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I’m not sure about you, but after that semi-final performance, I had to sit in a dark room and have a few hard drinks to get over my nervousness.
That was really nerve-wracking.
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It all seemed like a fog to me, so this morning I had to watch the highlights again.
Similar to the inability to recall the details of an altercation after it has occurred.
In times like that, adrenaline rushes through you, making rationality of mind secondary.
I believe yesterday was no different.
During the penalty shootout, I was at my CSC and was telling my friend, “Joe Hart never saves penalties.”
Then I just responded, “He owes us one after that!” after he missed his.
I could not stop saying aloud, “He’s going to save it, he’s going to save it, he’s going to save it,” prior to the last penalty.
And he carried out that exact action.
However, that didn’t make the entire process any simpler.
At the end of it all, the main emotion was just relief.
Throughout the entire match, Celtic relied on their good fortune.
We never took charge of the events, and we never felt at ease.
We could have been able to comfortably see extra time out if Adam Idah hadn’t been offside for his disallowed goal.
It was nothing short of criminal that we gave up two goals exactly the same in the final minutes of both normal and extra time.
Everything about our performance yesterday is in the media.
portraying it as a ray of hope for the Ibrox side.
Celtic has an entire week to concentrate on eliminating these types of errors.
Tony Docherty will undoubtedly repeatedly play his side videos of both goals, that much is certain.
He’ll be pointing out each and every flaw that Celtic displayed during the Cup semifinal.
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