The Steelmen lost 4-1 to the Hoops earlier this month, but pulled it back to 2-1 at one point as well as giving Neil Lennon's side a few scares.
And the defender hopes they take the positives when they return from the international break on Saturday to face St Johnstone.McGinley, whose side face back-to-back matches with Saints having been handed a home tie against them in the Betfred Cup last 16 yesterday, said: "Celtic are a top side and when you look at the subs they brought on it that game, the depth of their squad is great."So to be challenging them for the full game was great."I think we had our chances, but they were more clinical with theirs."I don't really feel the scoreline represented the game."We gave daft goals away, but as a.
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