Ange Postecoglou has had quite the impact at Celtic.
Arriving in Glasgow as an unknown quantity in European football, he has gone on to drastically improve the team during his first few months in charge. Celtic have signed some some excellent players and currently sit top of the Scottish Premiership.
It bodes well for what may be to come from this team over the next couple of seasons, especially when you consider that many expected Rangers to embark upon a period of dominance in Scotland. That looks a lot less likely as things stand.
Kenny Miller says Rangers should be worried about Ange Postecoglou
In fact, Kenny Miller says their supporters should be worried abut the impact that Postecoglou has had at their Old Firm rivals. Speaking to Australian outlet FTBL, Miller said that some of Postecoglou's work has been 'sensational':
From a Rangers fan perspective, it’s not great to see but from a neutral point of view what Ange has achieved so far has been incredible. You have to give credit where it's due.
From the Rangers side a major concern is just how much of an impact Ange has had in such a short space of time.
The question is what might he go on to accomplish now from the base he’s already built.
For sustained success you need stability throughout the club, from the coaching staff, to the players to the boardroom and Ange hasn’t initially had that because he’s still building something.
If he stays on the path he’s on it only promises bigger things to come.
The league title is going to go down to the wire and it bodes well for Scottish football because you need a strong Celtic and a strong Rangers.
Some of what I’ve been seeing from Celtic under Postecoglou has been nothing short of sensational.
Celtic would certainly seem to have the advantage in the title race at the moment, although there is only one point between the sides as things stand.
It will certainly be an exciting few months ahead, with Ange Postecoglou hoping that his side can improve even further as the campaign goes on.
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