2003–04 Celtic F.C. season

Celtic
2003–04 season
Chairman Brian Quinn
Manager Martin O'Neill
Ground Celtic Park
Glasgow, Scotland
(Capacity: 60,355)
Scottish Premier League 1st
Scottish Cup Winners
Scottish League Cup Quarter-finals
Champions League Group stage
UEFA Cup Quarter-finals
Top goalscorer League:
Henrik Larsson (30)

All:
Henrik Larsson (40)
Home colours

Celtic set out to redeem their final day loss of the Scottish Premier League trophy in season 2003–04 and win the Scottish Cup. They competed in the Scottish League Cup. The highlight of their SPL season was the setting of a new record for the most number of goals scored in a whole season – 105 goals.

Transfers

In

Player From Fee
England Michael GrayEngland SunderlandLoan
Scotland Stephen PearsonScotland Motherwell£400,000

Out

Player To Fee
Spain David FernándezScotland LivingstonLoan
Netherlands Bobby PettaEngland FulhamLoan
England Steve GuppyEngland Stoke CityFree
Scotland Stephen CraineyEngland Southampton£1,300,000

Squad

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player
3 Guinea MF Mohammed Sylla
4 Scotland DF Jackie McNamara
5 Belgium DF Joos Valgaeren
6 Guinea DF Bobo Baldé
7 Sweden FW Henrik Larsson
8 England MF Alan Thompson
9 England FW Chris Sutton
10 Wales FW John Hartson
11 Scotland MF Stephen Pearson (from January)
12 Spain FW David Fernandez
14 Scotland MF Paul Lambert
15 Netherlands MF Bobby Petta
16 Denmark DF Ulrik Laursen
17 France DF Didier Agathe
18 Northern Ireland MF Neil Lennon
19 Bulgaria MF Stilian Petrov
No. Position Player
20 Scotland GK Rab Douglas
21 Sweden GK Magnus Hedman
22 Scotland GK David Marshall
23 Slovakia DF Stanislav Varga
29 Scotland FW Shaun Maloney
33 Scotland MF Ross Wallace
35 Sweden DF Johan Mjallby
37 Scotland FW Craig Beattie
39 Scotland MF Jamie Smith
41 Scotland DF John Kennedy
43 Republic of Ireland MF Liam Miller
44 Scotland DF Stephen McManus
45 Scotland MF Kevin McBride
46 Republic of Ireland MF Aiden McGeady
47 Northern Ireland GK Michael McGovern

Left club during season

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player
1 Australia GK Danny Milosevic (released)
2 England DF Michael Gray (on loan from Sunderland)
30 England MF Steve Guppy (on loan to Leicester City)
No. Position Player
34 Scotland MF Mark Fotheringham (to Dundee)
40 Scotland DF Stephen Crainey (to Southampton)

Player details

List of squad players, including number of appearances by competition

No. Pos Nat Player TotalPremier LeagueFA CupLeague CupOther
AppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoals
2 DF England Michael Gray 1002+5000101+10
3 DF Guinea Mohammed Sylla 2405+900+10101+70
4 DF Scotland Jackie McNamara 43126+114010110
5 DF Belgium Joos Valgaeren 1604+3020004+30
6 DF Guinea Dianbobo Balde 50230+124010140
7 FW Sweden Henrik Larsson 584136+1305510156
8 MF England Alan Thompson 441326114010132
9 FW England Chris Sutton 442825194210147
10 FW Wales John Hartson 231014+1811006+11
11 MF Scotland Stephen Pearson 28316+134+10005+10
12 FW Spain David Fernández 0000000000
14 MF Scotland Paul Lambert 2229+41112060
15 MF Netherlands Bobby Petta 100000000+10
16 DF Denmark Ulrik Laursen 1000000+1000
17 DF France Didier Agathe 46626+155000141
18 MF Northern Ireland Neil Lennon 530350500012+10
19 MF Bulgaria Stilian Petrov 551033+264+1300151
20 GK Scotland Rab Douglas 26015+10301060
21 GK Sweden Magnus Hedman 190120000070
22 GK Scotland David Marshall 18011020103+10
23 DF Slovakia Stanislav Varga 5573564011150
29 FW Scotland Shaun Maloney 2367+105101+101+21
33 MF Scotland Ross Wallace 1414+411+10100+30
35 DF Sweden Johan Mjallby 18010+300+101030
37 FW Scotland Craig Beattie 1722+810+301+111+10
39 MF Scotland Jamie Smith 1514+7000111+20
40 DF Scotland Stephen Crainey 601+1000201+10
41 DF Scotland John Kennedy 2019+311+10202+20
43 MF Republic of Ireland Liam Miller 40513+1220+10105+83
44 DF Scotland Stephen McManus 5050000000
45 MF Scotland Kevin McBride 0000000000
46 MF Republic of Ireland Aiden McGeady 413+11000000

