Harry Kewell was famous as the star pupil by the time Aaron Mooy hit the same high school in New South Wales. But the Celtic new Bhoy reckons the Australian legend will now be the perfect teacher at Parkhead.
There were plenty of reasons why Mooy was thrilled to land a deal with the Hoops but he admits the chance to catch up with a Socceroos hero is high up on the list. The former Brighton and St Mirren midfielder has been following Kewell since he was a kid and doesn’t need to do his homework.
The Celts coach was the head boy in the Socceroos golden generation – the group of players who ended a 32 year wait to get to the World Cup in 2006 and then reached the knockout stages. It was a collection of stars – inclined former Celtic ace Mark Viduka, Everton’s Tim Cahill and ex-Rangers hero Craig Moore – who scattered across the globe and hit the big time in Europe.
