Cameron Carter-Vickers has warned his Celtic team mates to be ready for a different challenge from manager-less Aberdeen.
The solid Hoops stopper admits he doesn't know what to expect when the Dons head to Parkhead for today's Scottish Premiership clash. Ange Postecoglou's side faced a stubborn red wall the last time the two sides met just after the World Cup break, but a late Callum McGregor winner ensured the points returned to Glasgow as Celtic ran out 1-0 winners at Pittodrie.
Since then a horror run of results saw Aberdeen sack manager Jim Goodwin, with an embarrassing exit in the Scottish Cup followed by a 6-0 hammering from Hibs. The Don's will travel to the East End of Glasgow with former Hoops and Dons midfielder Barry Robson in charge and Carter-Vickers has says his side will be wary of their opponents.