Competitions

Results for Celtic F.C. for season 2003–2004.

NOTE: scores are written Celtic first

  Win  Draw  Loss

Date Venue Opponents Score Competition Celtic scorers Match Report
6 July 2003 Kunghshamn Vallen Stadium Sweden Swedish Amateur XI 7–0 Friendly Varga, Guppy, Sutton, Petrov, Fernández (2), Wallace BBC Sport
23 July 2003 Seattle England Manchester Utd 0–4 Friendly BBC Sport
30 July 2003 S.Darius and S.Girėnas Stadium Lithuania FBK Kaunas 4–0 CLQ Larsson, Sutton, Maloney, Miller BBC Sport
2 August 2003 Celtic Park England Arsenal 1–1 Friendly Miller BBC Sport
6 August 2003 Celtic Park Lithuania FBK Kaunas 1–0 CLQ Gvildys (og) BBC Sport
9 August 2003 East End Park Dunfermline 0–0 SPL BBC Sport
13 August 2003 Hidegkuti Nandor Stadium Hungary MTK Hungária 4–0 CLQ Larsson, Agathe, Petrov, Sutton BBC Sport
16 August 2003 Celtic Park Dundee United 5–0 SPL Maloney, Agathe, Thompson, McNamara, Larsson BBC Sport
23 August 2003 Firhill Partick Thistle 2–1 SPL Lambert, Thompson BBC Sport
27 August 2003 Celtic Park Hungary MTK Hungária 1–0 CLQ Sutton BBC Sport
30 August 2003 Celtic Park Livingston 5–1 SPL Larsson (3), Maloney, Thompson BBC Sport
13 September 2003 Dens Park Dundee 1–0 SPL Balde BBC Sport
17 September 2003 Olympic Stadium (Munich) Germany Bayern Munich 1–2 CLA Thompson BBC Sport
20 September 2003 Celtic Park Motherwell 3–0 SPL Larsson, Sutton, Maloney BBC Sport
27 September 2003 Easter Road Hibernian 2–1 SPL Thompson, Larsson BBC Sport
30 September 2003 Celtic Park France Olympique Lyonnais 2–0 CLA Miller, Sutton BBC Sport
4 October 2003 Ibrox Stadium Rangers 1–0 SPL Hartson BBC Sport
18 October 2003 Celtic Park Heart of Midlothian 5–0 SPL Miller (2), Varga, Larsson, Stamp (og) BBC Sport
21 October 2003 Constant Vanden Stock Stadium Belgium RSC Anderlecht 0–1 CLA BBC Sport
25 October 2003 Celtic Park Aberdeen 4–0 SPL Larsson (3), Sutton BBC Sport
1 November 2003 Rugby Park Kilmarnock 5–0 SPL Sutton (3), Hartson, Maloney BBC Sport
5 November 2003 Celtic Park Belgium RSC Anderlecht 3–1 CLA Larsson, Miller, Sutton BBC Sport
8 November 2003 Celtic Park Dunfermline Athletic 5–0 SPL Hartson (2), Wallace, Varga, Larsson BBC Sport
22 November 2003 Tannadice Dundee Utd 5–1 SPL Sutton(3), Larsson (2) BBC Sport
25 November 2003 Celtic Park Germany Bayern Munich 0–0 CLA BBC Sport
29 November 2003 Celtic Park Partick Thistle 3–1 SPL Larsson, Sutton (2), BBC Sport
4 December 2003 Firhill Partick Thistle 2–0 SLC Beattie, Smith BBC Sport
6 December 2003 Almondvale Stadium Livingston 2–0 SPL Sutton, Thompson BBC Sport
10 December 2003 Stade de Gerland France Olympique Lyonnais 2–3 CLA Hartson, Sutton BBC Sport
13 December 2003 Celtic Park Dundee 3–2 SPL Larsson, Balde, Kennedy BBC Sport
18 December 2003 Easter Road Hibernian 1–2 SLC Varga BBC Sport
