Celtic Exchange Weekly: Jota Returns As Celtic Get Back To Business
Celtic Exchange: Celtic Football Club in FocusShow Notes
After three weeks of doom, gloom and just about everything else, Celtic are finally back in business!
A 2-0 win over Motherwell at Fir Park, three points in the bag, a return to the top of the table - and the small matter of Jota making his long-awaited return to competitive action. A decent Sunday afternoon, all things considered!
Tino is joined by James and Brydo for the latest Celtic Exchange Weekly as the Bhoys get back to winning ways and give supporters some much-needed reasons to smile.
The lads discuss what changed against Motherwell, some increasingly interesting selection dilemmas for Martin O'Neill, and just how big an impact the returning Jota could have in the weeks and months ahead.
But with tougher challenges on the horizon, including a European trip to Benfica, the big question remains...
Have Celtic finally turned a corner, or are we getting a bit carried away after one overdue victory?
🎙️ Tune in now to the latest Celtic Exchange Weekly and join the debate!
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