IT HAS been a week when Celtic supporters were reminded of what their club could once achieve on the European stage. While a tilt at winning the European Cup again may be stretching the limits of plausibility these days, they will also be keen to remind the club’s board that the weight of Celtic’s history means they must at least strive to compete.
For Michael Nicholson, that means matching both their ambition, and that of manager Ange Postecoglou.
