In under two years Celtic are unrecognisable from the shell of a club that Ange Postecoglou was handed by Peter Lawwell.
Trophyless, with the few remaining assets wanting out the new boss highlighted Callum McGregor and revived Greg Taylor, Tony Ralston and Tom Rogic then used his eye for a player and the transfer market to produce something spectacular.
Mocked for months Angeball is the new benchmark in Scottish football from style of play to recruitment, even the way e presents himself to the media as he dismisses the amateurs trying in vain for a cheap headline or to drag him into a slagging match with another manager.
Not only has Postecoglou transformed Celtic, he has also demolished the infrastructure at Ibrox that delivered their one chink of light, the freaky behind-closed-doors SPFL title.
Well this as certainly aged well lads ? pic.twitter.com/gIIvn3vECR
— james steele (@jamesst89588350) April 10, 2023
Steven Gerrard was first to bail out, encouraged by Micky Beale to head to Aston Villa in November 2021. His successor lasted barely a year before joining the casualty list.
Last week loyal Chairman Douglas Park walked away, no more soft loans, his dream of stopping Celtic up in smoke with the hoops about to overtake the trophy haul of both Ibrox clubs.
Last night Transfer Guru and Star Spotter Ross Wilson left for relegation-bound Nottingham Forest, it seems that no-one inside Ibrox could convince Wilson to stay on to mastermind Beale’s exciting transfer plans.
Meanwhile Ange Never Stops.
