Tom Rogic: Last News

Celtic fans were becoming frustrated as the Steelmen displayed their mettle in Glasgow - and Motherwell striker Kevin Van Veen says he'll continue to run the risk of a lengthy beer tab if it helps his side.

David Turnbull says no-one was surprised by Tom Rogic's wonderful finish against Motherwell.

Motherwell manager Graham Alexander says his side fell victim of a 'cheap' free-kick in their 1-0 Premiership loss to Celtic after a battling display from his men.

Ange Postecoglou insists he's happy for his in-form Celtic to continue slipping under the radar.

Pundit Neil McCann was full of praise for Tom Rogic's stunning performance against Dundee United.

Tom Rogic served up a lunchtime feast at Tannadice but his gaffer reckons folk should put down the forks when the Aussie goes to work.

A swashbuckling Celtic display saw off Hearts at Parkhead but manager Ange Postecoglou was left with an injury headache.

Ange Postecoglou welcomes two midfield stars back to his Celtic side in a double boost for a home clash against Hearts.

Celtic will raid Shamrock Rovers for talisman Danny Mandroiu in January, according to a report.

Ange Postecoglou says there is even more to come from the revitalised Anthony Ralston.

Ange Postecoglou was left in a dark place after the last international break but he’s feeling a lot brighter this time after lighting a few candles.

The Old Firm are braced to lose a glut of globetrotting stars for crunch league and cup clashes after the winter shutdown.

They share a dressing room for their club, but Tom Rogic and Kyogo Furuhashi were rivals on Tuesday night.

Celtic face losing star striker Kyogo for two key games after the winter break — as the Asian World Cup qualifiers continue over January and February.

Ange Postecoglou was left cursing his luck after the 3-0 over Raith Rovers and no wonder as he is now without the Greek striker, Callum McGregor, Kyogo, Greg Taylor, James Forrest and Christopher Jullien. That could lead him to getting creative in bid to keep options in reserve, such as Tom Rogic, while also carrying the fight to Tam Courts' dogged side in Glasgow's east end from the off.Josip Juranovic can play in multiple positions and perhaps the chance in the base of midfield to rest James McCarthy ahead of Thursday's clash with Bayer Leverkusen is an option.

Tom Rogic was looking for a gaffer to put an arm around him at Celtic then Ange Postecoglou wouldn’t have been his first choice. The Hoops’ new gaffer doesn’t do cuddles when it comes to his under-performing players.No, what the Aussie midfielder really needed was a coach with a belief in his ability and a style that gets the best out of him.

Celtic a big shot of storming into the group stage of the Europa League. Ange Postecoglou has uncovered the poster boy of his rock’n’roll football in the shape of Furuhashi.

Kris Ajer and Ryan Christie all sat out, James Forrest had to be left at home to quarantine and who knows what drama will pop up next with Leigh Griffiths. There was no Nir Bitton, no Tom Rogic and Christopher Jullien is still a few months away.

Premiership season remaining. But John Kennedy won't be looking at Livingston's third visit to Parkhead like that as he sees an opportunity to keep his unbeaten run intact ahead of next weekend's crunch clash at Ibrox.

Odsonne Edouard was rested for the Scottish Cup win over Falkirk and could return.Tom Rogic was back to his mercurial best in the cup cruise against the Bairns and his form and the return of James Forrest allows John Kennedy a formation flexibility that has been missing since the winger hobbled off against Sarajevo.That could see a return of the 4-3-3 that was the preferred formation to start the season and worked so well in last season's Europa League.Mohamed Elyounoussi has been in red-hot form and he could start on the left of a front three alongside Edouard and Forrest.Get all the latest Celtic news sent straight to your Inbox every day by signing up to our newsletter.We cover every morsel of information regarding your favourite club in

Tom Rogic was up to his old tricks against St Mirren – as he’s spent years being dazzled by his magic. The Australian ace had the Saints under his spell in Wednesday’s 4-0 win in Paisley as his impressive display was capped by a stunning opener.Rogic pulled the performance out of the hat but for long spells this season the Wizard of Oz has been hiding behind the curtain.The 28-year-old’s goal was his first in the league since last March, when he netted in the 2-2 draw at Livingston a week before the league’s lockdown.