‘Rodgers has normalised Celtic dominance’published at 14:42 British Summer Time
Aberdeen v Celtic (15:00)
Paul John Dykes
A Celtic State of Mind podcast
Brendan Rodgers was saying Celtic set out their goals at the beginning of the season – he’s the manager that’s normalised that level of success but we can never, ever take it for granted.
It’s an incredible achievement if you get it, but there’s a lot of hard work to be done.
We’re going to respect Aberdeen in the cup final, no doubt about it.
It should play into the minds of the Aberdeen players, when you look at the fact this is the sixth time we’ve played this season.
It started off with the 2-2 draw, then the game up at Pittodrie with the one goal from Reo Hatate, but there have been a few bruising defeats for Aberdeen.
That can work two ways, it can get in the heads of the Aberdeen players or it might actually fuel their fire.
It’s down to one game and I don’t think it’s going to be as open in terms of the scoreline this time around.
I’m going for a win but I think it’ll be closer to a 2-1 than some of the results we’ve seen this season.
