Ange Postecoglou makes no secret that he likes to keep standards high at Celtic as they chase their second league title in a row.
The Parkhead manager famously told his players 'we never stop' as he relentlessly looks to improve the quality of football and the energy levels his team plays with. Celtic were a goal down at half-time against St Mirren in the Premiership clash in Paisley today and the Australian looked for a reaction from his squad in the second period. They did and ran out 5-1 winners after Charles Dunne was shown a straight red at the end of the first-half for a challenge on Kyogo Furuhashi.
Goals from Jota and Alistair Johnston turned the game on its head and substitutes Liel Abada, Matt O'Riley and Oh Hyeon-gyu all scored as Celtic restored their nine-point lead over Rangers at the top of the league. There were tense moments for Postecoglou, especially in the first-half, but it was a misplaced pass by Cameron Carter-Vickers that brought a smile to the manager's face.
As the game petered out the centre-back attempted to play a goal forward but instead of finding a Celtic player he put it straight out for a St Mirren goal kick.
Sky Sports commentator, James McFadden said: "That's a collectors item." Postecoglou is then seen mouthing, "Cam" and then smiling at the American defender for the pass before his head lands in his hands. McFadden adds: "That's Ange Postecoglou asking Cameron Carter-Vickers, what was that?"
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