Good luck to Anthony Ralston and Scotland tonight, but our thoughts are already focused on Celtic’s tough Saturday night trip to the capital…
Scotland’s Nation League Decider
Scotland play Poland tonight and a win will ensure they stay in the top tier of the Nations League, and if results go their way elsewhere they could even book a place in the quarter finals.
I like most patriotic Scots wish the team well and hope they pull it off, but if I’m being honest, I’ve already got an eye on our own game against Hearts on Saturday night.
Celtic toe-to-toe with Aberdeen
With Aberdeen still toe-to-toe with us at the top of the table we can’t afford any slip ups. The Dons will kick off before us and if they can avoid defeat in Paisley against St Mirren then they will be in top spot before we even kick off.
That makes our trip to Tynecastle an ever so vital one. Hearts may be at the wrong end of table at the moment, but they will still pose a threat, especially at home and we all know how they raise their game when we come to town.
Tynecastle rocking under the lights
Tynecastle will be rocking especially since it’s a Saturday night kick off, and we will need to be at our very best to get a result. We can’t perform the way we did at Rugby Park if we want to leave with all three points. At least we will be playing on grass.
If we do however play to the best of our abilities, then there will only be one winner. It’s a tough fixture, but one I’m looking forward to already.
Just an Ordinary Bhoy
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