21 December 2003 Fir Park Motherwell 2–0 SPL Hartson, Thompson BBC Sport
27 December 2003 Celtic Park Hibernian 6–0 SPL Sutton (2), Hartson (2), Larsson, Petrov BBC Sport
3 January 2004 Celtic Park Rangers 3–0 SPL Petrov, Varga, Thompson BBC Sport
10 January 2004 Celtic Park Ross County 2–0 SC Hartson, Lambert BBC Sport
18 January 2004 Tynecastle Stadium Heart of Midlothian 1–0 SPL Petrov BBC Sport
24 January 2004 Pittodrie Stadium Aberdeen 3–1 SPL Petrov, Larsson, Pearson BBC Sport
31 January 2004 Celtic Park Kilmarnock 5–1 SPL Agathe, Hartson (2), Larsson, Pearson BBC Sport
7 February 2004 Tynecastle Heart of Midlothian 3–0 SC Petrov (2), Larsson BBC Sport
11 February 2004 East End Park Dunfermline Athletic 4–1 SPL Larsson (2), Varga, Thompson BBC Sport
14 February 2004 Celtic Park Dundee Utd 2–1 SPL Maloney, Sutton BBC Sport
22 February 2004 Firhill Partick Thistle 4–1 SPL Sutton (2), Varga (2) BBC Sport
26 February 2004 Celtic Park Czech Republic FK Teplice 3–0 UC Larsson (2), Sutton BBC Sport
29 February 2004 Celtic Park Livingston 5–1 SPL Pearson, Sutton, Thompson (2), Larsson BBC Sport
3 March 2004 Na Stinadlech Czech Republic FK Teplice 0–1 UC BBC Sport
7 March 2004 Celtic Park Rangers 1–0 SC Larsson BBC Sport
10 March 2004 Celtic Park Spain FC Barcelona 1–0 UC Thompson BBC Sport
14 March 2004 Celtic Park Motherwell 1–1 SPL Larsson BBC Sport
17 March 2004 Dens Park Dundee 2–1 SPL Petrov, Larsson BBC Sport
21 March 2004 Easter Road Hibernian 4–0 SPL Agathe (2), Larsson (2) BBC Sport
24 March 2004 Nou Camp Spain FC Barcelona 0–0 UC BBC Sport
28 March 2004 Ibrox Stadium Rangers 2–1 SPL Larsson, Thompson BBC Sport
3 April 2004 Celtic Park Heart of Midlothian 2–2 SPL Sutton, Agathe BBC Sport
8 April 2004 Celtic Park Spain Villarreal CF 1–1 UC Larsson BBC Sport
11 April 2004 Hampden Park Livingston 3–1 SC Sutton (2), Larsson BBC Sport
14 April 2004 El Madrigal Spain Villarreal CF 0–2 UC BBC Sport
18 April 2004 Rugby Park Kilmarnock 1–0 SPL Petrov BBC Sport
21 April 2004 Celtic Park Aberdeen 1–2 SPL Larsson BBC Sport
25 April 2004 Tynecastle Heart of Midlothian 1–1 SPL McGeady BBC Sport
2 May 2004 Celtic Park Dunfermline Athletic 1–2 SPL Larsson BBC Sport
8 May 2004 Celtic Park Rangers 1–0 SPL Sutton BBC Sport
12 May 2004 Fir Park Motherwell 1–1 SPL Beattie BBC Sport
16 May 2004 Celtic Park Dundee Utd 2–1 SPL Larsson (2) BBC Sport
22 May 2004 Hampden Park Dunfermline Athletic 3–1 SC Larsson (2), Petrov BBC Sport
25 May 2004 Celtic Park Spain Sevilla 1–0 Friendly Sutton BBC Sport

Key:

  • SPL = Scottish Premier League
  • SC = Scottish Cup
  • SLC = Scottish League Cup
  • CLQ = Champions League Qualifier
  • CLA - Champions League Group A
  • CL = Champions League Match
  • UC = UEFA Cup match
  • F = Friendly match

See also

References

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