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<\/p>\nAnd what’s not to be happy about.<\/p>\n
Those of a pessimistic nature may feel that something will come along to derail the Deila Express now that it appears to have got back on the rails, but I can’t see it.<\/p>\n
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And even of it did, such is the general feeling of delight around celtic Park just now, we probably wouldn’t recognise it.<\/p>\n
Following on from the highly creditable result in Amsterdam, where ten man celtic held out for a crucial away point in the imposing Arena against an Ajax side currentl;y blazing a trail at the top of the Eredivisie, Celtic produced their best performance of the season, and probab;y last season as well, with a 6-0 destruction of a Dundee side that might as well have stayed on the bus.<\/p>\n
Despite the somewhat original refereeing of Steven MacLean, and a superb performance between the sticks from Scott Bain, \u00a0who could yet travel the worn tarmac of the old Dundee Glasgow road himself, Celtic showed just why it’s right to stick with the Deila formula.<\/p>\n
And there’s nothing wrong with that.<\/p>\n
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Naidr Ciftci scored twice, but under new SFA rules, new Celtic signings can only score once in the game where they break their duck, so a reluctant McLean was forced to rule one of them out. Yep, we might finally have a striker to compliment Leigh Grifiths, and offer something a little different up front when need be.<\/p>\n
Once more, we now have an option up front. So there’s no need to go looking elsewhere.<\/p>\n
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On the contract front, there was even more good news when the Daily Express reported that Nir Biton is about to sign a new, improved deal.<\/p>\n
Oh, it’s the Daily Express, but it might still be true.<\/p>\n
Then there’s new signing Tom Rogic…alright he’s been here a while, but the recent run in the team and his response to the managers faith has brought truly astounding results. don’t take my word for it.<\/p>\n
Have a look at what they are saying in Australia, although to be fair in a land where if you don’t eat it , it will eat you, they probably do need something to cheer about.<\/p>\n
GOOD news Socceroos fans, Tom Rogic can only get better!<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n<\/div>\n That\u2019s what Ange Postecoglou has claimed, after the young midfielder produced a man of the match display in Celtic\u2019s 6-0 romp of Dundee FC in the Scottish Premier League.<\/em><\/p>\n Scoring for the third time in six league games to start the new season, Rogic was said to have \u201chis best well ahead of him\u201d by Socceroos boss Postecoglou, and\u00a0Roo Radar\u00a0<\/b>certainly hopes he is on the money.<\/em><\/p>\n Rogic was pleased with his performance, his 14th minute goal the catalyst for Celtic\u2019s comprehensive win before adding an assist two minutes later.<\/em><\/p>\n \u201cFor me to score, it could not have gone better,\u201d said the 22-year-old after the game. \u201cI could have had a few more. It wasn\u2019t to be but it was still good to get on the scoresheet and hopefully there are more to come.<\/em><\/p>\n \u201cI felt really good out there. I am just trying to build on the start to the season and keep progressing and improving. The manager has given me a lot of confidence to play in this team and it\u2019s easy to play around so many good players.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n And the good news is, Rogic feels fit and healthy.\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\n I\u2019m feeling really good at the moment. Physically it\u2019s probably the best I have felt in a while and I\u2019m hoping to build on that,\u201d he told Celtic\u2019s website.<\/em><\/p>\n Rogic and Postecoglou weren\u2019t the only ones pleased with the young Aussie\u2019s display. Theofficial Celtic website<\/a><\/b>\u00a0awarded him man of the match, with the\u00a0Scottish Daily Record<\/a><\/b>describing it as Rogic\u2019s \u201cbest-ever display\u201d for Celtic, the Aussie \u201cspell-binding in the heart of the Hoops attack.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n The Scottish Sun\u00a0<\/a><\/b>was similarly lavish in its praise of Rogic, calling his performance \u201csensational\u201d, with the former Central Coast Mariner \u201c(leading) the way as Ronny Deila\u2019s men outclassed Paul Hartley\u2019s side at Parkhead\u201d.<\/em><\/p>\n The Scotsman<\/a><\/b>\u00a0declared \u201cCeltic have another option in the number 10 role\u201d, reporting that Rogic \u201cgenerally caused chaos in the Dundee defence\u201d, with Stephen Halliday writing Rogic was \u201cwas instrumental in a Celtic performance which was vibrant and dominant from the start\u201d. \u00a0<\/em><\/p>\n See, it’s all good. The ship is getting up steam and we’re all aboard singing. No icebergs in sight.<\/p>\n More proof ?<\/p>\n Okay, how about Emilio Izaguirre, the reigning Honduran kick boxing champion ?<\/p>\n During the Dundee game he decided he wanted to be a striker, and rattled a couple of goals past Scott Bain. Then , he took it even further and decided he wanted to be one of our more illustrious strikers, and copied the style of one in particular.<\/p>\n Maybe he should have chosen another hero as he lined up his attempt to render the European Space Programme null and void.<\/p>\n Kris Commons had a great game, showing that age is absolutely no barrier when it comes to talent.<\/p>\n Then there was the reborn Efe Ambrose, so long in the shadow of the two defenders we had in place last season, you know, the Dutch donkey and the Manchester mercenary.<\/p>\n Lets leave the mercenaries alone now for a while. Say, about twenty five years or so.<\/p>\n Thankfully, the transfer window is shut, and even John Park isn’t likely to chase a forward reccomended by his agent who was about to be put out to stud in the USA because nobody else wanted him.<\/p>\n Even those helpful guys in the ticket office were adding to the general bonhomie around the place…<\/p>\n WE\u2019RE making it easier than ever before for supporters to get their match tickets thanks to our new print-at-home service \u2013 Ticketfast.<\/em><\/p>\n It\u2019s already proving popular with supporters who are choosing to skip the queues and take advantage of this convenient new way to secure a seat in Paradise, especially useful for fans who live a distance away from Celtic Park.<\/em><\/p>\n This week there are another two home fixtures at Celtic Park which will see Ronny Deila\u2019s men playing in the two competitions his team are currently the holders of.\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\n Raith Rovers are the visitors on Wednesday evening in the Scottish League Cup while Hearts return to league action at Celtic Park for the first time in two years this Saturday in the Scottish Premiership.<\/em><\/p>\n Print at home tickets are available to buy now for the following matches:<\/em><\/p>\n – Celtic v Raith Rovers (League Cup R3), September 23 \u2013 KO: 7.45pm.<\/em><\/p>\n – Celtic v Hearts, September 26 \u2013 KO: 3pm\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\n![\"\"](\"http:\/\/cdn.images.express.co.uk\/img\/dynamic\/67\/590x\/cole-406983.jpg\")
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