Celtic find themselves in the lunchtime slot once again this weekend as they take the short trip to Fir Park to take on fourth placed Motherwell on Saturday. Whilst Stuart Kettlewell’s side have been on decent form of their own across the first half dozen fixtures of the new campaign it’s unbeaten Celtic who are undoubtedly the form side in
Celtic find themselves in the lunchtime slot once again this weekend as they take the short trip to Fir Park to take on fourth placed Motherwell on Saturday. Whilst Stuart Kettlewell’s side have been on decent form of their own across the first half dozen fixtures of the new campaign it’s unbeaten Celtic who are undoubtedly the form side in the Scottish Premiership. Three wins from three difficult away ties at Pittodrie, Ibrox and Livingston have injected a new belief
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It’s no surprise to read reports that Matt O’Riley is on the verge of a call up to Denmark’s senior squad for the forthcoming October internationals following the sparkling form he’s shown for Celtic across the season so far. Having picked up four U21 caps since his international introduction in March of last year, the
History tells us that a trip to the Tony Macaroni always has the potential to cause Celtic problems. There was no such trouble this time around though as Brendan Rodgers’ side turned in one of their best performances of the season to take all three points from Saturday’s lunchtime kick-off. Even the first half loss
It’s no surprise to read reports that Matt O’Riley is on the verge of a call up to Denmark’s senior squad for the forthcoming October internationals following the sparkling form he’s shown for Celtic across the season so far. Having picked up four U21 caps since his international introduction in March of last year, the improvements in the midfielder’s overall game are plain to see and it’d now be more surprising if national manager Kasper Hjulmand DIDN’T see a place
History tells us that a trip to the Tony Macaroni always has the potential to cause Celtic problems. There was no such trouble this time around though as Brendan Rodgers’ side turned in one of their best performances of the season to take all three points from Saturday’s lunchtime kick-off. Even the first half loss of Joe Hart – seeing red for the first time in his career – wasn’t enough to derail our efforts, and it could be argued
Celtic pull up a seat at the top table of European football once again this week as Brendan Rodgers aims to take us beyond the group stages for the first time as Celtic manager. He’s not the only one eager to make an impact at the top level however with talismanic striker Kyogo Furuhashi equally keen to demonstrate that his talents belong on the biggest stage that club football has to offer. A goal at the weekend took the Japanese
Celtic stretched their lead at the top of the table with yesterday’s 3-0 win over Dundee but what did we learn as this new look side continue to find their feet under Brendan Rodgers? Here we take a look at five key factors ahead of Tuesday’s crucial Champions League opener with Dutch Champions Feyenoord REO HATATE MAKES CELTIC TICK For many players you don’t realise just how important they are to the team until they’re missing for a period of
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