Ange Postecoglou's Celtic approach tore Rangers to pieces so cut him some slack when it backfires - Chris Sutton

Ange Postecoglou has got Celtic where they are at this stage of his reign doing it his way.

If you are a fan, you just have to get on board for the ride and accept that, at this stage of the process, there are going to be a few bumps on the road.

Postecoglou’s said repeatedly the team is a ‘work in progress’ and they’re nowhere near the finished article.

He made that clear after watching his squad hammer Rangers, so he didn’t have to say it again after they lost to Bodo/Glimt.

The whole world knows Celtic still have flaws and, when facing good opposition and not hitting their peak, they will get exposed just in the way the Norwegians exposed them.

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Of course, Bodo/Glimt are not Manchester City. They are not of the elite level.

But they are still a fine team. Just ask Jose Mourinho and they were able to punish Celtic for not being at their best.

I had Celtic-supporting pals saying beforehand the team was going to pump Bodo/Glimt easily but that, to borrow a word that Callum McGregor used in the aftermath of the defeat, was naive.

On the flip side, since the game finished on Thursday, I have since heard others suggest the side was way too offensive and waiting to be picked off.

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