Callum McGregor insists Celtic title race first timers aren't feeling nerves and says 'I think we'll get there'
dailyrecord.co.ukCallum McGregor insists Celtic will stay calm and there’s no title tension within the camp. The Parkhead skipper and his team-mates left Easter Road on Sunday frustrated at a failure to find a way past Hibs.
McGregor and his team-mates dominated the ball, but were unable to create enough clear-cut chances as they dropped two crucial points in the flag battle - though Rangers couldn't take advantage as they did the same at home to Motherwell.
With 10 games to go in the Premiership, it is getting to the nitty-gritty point. Many of Celtic boss Ange Postecoglou’s squad have not been over the course and distance before and it would be understandable if nerves were becoming a factor.
But McGregor is adamant that is not the case and it was just a case of an irritating day in Leith.He said: “Obviously, when you get a bad performance during the week and a bad result and you follow that up with a draw at the weekend, then, automatically, that’s what people will go to, that there’s nerves in the game, but that’s not the case.“I think we did enough and the players have been fantastic.“We have to trust ourselves and stay on the track that we are on.“All we can do is focus on what we are doing.
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