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Celtic vow to stick to attacking beliefs as they bid to prove they are the Real deal

theguardian.com

A question to Ange Postecoglou over whether Celtic will adapt their tactical approach when Real Madrid visit Glasgow on Tuesday night drew a smile. “Aha, my plan A,” said the Australian.

Postecoglou – who believes his style would receive more praise were he Spanish, Dutch or German – is aware of what his detractors claim.

That is, he has just one – attacking – way of playing. Postecoglou has earned the right to deploy a Celtic side in any manner he likes.

Saturday’s 4-0 thumping of Rangers endorsed all that is good about the Scottish champions under the 57-year-old. There will be no cowering as the Champions League campaign begins in high-profile fashion. “I don’t think we’ll change,” said David Turnbull, who notched the fourth goal of the Old Firm clash. “We’ll go in full of confidence and try to play our own game.

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