The reason Ange flew solo at Celtic revealed as Aussie insider reminds everyone how good Parkhead turnaround really was

The real reason why Ange Postecoglou rocked up solo to Celtic without any trusty lieutenants has been revealed.

The former Hoops boss enjoyed two trophy-laden seasons at Parkhead after bringing his attacking 'Angeball' style to the Scottish Premiership. The 59-year-old signed off with a domestic Treble and delivered time after time in the transfer market for Celtic with the Hoops still reaping the rewards for his efforts. They sold Matt O'Riley and Jota - both signed under the now Tottenham boss for big money - with the latter back permanently for a second stint. The likes of Reo Hatate, Daizen Maeda and Cameron Carter-Vickers continue to shine weekly for now boss Brendan Rodgers along with other star names.

He may not have been a well known name when he arrived in Scotland but the time he had left he made a big impression and with that landed a big shot at the riches of the English Premier League in North London. He's enduring a nightmare spell at present with Spurs going through a real injury crisis as they bid to get key players back and turn their fortunes around.

However, looking back to his arrival. He decided to pitch up to Celtic on his own without a backroom team. He instead worked with what was in the building at Lennoxtown and former Australia No1 Mark Schwarzer has opened up on the response he got from Ange after he asked him that all important question - and in return he got a typical response you'd associate with the Aussie.

Speaking on the Seaman Says podcast in association with Betway, he said: "100 per cent. It's just that whole thing of carrying the flag. We've had it with players coming into the Premier League and that kind of barrier has been broken down. We had a period of time when probably at our