💭 “I think it’s one of my favourite wins of the season”
Brendan Rodgers gives his post-match thoughts after his side went 16 points clear in the Scottish Premiership ⤵️ pic.twitter.com/5NCV9j1B6O
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Brendan Rodgers applauds the away support. St Mirren v Celtic, Scottish Premiership, Saturday 1st March 2025. Photo: Vagelis Georgariou (The Celtic Star)
🍀 Celtic are now just three wins away from retaining their Scottish Premiership title after a thumping 5-2 win over St Mirren ⤵️ pic.twitter.com/IIOEsRSU0A
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THE NOTAPRODDYGAL – 8/10 – Found the masterstroke as we toiled and it was unorthodox switcherooing that would’ve confounded a snake-oil salesman at a huckster convention. Puzzling subs had them more puzzled, and the bench won the game for the boss. Before we could hit him with the paper plane from the stand with the question, ‘Why the hell is Reo still on?’, the Korean conundrum, the divine wind that is Daizen and the second wind of Hatate had combined to thrill us to victory.
A boss move, you might say.
🗣️ I’ve spoken to our interpreter to make sure she can stay in the country.”
Brendan Rodgers joked he hoped Yang Hyun-jun’s girlfriend makes her stay in Scotland longer, if it keeps the winger in a ‘good feeling’ following his double in the 5-2 win over St Mirren.#BBCFootball pic.twitter.com/I6Mnjg9umX
— BBC Sport Scotland (@BBCSportScot) March 1, 2025
Stephen Robinson not happy with the match officials. St Mirren v Celtic, Scottish Premiership, Saturday 1st March 2025. Photo: Vagelis Georgariou (The Celtic Star)
MIBBERY – 3/10 – There was little chance the fresh-faced Pagan acolyte playing High-Priest of Paisley tonight was going to eclipse the witchery of Easter Road last week. But for a while the temptation seemed there. Until their VAR bottle crashed on the penalty situation and he flurried some cards at the zebras; knew then his balls hadn’t yet dropped, and nor would our points.
