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Celtic legend Frank McAvennie says player's decision to miss games after father's death is 'woke nonsense'
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Celtic legend Frank McAvennie says player's decision to miss games after father's death is 'woke nonsense'
Celtic legend Frank McAvennie has labelled defender Auston Trusty's decision to miss his side's games after his father's death as "woke nonsense".
McAvennie, who has since apologised, took aim at Trusty's absence, suggesting the American's decision was fuelled by the "woke brigade".
Trusty, 28, has sat out Celtic's matches against Celta Vigo, Hibernian, Dundee United and Falkirk, following the death of his father l…
4 Nov, 15:36