glasgowspur
Dimitar Berbatov
Celtic park can be a fearsome place, i wouldn't want to draw them.
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Champions League 22/23
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Celtic park can be a fearsome place, i wouldn't want to draw them.
Absolutely. Celtic were excellent for 60mins and should have been a couple up. Their passing and movement was fantastic and all done at a great pace. Lots of good teams would struggle to live with them.
glasgowspur
Dimitar Berbatov
I didn't watch it, but they are always up for it the crowd really roar them on.
greatwhitenorf
Vedran Corluka
Called it!
tommysvr
Justin Edinburgh
Still maintain I’d love to see Ange Postecoglu at Spurs next.
glorygloryeze
Ian Walker
Interesting. Haven't followed him or Celtic and assume you know him well from your shores...which coaches would you compare him to in terms of tactics and player management style?
That's a decent shout. Especially now that Potter is seemingly gonna be off the market.
Kandi1977
Terry Dyson
Indeed. Edwards has been quality though.
Don't want to put the mockers on our match, but tee-hee 3-0 Napoli
Liverpool have had a couple of decent chances, but otherwise it's been all Napoli. They are toying with the dippers.
paxtonwolf
John White
Don't want to put the mockers on our match, but tee-hee 3-0 Napoli
If it was a knockout like the old European Cup I might start getting excited, but even if they finish 5-0 they will still qualify
Dunno, on this form Ajax and Rangers will give them a good run for their money tbh.
(Or at least one can hope)
glasgowspur
Dimitar Berbatov
wouldn't it be funny with rangers get pumped 4-0 but liverpool are bottom of the table tonight!
tommysvr
Justin Edinburgh
I actually think he’s pretty close to Poch. Intense, high press to try and win the ball back quickly; playing out from the back (and Ange exposes his goalkeeper massively in doing so quite a bit). He’s all about getting the ball and then moving it extremely quickly. And he very quickly binned off the players at Celtic that he didn’t think would fit, and then risked humiliation by going and getting 3 players from Japan he knew would fit his style. He plays a 433 / 4231 typically.
The bit that has endeared him most though is his ‘philosophy.’ He sees football like fans do but has the tactical brain to back it up. His answer to this question the other day was great:
And I love this video:
The story he tells about his Dad. He took the Asian Cup trophy to see him, Australia’s first ever trophy, and his dad basically says “yeah but you needed extra time to do it.”
The cult of Ange in Glasgow and Australia is a bit gross - he can literally do no wrong at the moment, and there’s quite obviously bigger tests than Australia, Japan and Scotland. But I think he has the elements to do it in the Premier League soon. Conte is perfect for where we are right now, but if he can get us a couple of trophies in the next few years and then we get Ange to rebuild post-Kane, post-Son etc then we’ll be in a good spot.
But I doubt Ange will last that long. He’d be the perfect replacement for Potter at Brighton.
