Celtic manager Ange Postecoglou says he's not going to abandon his non-stop playing style off the back of one result.
The Hoops were expected to walk over St Mirren in their last Premiership outing but fell to a shock 2-0 loss in Paisley, looking to make amends against Motherwell at Parkhead on Saturday. Postecoglou has provided feedback to his Celtic players in the wake of this but his high-tempo attacking football which has been widely lauded won't be binned off the back of one loss.
He says that is a philosophy enough to drive him up the wall and insists the defeat does not change their ambition and approach to reclaiming title glory. Postecoglou said: "Every decision we make will be on what we think allows us to best perform on the day. If that means making a number of changes, we will make a number of changes.
