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Celtic's Strachan upbeat over Champions League draw
0 Comments | AFP, August, 2008
GLASGOW (AFP) — Celtic boss Gordon Strachan has said he is looking forward to another Champions League clash with old rivals Manchester United but he believes they will be even harder to beat than before.
The two sides last met in the tournament two years ago and on that occasion the honours were shared with each side claiming a home win.
"So it's Man United? Here we go again!" said Strachan who counts the Old Trafford outfit among his former clubs as a player.
"Oh well, if you're going to play in the Champions League you might as well come up against the Champions League champions. It doesn't get any easier does it?
"You have to be honest about it and say this is an even stronger Manchester United than the Manchester United we faced two years ago....
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