Ange Postecoglou insists Celtic comfort zone is no go area as unhappy stars are told they have choices

Ange Postecoglou will be spoiled for choice in the title run-in.

Whether it’s Tony Ralston or Josip Juranovic at full-back, Matt O’Riley or Tom Rogic in midfield, Liel Abada or James Forrest on the wing.

The Celtic boss won’t be short of options.

And the decisions he makes will leave certain players disappointed. That’s not a problem to the Hoops gaffer.

But if their mood starts to have a negative effect on his dressing-room?

That’s a different matter altogether.

Postecoglou accepts that players want to play.

But he says if they go in a huff instead of knuckling down and fighting for a place in his team – he’ll sign someone to replace them.

The Aussie is geared up for what could be a monumental end to his first campaign in Glasgow.

The League Cup is already in the bag, he’s top of the Premiership table and a win over Dundee United on their visit to Tannadice on Monday might will book a Scottish Cup semi-final berth.

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It’s all there for Postecoglou and his players.

But the manager knows that, to achieve what they want, everyone has to be pulling the same direction – whether they’re in the starting line-up or not.

When asked about keeping players happy, he said: “How do you define happiness?