Ruthless and clinical, that’s more like it Celtic…
It was a pleasure to be at Celtic Park last night, an absolute please so thank you to the players, the manager and the Celtic support. Brendan calls it the Holy Trinity at Celtic – players, manager and supporters – and when that clicks just like last night then special things happen at Paradise.
In truth we haven’t had much to shout about at home matches so far this year, but last night was different. Right from the start we were clinical, the movement and the tempo was all there. We looked like scoring every time we ventured forward, and most importantly we kept it for the entire 90 plus minutes.
Our problem in recent months has been our inconsistency over the full game, but last night we rectified that and some. The Bhoys were ruthless throughout, and more than deserved the score line in the end. In fact it could have been a lot more had it not been for the woodwork.
It not only boosted our goal difference, but it gave us some much needed confidence for going forward in the title race. Every single player got pass marks last night. Seven different scorers tells its own story. Yang especially was outstanding and more than deserved to be named man of the match.
Kudos also to young Daniel Kelly who scored his first ever Celtic goal with a fine finish to make it 7-0.
The roar that greeted the side off at half time was the loudest I’ve ever heard at the interval outside a derby and European night, and the players deserved it so much too.
We appreciated their superb efforts, let’s just hope it spurs them on to success, and if we continue to play in that manner we be in a good place come May.
Just an Ordinary Bhoy
