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Victor Wanyama Celtic newsNew bhoy Victor Wanyama has promised to get upto speed on Scottish football.

Celtic’s first ever Kenyan internationalist played the full 90 minutes of last night’s 2-0 defeat from Wolves.

Wanyama played in centre midfield alongside Scott Brown as Neil Lennon rested all 11 players that had started the 2-0 win against Hibs on Sunday.

The former Germinal Beerschot man found it tough going against an experienced Wolves midfield which included Jamie O’Hara and Stephen Hunt but enjoyed his first taste of life as a Celtic player.

Wanyama tweeted: “Mixed feelings about the first night in Paradise, fans different class as usual but shame about result.

“I battled with the pace in the first half and I felt better in the second half. As soon as I get used to the pace I will show you my best.”

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  • bhoylondon67 says:

    Didn’t see the game, read his passing wasn’t great early on but he was very solid and tackled really well, he played in midfield yesterday but im sure big Johan said something about Lennon considering the possibility of him being played as a defender.

  • mick f says:

    i never saw the game but i hope he doesn’t panic if he has another bad game or two. he is a young guy & it will take time for him to settle. there will only be a problem if he starts putting himself under pressure but i’m sure the management team will help him.

  • AllyBhoy says:

    I watched the game first ten minutes he struggled after that his tackling and passing was good he was better than most players on the park

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