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Scott Brown will take his first step into management next week when he is named the new boss at Fleetwood Town.

He earned 22 trophies at Parkhead including 10 Scottish league titles before moving on to his combined coaching role with former Hibs colleague Glass at Aberdeen. As a player Brown picked up 55 Scotland caps and came through the ranks at Hibs before moving to a decorated spell at Celtic where he was named club captain.

Ange Postecoglou did tremendously well to qualify for the Europa League by KO'ing AZ Alkmaar before going on to bag 9 points in the group stage. The Hoops would ...

Even against the highest calibre of opposition in the UEL, we were still managing to land some blows this season. They’ll still look to play out from the back and play their way out. So the team learned a lot from being in Europe this year and hopefully we can take that into the Champions League next year.” Especially if you want the club to have an identity. And Starfelt believes that they know what’s required to be successful on the continent next year. Yet going forward, the Hoops managed to net on 14 occasions.

Just one point will seal the title but Ange Postecoglou wants his Hoops to be sprinting through the tape as a remarkable season enters the endgame.

Celtic need to be more clinical in the second half if they want to regain the Premiership title in style. Celtic didn't register a shot on target in the opening 45 minutes, surely that's got to change in the second half... Mind you they do have a plethora of options to call on from the bench if required. Charlie Mulgrew is straight into the action to take a free-kick but his effort lands straight into the arms of Joe Hart. Former Celtic duo Tony Watt and Charlie Mulgrew are on for the hosts to replace Kevin McDonald and Rory MacLeod. A draw will still secure Celtic the title but I'm sure they will want to do it in style with a victory. Celtic are on the attack as the look to restore their lead. Greg Taylor tries to play a through ball to Jota but the full-back just overhits his pass and the attack breaks down. GOAL! Dundee United 1 Celtic 1 Even though they are set to win the titkle, things just seem a bit nervy and rushed from Celtic. The time for waiting is almost over and there's a poetic element to the title that is set to head back to Glasgow's east end. It might take a bit of convincing to get them to leave the stadium anytime soon!

Celtic could win the cinch Premiership title on the same site where the relinquished their grip on the trophy last season when they face Dundee United.

That scenario is still unlikely to end in anything else than a Parkhead victory given the significant goal difference which would need to be overhauled too. Celtic are currently six points ahead of Rangers with a superior goal difference in the cinch Premiership table. Sky Sports will screen the anticipated title party live, on Sky Sports Football channel (Sky 403, Virgin 503) with coverage beginning at 7pm and half an hour of build-up.

A leak on social media appears to show a new black and green away kit for 2022/23.

And to mark the 30th anniversary of that black and green striped number, it appears adidas are turning the clock back. It's set to be a big season for Ange Postecoglou and his team as they prepare for a return to the Champions League group stage. And it looks like a throwback to the 1992-93 season as adidas go green and black for 2022-23.

Ange's Celtic 90 minutes away from officially clinching Scottish league title: LIVE.

“There’s been a number of outstanding performances from managers this year and I’m really pleased to receive it, but I also acknowledge I’ve had tremendous support from everyone at the football club and the players have been outstanding,” he said. People would be lying if they had heard about him: an Australian coach managing in the J-League. Postecoglou, who took charge of the Hoops in June 2021, said he was “very proud” and “humbled” to receive his latest award. “Everyone committed to something and we’ve had a few bumps along the road, but the whole staff and players embraced every challenge and stuck to the beliefs we have in the football club we want to be. “You have to have belief in yourself in what you’re about to embark on, but it’s not just about believing in something, you have to work hard for it and we’ve worked awfully hard.” “We’ve had a few good weekends, we’ve been pretty consistent over a while and the players have been outstanding in their commitment to playing our football,” said Postecoglou, who also guided the Hoops to Scottish League Cup glory in December.

Hoops supporters plan to gather in the Merchant City to celebrate their impending Premiership win.

You can enter once each week to be in with a chance of winning. For your chance to win HOME tickets to Cinch SPFL matches each week across ALL FOUR divisions just enter our competition below. A Facebook page was set up for the event and asked fans to “bring lots of banners, booze, fireworks and pyro”.

However, if it all goes through, he'll come up against a familiar face next season in Barton. That's because the ex-Rangers midfielder has won promotion to ...

Who will he choose to be in the dugout alongside him? But even so, you have to imagine Brown has the psychological advantage in any potential meetings between the pair. Barton was the former boss at Fleetwood Town before being sacked back in January 2021.

Celtic regained the cinch Premiership title with a game to spare despite being held to a 1-1 draw by Dundee United at Tannadice.

