ANGE Postecoglou has admitted that it feels “weird” going from winning the league away at Tynecastle to losing the final derby encounter of the season.
Celtic have experienced the highest of the highs to the lowest of the lows in the space of six days, but nothing changes in the context of the league. The Hoops are still champions, and Beale is still behind in his imaginary league.
Speaking after the match, the Celtic manager said:
“With the euphoria of last week winning it, it’s kind of weird winning it, then with the fixtures having to play away again, you don’t get the chance to appreciate the moment.
“But, welcome to Celtic, that’s the expectations and that’s not going to change.”
The players will regroup and go again next Saturday, when they face St Mirren at home, in what will be their first match at Champions at Celtic Park.
St Mirren will likely take the game to Celtic, as they hunt for a European place.
It’ll be no easy game for the side, but the crowd will be right behind them as the tick of the matches until the trophy is lifted.
Then, a week after that, they’ll be at Hampden Park as they attempt to win the first treble in Ange Postecoglou’s reign.
