Shay Given has issued an "unreserved" apology after describing Wilfried Nancy’s brief 33-day tenure as Celtic manager as an "absolute Holocaust" on live television. The former Newcastle and Republic of Ireland goalkeeper, who began his career at the Scottish club, made the insensitive remark during Saturday’s BBC Final Score programme while discussing Nancy's short reign. An estimated six million Jews died during The Holocaust, which was carried out by Nazi Germany during World War Two between 1939 and 1945. “On live television this afternoon, I used a word that I didn’t fully understand the meaning of, and I certainly wouldn’t...
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