Ange Postecoglou insists ‘perfect’ Celtic won’t allow themselves to become distracted from their Treble chase. The Hoops boss rated his side’s climb to the Premiership summit after a poor start to the campaign as flawless as they moved six points clear at the summit with a clinical 4-0 dismantling of on-form Ross County.
A superb display, including a hat-trick by Greek striker Giorgos Giakoumakis, sunk the Staggies who had Kayne Ramsay sent off as all eyes now turn to Dens Park on Sunday as title-chasing Rangers attempt to close the gap.
But Postecoglou admits he’ll be channel hopping with his family rather than bothering with the drama on Tayside as he praised his players for staying on message.
He said: “My Sundays are dictated by my wife and kids mate. If Sing 2 or something’s good on TV then we’ll maybe have a fight for the remote control. “I get why people are focusing on that and asking the question.“I only worry about what I can control and that was today.“If we got three points today, why should we even bother about looking at anything else.“We have to as a group be really conscious of the fact that any time we start thinking more than a day from where we are we can lose focus.“Since round six we have literally had to be just about perfect to be where we are today.“And to do that, any sort of distractions we have, had to be put to one side, regardless of other results or performances or people from the outside.“The reality is every Celtic manager should start the season thinking they can win it all, that’s why we are here.“My job is to try to get us to a position where we have the opportunity to do that.“At the moment we have an opportunity to do that but we won’t achieve it if we start thinking about it now.
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