks so everybody who is in the squad has a chance of being involved."Midfielder Barry Robson is hoping McGeady remains at Parkhead to help the Hoops to their fourth SPL title in a row.The former Dundee United player said: "It's good to have the wee man back."I hope he does (hang around); he is a good player, but you better ask the manager, it has nothing to do with...
