Ange Postecoglou delivers Celtic 'responsibility' vow as fallout continues for Raith after David Goodwillie signing

Ange Postecoglou insists he will always put Celtic 's reputation front and centre as he reflected on a week of controversy that has seen football dragged through the gutter.

The Aussie's team face a Raith Rovers side that has been forced into a grovelling apology after the signing of rapist David Goodwillie sparked outrage across the country and saw sponsors and fans desert the club.

That, and the situation in England where West Ham's Kurt Zouma was filmed kicking and punching his cat, has seen the game hit the headlines for all the wrong reasons.

And Postecoglou insists that he is acutely aware of his and his players' responsibilities to shine a positive light on their club.

“I think we are all aware of that responsibility,” said the Parkhead boss.

“I’ve spoken about it a lot of times that every time I speak and every decision I make… it’s not mine, it’s representative of this football club.

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“So what I say and do is obviously going to be reflective in respect to the values of the club and its supporters.

“I think we all understand that and we all carry that. I certainly do tackle that responsibility seriously.

“All football clubs and all people involved in football clubs these days know that