He won't get a good luck message at least four times a season - but Warren Feeney insists close ally Harry Kewell is more than capable of making a coaching name for himself at Celtic.
The Australian legend won the Champions League with Liverpool as a player and had impressive spells at Turkish giants Galatasaray and Leeds United. But his coaching and management career to date hasn't followed the same trajectory, as after a decent start at senior level with Crawley Town in 2017, was axed in other boss gigs at Notts County, Oldham and Barnet after less than a year.
Hoops boss Ange Postecoglou knows him well from the scene Down Under and has moved to bring him onto his coaching staff ahead of a Premiership season that will include a title defence and a return to European group stage football for Kewell.
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