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Murmurs ran along the valley to the banshee's lonely croon,
And a thousand pikes were flashing by The Rising Of The Moon 🇮🇪
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What made Celtic's victory in the 1967 European cup final was the manner in which Celtic played the game. Defensive tactics had been strangling football and Inter's catenaccio (door bolt) system had won them 2 European cups but Celtic ripped them apart...
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25th May 1967, the greatest day in Celtic's history!🍀
Celtic beat Inter Milan 2:1 in Lisbon to win the European Cup!
Gemmell and Chalmers with the goals.
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Added BBC Sportsound commentary over the top.
Every angle. @M_daizen_1020 take a bow.
Every angle angle of Maedas overhead kick @M_daizen_1020
Pure art in its finest form.
A i was there moment. One for the ages.
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They thought they scored but then the defender decided to take the matter into his own hands 🤯
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ABSOLUTELY DISTGUSTING FROM TREADDUR BAY
TOM TAYLOR SHOULD GET BANNED FOR LIFE
DISGRACE!!
@CPDPorthmadogFC
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Celtic: Defensive Principles
Back 4? Back 5? Systems shouldn't impact "Defensive Principles":
> Be Ball Orientated
> Narrow & Deepen to Ball-Side
> Force Wide & Shut Off Central Gaps
In 2nd & 3rd Goals for Roma last night you could see what looked like a complete misunderstanding of how to manage Celtics' Defensive Third:
> Scales & Trusty Adjusting to Ball-Side
> Not Shutting Off Danger Zones in the Box
> Closing Gaps Between Players
Each of the 2nd & 3rd Goals, including the disallowed 4th Goal are completely avoidable for me by following basic defensive principles when defending your box.
Thoughts?
