Celtic And Ange Keep On Getting “Lucky” As The Title Edges Ever Closer.

Soccer Football - Scottish Premiership - Celtic v Motherwell - Celtic Park, Glasgow, Scotland, Britain - May 14, 2022 Celtic manager Ange Postecoglou before the match REUTERS/Russell Cheyne

At half time last night I was tickled to hear Lucky Man played over the PA system at Celtic Park.

It was a nice touch. On our Facebook group chat for The CelticBlog admin team we had tossed around various ideas like that this past week. It was good that someone at the club was of similar thinking.

This is one The Mooch will be living with a long time.

After the game, when Ange was asked whether Maeda’s goal involved a bit of luck he couldn’t resist laughing.

“You love that word don’t you?” he said to the hack.

Another dig. Another reminder that he might forgive but he won’t forget … and this is a stick which he and our club will repeatedly hit The Mooch with until he’s begging for mercy.

There’s nothing lucky about any of what we’re doing of course, and especially not with Maeda’s goal.

There’s a lot of work has gone into all this stuff, a lot of effort to get us to where we are right now. The manager defended the player brilliantly, and pointed this out. “How many runs does Daizen make in a game? It was a product of is hard work. Anyone who watches Daizen sees he’s constantly making runs and constantly in those areas.”

There’s an old quote attributed to everyone from Thomas Jefferson to Gary Player the golfer; “the harder I work, the luckier I get.” Well this is Celtic. This is Ange Postecoglou.

We wouldn’t be where we are without all the graft in the background.

One of the reasons that all of us were really looking forward to this season was because it promised to be better than the last one. This is what Ange told us to expect, and he has kept his word on every front.

He has delivered in every possible way.

This is why we’re not going to let The Mooch and others forget their moronic remarks.

This is a team built in four windows into a merciless football machine that wins games with a relentlessness which most of Scottish football can barely comprehend.

No wonder they try to take the credit from us, but they can’t because it’s like everything else with this team right now; it’s all earned.

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