ELEVEN Portuguese flags fluttered from the church’s balcony, one for each member of a football team the priest admitted he ...

Celtic legend John Clark attained footballing immortality as a member of the club’s famous European Cup winning Lisbon Lions side, the mourners at his funeral have heard. The defender from ...

I clearly remember the first time I heard of John Clark. Wednesday 15 March 1961. On the previous Saturday my father had taken my brother Gerry and myself to Celtic Park for the Cup Quarter Final ...

Celtic's legendary Lisbon Lion, John Clark, has died at the age of 84. Clark won it all during his time at Celtic Park, including six league titles, three Scottish Cups, five League Cups and the ...

Lisbon Lion and Celtic legend John Clark has sadly passed away at the age of 84. The huge Hoops figure spent almost half a century as part of the Parkhead club as player, coach, assistant manager ...

Glasgow: Celtic paid tribute to former defender John Clark, part of the club's European Cup winning team in 1967, after he died aged 84 on Monday. Clark, who made over 300 appearances for Celtic ...

Again, this was not an unusual occurrence. Clark spent his entire Celtic career covering everyone else’s back. But what happened next will live on inside Craig’s mind’s eye for the rest of time.

Celtic have announced the death of club legend John Clark, who was an integral part of the famous 'Lisbon Lions' side that won the European Cup in 1967.

Dreadful news about John Clark passing away. The confirmation of John’s passing was posted on the official Celtic FC website just after midday this afternoon and you can read the club’s ...

The club confirmed Clark’s death in a statement, saying: “Everyone at Celtic Football Club is deeply saddened at the news that legendary Lisbon Lion, John Clark has passed away at the age of 84.

Once a cornerstone of the Celtic team and known for his Lisbon Lions exploits, John Clark has died. Celtic and Lisbon Lions legend John Clark has died at the age of 84. Born on March 13, 1941, in ...