But United went straight up the park and levelled in the 72nd minute when Levitt fired a stunning strike past Joe Hart from the edge of the box. Reo Hatate shot over from the edge of the box in the 19th minute and the Japanese midfielder went close again on the half hour when he pinged a powerful angled strike just over from 15 yards out after playing a one-two with Giakoumakis. Celtic had the first opportunity of the night after three minutes but Anthony Ralston fired an angled shot over the bar from 10 yards out after being set up by Matt O’Riley following a quickly-taken corner by Forrest.

Celtic have won a 10th Scottish Premiership title in 11 seasons and secured a place in the Champions League group stage.

Postecoglou, who was in warm embrace with his staff at full time, has overturned a 25-point deficit as existed at the end of last season. Rangers were easing to victory against Ross County at Ibrox but there was never any prevailing sense of Celtic being in trouble. Neither Celtic as a club nor Scottish football’s authorities do nearly enough to discourage this kind of behaviour. United’s response, via a glorious Dylan Levitt moment, created brief moments of panic in the Celtic ranks. Ange Postecoglou has made great play of the fact there are various ways to cross a finish line. As Tony Ralston crossed for Giorgios Giakoumakis to open the scoring at Tannadice, Celtic’s party was in full swing.

Celtic have regained the Scottish Premiership title from local rivals Rangers following Tuesday evening's results, meaning they've now won 10 of the last 11 ...

We had a lot of work to do, and with the support of everyone at the club, we got there." It's taken every ounce of me to get us where we are and when you get to the finish line, you just want to collapse. "Our starting point was a fair way back and the way this group of players and staff has risen to the challenge - I couldn't be more proud. Rangers and Hearts will meet at Hampden in the Scottish Cup final on Saturday, May 21. That's also their last game of the term, having missed out on a spot in the Scottish Cup final. Celtic have now won 10 of the last 11 Scottish Premiership titles, having lost their crown to local rivals Rangers last term.

Celtic have won the cinch Premiership title after a 1-1 draw at Tannadice Park. The result takes them four points clear of Rangers ahead of the final ...

It is the club's 10th league title in 11 years, having failed in the bid for a 10 in a row in the 2020-21 season, and the 52nd in their history. The title arrives in the first season of Australian manager Ange Postecoglou's reign. The draw was enough to heave the Glasgow club over the line.

A point proves more than enough as Australian coach guides Hoops back to summit, saying "we've jammed in a rebuilding season and a season to win"

We had a lot of work to do, and with the support of everyone at the club, we got there." Daizen Maeda, following a glorious first touch, lashed into the stand as stoppage time ticked down. Rangers were easing to victory against Ross County at Ibrox but there was never any prevailing sense of Celtic being in trouble. It's taken every ounce of me to get us where we are and when you get to the finish line, you just want to collapse. The on-loan Manchester United midfielder curled beyond Hart from 25 yards, having collected a Mulgrew lay-off. Neither Celtic as a club nor Scottish football’s authorities do nearly enough to discourage this kind of behaviour. Giakoumakis nodded through the hands of Benjamin Siegrist. When something is almost a lifelong obsession and you finally get there, it's hard to put into words," Postecoglou told BBC as his players were bathed in adulation by the travelling support. The first half at Tannadice involved shadow boxing and little else. As Tony Ralston crossed for Giorgios Giakoumakis to open the scoring at Tannadice, Celtic’s party was in full swing. We've jammed in a rebuilding season and a season to win. Having claimed the ultimate domestic prize, there is cause to think Celtic under Postecoglou will only improve.

Celtic have reclaimed the Scottish Premiership title from rivals Rangers; Ange Postecolgou adds top-flight trophy to Celtics League Cup win in memorable ...

However, that was cancelled out inside seven minutes by Tom Rogic's close-range strike, before the leaders took control when Cameron Carter-Vickers forced the ball home after a free-kick. However, the win came at a cost with injuries to Anthony Ralston, Jota, and defender Stephen Welsh. Celtic took the lead through Liel Abada but looked set to drop points after Jack Baldwin levelled. Celtic knew a draw at Tannadice Park would be enough to secure the title and draw they did in their penultimate game of the season. The title was back at Celtic Park in Postecoglou's first season in charge. It ended a seven-game winless run in Old Firm's for Celtic and was a season defining victory for the side desperate to reclaim the title at the first time of asking. The Jambos came to Glasgow looking to spoil the party as Eills Simms silenced the home support with the opening goal in just the third minute of the game. Like many would expect, these battles between the Old Firm would be key in the title race and Rangers knew if they were to stop Celtic from reclaiming the trophy, victory at Parkhead was needed. The win left Celtic with a six-point lead and a 16-goal advantage with six games to play and also marked a 12-point swing since the winter break. One of the most significant nights in the title race came at Celtic Park as Postecoglou's side moved top of the table for the first time this season. After the Ibrox side drew at Ross County, Abada fired home the game's only goal in the 90th minute to send Celtic to within two points of the Scottish Premiership summit. Kyogo's contentious goal gave Celtic a win against Hearts to narrow the gap at the top of the Scottish Premiership.

