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Easter Road, by some margin Celtic’s toughest venue

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If there’s a nervousness about you today but you cannot figure out why, it may be because you are subliminally affected by the prospect of tomorrow’s visit to Easter Road.  Celtic’s last eight visits there have produced only two wins – the critical Scottish Cup victory in Neil Lennon’s first week back in the job, and a 4-0 win in January 2014.

We lost three and drew three of the other games.  Despite Hibs variable form, Easter Road is by some margin our most unsuccessful venue in recent seasons.

Past form is only an indicator of future results and Celtic are flying right now.  Hibs will be buoyed by their penalty kick success over Kilmarnock on Thursday, but their most important activity since will be inactivity, as they try to recover from 120 minutes football.

As during Wednesday’s win over Partick Thistle, the hard work will need to be done early on to take the adrenaline out of our opponents, but expect a solid away win, especially if Olivier pings a few in from around Shotts.

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    BIGBHOY on 27TH SEPTEMBER 2019 3:43 PM

     

    I think N’tcham will play. 2 great goals against Thistle. He is a class act when he turns it on. Easter Road Atmosphere will suit him.

     

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    I think ON saves his worst performances for Easter Road, will be surprised if he’s starting

  5. vale bhoy on

    STV doing a full party political broadcast for the huns.

     

     

    raman creaming himself in an interview with robertson.

  9. GFTB on

    Will take a wee chance on

     

     

    Another Touch – 3.40 Newmarket

     

     

    Best of luck to all

     

     

    Cheers GFTB

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