Ange Postecoglou

The Aussie isn't interested in how Rangers perform in Europe as he aims to build a squad capable of competing on the continental stage.

The reference points are in this building. You don't need any other reference points. "I don't want to downplay Rangers' achievements or any other club's but I am not going to use them as reference point to who we are or how good we can be.

Brisbane Roar great Jack Hingert says playing under Ange Postecoglou is an all-or-nothing kind of affair. "It was clear right from the start what you had to ...

You wanted to be a part of the whole culture." It was very high risk but very rewarding. "It was clear right from the start what you had to do. "I've got a group of players who have been unbelievable — champions of Scotland and well deserved. "You've embraced me, my family, this jumper. "You could feel his passion and desire every single day.

Ange Postecoglou insisted Celtic's success was built on "sheer hard work" as he reflected on his side's Scottish Premiership triumph.

“That tells you what the expectation is and we knew that exactly. It is sweat and tears and pushing yourself all the time. “This group have done that. “That drove the standards and everything we do in training and what you saw out there on Sunday was the end product of all that hard work and sacrifice.” “There is no secret. “We have stuck to that and it was our road map to success and it meant that in the early days there was some tough times, especially in Europe.

ANGE POSTECOGLOU probably didn't expect to talk about the marital bed in his live TV interview this morning.But that's the way his conversation wi.

Is daddy ever going to come home? “Yeah one day I’ll come back, but I think for me I’d just reached a point where I wanted to do more, for the game and for myself. He said: “A lot of Aussie’s were very sad to see you go.

JAMES FORREST is confident that he can have a significant part to play under Ange Postecoglou next season after signing a new thre- year deal with…

“If I get called up for Scotland I will get more training time and every time I am involved with Scotland it feels like a real bonus,” he said. Jota, Liel Abada and Daizen Maeda have all offered competition for places in the wide areas with Forrest maintaining that he has been able to learn off all of them. “It’s good for me and the club that we have the next three years,” he said. I still want to contribute and make that impact and I have done that at times this season.” But I take the positives from the fact that when I have come back in I have managed to get involved and make a contribution. But the Scotland internationalist collected his 20th major Celtic honour yesterday afternoon and has a raft of stats to suggest that when the new season starts it would be remiss to discount his experience.

Ange Postecoglou left the football world with goosebumps after a stirring speech as Celtic celebrated its Scottish Premiership triumph with a 6-0 demolition ...

“I couldn’t have done it without the staff and the players, they’ve been top class. “Fantastic careers backed by massive support around the world. “I’ve got a group of players who have been unbelievable - champions of Scotland and well deserved. I would like the thank them personally and wish them the best.” “I just want to thank everyone involved from the board management and the best staff in the land - unbelievable effort. And I want everyone to enjoy today, enjoy the summer and we’ll come back bigger and better - because we never stop.”

Ange Postecoglou paid an emotional tribute to Celtic fans, after guiding the club to an unlikely Scottish Premiership triumph.

As reported by the Daily Record, Postecoglou paid tribute to the Celtic fans on Australian TV, as he said: Postecoglou must be proud of what he has achieved, especially considering the fact that the odds were stacked against him when he arrived. Ange Postecoglou has cut an emotional figure over the past few days and understandably so.

Australian Tom Rogic was given a standing ovation as he bid farewell to the Celtic faithful on a day the Scottish giant lifted the premiership trophy.

"I am ready for a new challenge and a change of scene is something that will motivate me. “I’ve got a group of players who have been unbelievable - champions of Scotland and well deserved. "I'll look back on amazing moments. it's emotional for me and my family. "It's hard to put into words. It's a special place and I just hope the success continues and I'll be watching as a fan from now on."

Postecoglou is now a major asset and a new deal is a decent insurance policy against any interest from the Premier League.

Postecoglou sensed it was time to part and in Matt O’Riley he already has a diamond who can fill those boots before inevitably banking the club a fortune in the future. All evidence points to the contrary. That’s not to say Postecoglou will jump at the first chance he gets. Rogic and Bitton can ride off in to the sunset but under the manager – with the ink on a new deal – the good times can keep rolling for Celtic. It’s the same situation as Brendan Rodgers a few years ago. You just know clubs in England will be watching what’s he’s doing.