Celtic are champions of Scotland for the 10th time in 11 years. They clinched the 2021/22 Scottish Premiership title with a 1-1 draw at Dundee United.

Celtic have been crowned as champions of Scotland for the 10th time in 11 seasons. This was the 52nd occasion that Celtic had been champions of Scotland. Celtic Crowned Scottish Champions For 10th Time In 11 Seasons

Celtic have regained the Scottish Premiership following Rangers' failure to beat Dundee United on Sunday.

We had a lot of work to do, and with the support of everyone at the club, we got there." Our starting point was a fair way back and the way this group of players and staff has risen to the challenge -- I couldn't be more proud," he said. We've jammed in a rebuilding season and a season to win.

Ange Postecoglou said it took every ounce of him to lead Celtic to the Scottish Premiership title after their dogged draw with Dundee United.

"It's hard for me to comprehend. "For me, the medium- to long-term future of this club is really bright, and in the short term we secured top six and now Europe and we have a chance to finish it off and get fourth position." It's fair to say it's taken every ounce of me.

Ange Postecoglou admits he is looking forward to a break after devoting "every bit of himself" to leading Celtic to title glory.

"That's the kind of weight and responsibility you carry. Please review their details and accept them to load the content. They go through the ups and downs and the stresses. "I've had this lifelong dream to manage a world famous club, trying to make an impact. There's a potential to take you away from what's important and we've been concentrating so hard. Now we've done it, the overriding emotion is one of relief and satisfaction.

Ange Postecoglou guided Celtic to the cinch Premiership title at the first time of asking despite drawing 1-1 at Dundee United. Thousands of fans gathered ...

Celtic won the title with one game to spare, and face Motherwell on Saturday. Ange Postecoglou guided Celtic to the cinch Premiership title at the first time of asking despite drawing 1-1 at Dundee United. Thousands of fans gathered outside the ground to greet the team when they returned from Dundee.

It's a 10th title in 11 eleven years for the Parkhead side as they reclaimed the league trophy.

It's another title for the Parkhead side and the party is set to roll on throughout the day. The Australian arrived in the summer with the club in disarray and an indifferent early run suggested the Parkhead faithful were going to have to wait another season for title glory. I know the work never stops, but I have given every bit of myself here and I’ll take a moment to reflect for myself on the job done. Josip Juranovic might not have been involved in recent weeks but he has been a huge player for Celtic this season and certainly made the most of the title win. The party started at Tannadice and moved on to Celtic Park as the new champions returned home and it's set to continue all through the day. It's also a first as captain for Callum McGregor and he will now lead the team back to the Champions League next term.

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The rebuild phase and the winning phase had to be sardined into the same can. He probably would not have predicted this 26 years ago, either, while he was working in a bank and Rangers were on a nine-title run. The fractured state of the club left no time to play the long game. “I’m not going to coach in between, just notch up a stint for my country as a coach flatlining.” To the neutral the sentiment appears mulish. Appointed eight months before the 2014 World Cup in urgent circumstances, he culled the veterans who had steered the country to qualification under predecessor Holger Osieck and dragged down the average age from over 30 to 26. “I know people will say I’m being ridiculous but that’s just the way I’m made up,” he said. At Brisbane Roar in 2009 he came under pressure – including from his own players – for his uncompromising style of play but did not yield and lifted back-to-back A-League trophies. “They said, ‘look, you’ve got the job for the next three games just as a caretaker coach, and then we’ll make a decision for next year’,” Postecoglou told the late Shane Warne in December. “As soon as I put the phone down I quit the bank, I walked out. He blooded – among others – a 22-year-old Mat Ryan in goal against group-stage opponents Spain, Chile and the Netherlands, and gave the latter a good shake. It is also one of the less surprising outcomes associated with Postecoglou. Now it is confirmed, and Celtic’s capture of the Scottish Premiership marks an unprecedented achievement by an Australian football coach.