Matt O'Riley says that Celtic could've won the Champions League under Ange Postecoglou before he jetted off for Tottenham.
O'Riley joined the Hoops in January of last season, and though he had to contend with David Turnbull, Reo Hatate, James McCarthy and even Nir Bitton, he quickly found his way into the first team as a regular starter. It's been an impressive few years for the Danish international; having failed to make the grade at Fulham, he joined MK Dons in a bid for first-team football - and that brought about advances from Ange Postecoglou.
But not even in his wildest dreams would he have expected to win five out of six titles, whilst also impressing on the European stage, considering it was League One football the year before. But O'Riley only - and rightly - sees the sky as the limit. Despite Postecoglou's side coming bottom of their Champions League group, the Hounslow-born star said that he found it tough to watch other games in the competition - because the Hoops 'should have been there'.
