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Tommy Burns has died after losing his long-running battle with cancer, Celtic said today. He was 51.
The club's first-team coach originally contracted skin cancer in 2006. Although he received treatment, the disease returned in March.
The former Scotland international, who spent 15 years as a player at Parkhead and also managed the club for three seasons, had been undergoing treatment in both Glasgow and France in recent weeks.
A statement from Celtic said: "It is with great sadness that Celtic Football Club confirmed this morning that Tommy Burns has passed away.
"Tommy, a true Celtic legend and wonderful man will be sadly missed by us all.
"Clearly, our thoughts are very much with Tommy's wife Rosemary and his family at this extremely difficult time."
Burns joined Celtic as a teenager in 1973 and went on to play 352 league games for the club, scoring 52 goals, and winning eight Scotland caps.
In 1989, he moved to Kilmarnock and was given his first job in management there three years later. He left to take the Celtic reins in 1994 but was sacked in 1997.
A short spell as boss of Reading followed before Burns became Scotland number two in 2002 under Berti Vogts and later Walter Smith.
He returned to Celtic as first-team coach shortly before Martin O'Neill's arrival, a position he retained when Gordon Strachan became manager.
He is survived by his wife of 28 years, Rosemary, and four children.
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hail hail You'll always be remembered ur a true legand
You'll never walk alone
michelle, glasgow,
Tommy Burns played in an era when football could still be called a sport rather than a business. A great man and such a sad loss to Celtic and to football generally. RIP Tommy.
David M Porter, Lenzie, Kirkintilloch, Glasgow, Scotland
You were a true gent, a legend of Scottish football, loved and respected by all. May your family get the strength and love they need from all the support surrounding them at this very difficult time. You will always be remembered for the true gent that you were. RIP Tommy, from a Rangers fan
Mandy, Helensburgh, Scotland
God bless Tommy, You'll Never Walk Alone
joe, glasgow, scotland
so sorry to hear the news of the sad passing of Tommy Burns.I am a life long Rangers fan,but football means nothing in times like this.He came across as a lovely man.Thoughts go to his family,friends,and teammates.
val, ardrossan, scotland
my thoughts and prayers are with Rosemary and family
Tommy was one of the greatest Bhoys to wear the Hoops
He was a legend and great ambassador for scottish football
thanks for the memories. R.I.P.
"You'll Never Walk Alone"
Margaret Duffy Easterhouse
margaret duffy, glasgow, scotland
Condolences to Rosemary and their children. What a lovely family man with true family values.
Libby, Glasgow
Libby, Glasgow, Scotland
Legend is a word too often used but it applied to Tommy in every way. I lost my wife to this terrible disease a few weeks ago so i pass my condolences to Rosemary and family with great thought.RIP Tommy you
will be sadly missed
Pat Wilkie, Liverpool,
just to say my thoughts are with tommys family i wrote in few moments ago just want to say what a top guy he was he grow up with my man then two years ago around the time it came out he had cancer he done somthing for my daughter as ahe has a uncureble liver and blood diesase and he sent us sind to
kirsty, renfrweshier, scotland
A Legend that will be sadly missed. I met tommy several times when my son Paul was playing for Erskine Boys Club
Out of all players that were ask to attend and present trophies to the young footballers he was an insperational and down to earth man and never let these young footballers down any time
Ann Reid, Erskine,
there are no words that can describe just what tommy burns meant to every celtic fan out there, he was a great guy & was loved by all x godbless tommy & all your family x
gill, greenock
Gill, Greenock, Renfrewshire
Rest in Peace Tommy,you will be sorely missed by all a great celtic player and family man you will be always a legend in the Celtic Family.Love and sympathy to your wife and children at this sad time,YOU'LL NEVER WALK ALONE, HAIL HAIL
Terry&May O'Brien, Clydebank, Scotland
Tommy Burns Celtic legend RIP Hail Hail!!
Paul Mcguigan, Southport, merseyside
RIP Tommy Burns & God Bless
A Celtic Legend, Shocked and sadened to hear of the loss of a true Celt ! My thoughts are with his wife and children through this hard time, he is a man who will live on in all of our hearts.
Hail Hail !
Charlene Meechan , Glasgow , Scotland
Rest in peace Tommy. You are a legend. A great man who will be truly missed.
Paul Rooney, Glasgow,
what can we say words arer not enough we have lost a true
gentleman sllep well my freind
andrea&william alexander, kilmarnock, scotland
Tommy Burns rest in peace, a great man and Celtic legend. Love and sympathy to your family. You will be greatly missed
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Ann Harrison, Mauchline, Scotland
Yet another true celtic great has left us ,always remembered,Hail Hail.
Garry Wallace, swindon,
Growing up Tommy Burns and Davie Provan were my favourite Celtic players. A Celtic legend, Tommy Burns RIP
Steven Fallens, Melbourne, Australia
Dignity, courage and honour in defeat...the embodiment of Celtic Football Club.
P Flannery, Glasgow,
RIP TB
A true gentleman and a great loss to your family.
Hail Hail
Boyne Bhoy, Drogheda,
poor tommy,didnt know the man yet found myself crying when i heard earlier,a real shame,my thoughts are with his wife and children,am heartbroken for them,having lost my own dad to this hellish disease.."youll never walk alone"
john mcguinness, stirling,
R.I.P. Tommy. A true Celtic legend, a genuinely pleasant and humble man who gave a lot back to football, as well as achieving great success with the club he loved. A man who was respected by opposition opponents, managers and fans, a great ambassador for the game and an aggrieved loss to Celtic.
Paul McShane, London,
A truly great man, and no one will have a bad word to say about him.
In an era where football is dominated by money and greed, Tommy was the epitome of grace and decency.
His faith never wavered and I hope this gives his family the courage and strength that they need at this time.
Michael, London, UK
A great man and a great Celt. You are once again home in Paradise, Tommy.
My condolences to Rosemary and family.
Tommy Burns R.I.P.
Gerard Hamill, Weaste, England
RIP Tommy
You'll never Walk Alone
Paul S, Belfast, Ireland
I never knew a great deal about him but watched Celtic when he was in the team. Always seemed to carry himself with dignity. A loss to football but more importantly his family.
R.I.P
Gerard, Castlederg,
Celtic and scotland has lost a true gentleman and family man that was Tommy Burns,God bless you Tommy and your family
stephen, johnstone, scotland