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0 Comments | Sunday Mirror, Aug 24, 2008 | by BILL MILLS
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CELTIC came out on top of an all-action Old Firm Saturday - but Walter Smith was furious after a dodgy offside decision stopped Rangers holding on to first place in the SPL.
Two Georgios Samaras strikes plus one from Stephen McManus saw the Hoops cruise to a 3-0 victory over Falkirk after Gers were held 1-1 by Aberdeen in the early match.
But Smith's men had DaMarcus Beasley's superb injury-time strike ruled out, even though he looked well onside. The Ibrox boss fumed: "I have seen the incident on TV and I'm really disappointed at the decision.
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"The linesman was right in the line of play - there is no excuse."
The only black cloud for Celtic was a nasty ankle injury to Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink that could put him out of next Sunday's Old Firm derby.
Manager Gordon Strachan said: "It looks a sore one and we'll find out the full extent tomorrow."
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