Celtic Show Character in Italy as Danny Röhl’s Blueprint Sets Up a Big Night for Scottish Football

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Previously titled “Celtic Show Their Character in Italy as Danny Röhl’s Blueprint Sets Up a Big Night for Scottish Football” — renamed by the publisher on Aug 3, 2026

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Darren O'Dea 0:30
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Paul Cooney 0:46
Europa League tonight this is Paul Cooney with James McPake who's been with us for the last few weeks and Darren O'Dea who's not been with us for the past few years Darren welcome back to the Glory Radio Football Show thank you very much great to see you of course just back from Swansea City a few months ago we'll talk about that shortly but tonight Not a better night to come back than your old club Celtic in action against Bologna. They got the new signing last night. It was confirmed today. There's been so much chat about it. But tonight for Martin O'Neill, we're going to hear from him. He wants to keep that winning continuing. We've got the Celtic line-up. And it's Schmeichel, Donovan, Trusty, Scales and Tierney.
Paul Cooney 1:26
McGregor, of course, the captain, Engels and Hatate. And up front, Yang and Tonecte with Maeda. 0808 17 17 700. The news from Bologna. Remember, kick-off is at 5.45. Lewis Ferguson plays, no surprise. Of course, son of Derek Ferguson and nephew of our own Barry Ferguson. Celtic fans, what are you thinking ahead of it? Looking forward to it tonight or trepidation for this one? What do you feel, Darren?
Kasper Schmeichel 1:54
No, no, looking forward to it. I think obviously they had the chance at the weekend to obviously make 10 changes, I think it was. Only Callum McGregor stayed in the team. So the players will be fresh. We've two big games, but the first one tonight, I think all the players will look forward to it.
Paul Cooney 2:09
And Martin O'Neill back in the building, which was the right thing. It was a crazy month or so at Celtic and it would happen to any club. You can't have that amount of change in one season and expect to just motor on as normal.
Kasper Schmeichel 2:22
No, it's been volatile. It's changed, as you said, at any club. But under the pressures and scrutiny Celtic are under, it's not ideal. But thankfully they've had someone like Martin that can come in. I think people have used the words, steady the ship.

What happened in Celtic's match against Bologna?

Kasper Schmeichel 2:39
I think that's... He's done miles more than that. He's won every game domestically so far. He's had a huge result in Feyenoord. So hopefully he can continue that.
Paul Cooney 2:49
James, on our social media, you can see a picture of you and Darren together 10 years ago. Can you believe it? At your time at Dundee. And I'd quite forgotten. I said, did you play alongside each other? But that's not what happened.
James McPake 3:00
No, Daz came in to replace me because my knee was injured, but I can't believe the photo when I see it, Paul, now. The barn that I've got and just how fresh-faced Daz is looking. Do you think that's only 10 years ago? That was a surprise when I seen the photos.
Paul Cooney 3:15
Great to have you both together here tonight, ahead of the game, and the Rangers game as well, coming up at 8, Ludicorette's in town. 08, 08, 17, 17, 700. We'll go on the lines in a second or two. Let's hear from Martin O'Neill. What about tonight's game? What is he thinking? How important is it? Difficult task. And someone said, does your team... What kind of chance do you have tonight? His answer? Well, we don't have it there. We'll come back to it. Let's go on the lines. Stevie is on the line, a big Celtic fan. Hi, Stevie. Good evening. Good evening. Good evening, guys. How are we? Good evening, Stephen. Good, thank you.
Stephen 3:50
So, what are you making of today? Well, obviously, I just want to wish both the teams good luck, let me know. So, in Europe and... Fingers crossed, I mean, we can do it. But it's just, again, they keep pushing Martin on signings and who you're getting in and all that. So we've got one guy in and then they do seem to focus on the actual game that we're going to play.

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