Charlie Nicholas has warned Michael Beale his Rangers "pot stirring" over Celtic's transfer outlay matters little against a manager like Ange Postecoglou.
The Ibrox boss claimed his rival across the city was "lucky" due to the Premiership champions' outlay – a tag Postecoglou was only happy to claim as he brushed off the verdict by extolling the virtues of life in Glasgow's east end. And Nicholas has once again lavished praise on the Australian's knack for working the transfer market. Josip Juranovic joined Union Berlin in a deal which could net Celtic £10million but the league leaders future-proofed by landing Canada international Alistair Johnston before Juranovic's departure. And it could well be a similar story with Oh Hyeon-gyu in line for a Parkhead transfer as Giorgos Giakoumakis nears the exit door.
Nicholas loves the way Postecoglou works in his quest for further Celtic success. Speaking in his Express column, he said: "Celtic and Ange Postecoglou look one step ahead just now, both in the Premiership title race and in their transfer window dealings. The Hoops have already signed the majority of their targets and seem to be well down the road with their remaining January business.
