Ange Postecoglou is doing Celtic revolution his way just like Martin O'Neill insists Seville hero

Didier Agathe was part of the Martin O’Neill masterplan that delivered Celtic the Treble inside the manager’s first year at the helm.

And having looked at Ange Postecoglou’s work in the past nine months, the Frenchman believes exactly the same thing is going to happen.

Agathe has been blown away by the outstanding job the Australian has done as his new-look outfit look to sweep the domestic board.

With a Premier Sports Cup already in the bag, Celtic go into Sunday’s Scottish Cup semi-final against Rangers with a six-point Premiership lead over their Glasgow rivals ahead of the post-split programme of five games.

Agathe was recruited by O’Neill to fit into a system and an ideology, the winger slotting into the Irishman’s freshly built set-up in August 2000 to collect the Treble the following May.

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He’s watched Postecoglou do his own smart recruitment work. At the same time, the Celtic boss has taken the supporters along with him for the ride as they have lapped up his team’s performances on top of his sharp narrative since his appointment.

Agathe said: “From the outside, it seems he loves the club, he loves football and, most importantly, he loves the people.

“When he first came, I felt a