Celtic skipper Scott Brown says they are 'getting better game by game'
Thursday 18 September 2014 18:50, UK
Scott Brown says Celtic are finally starting to find their feet under new manager Ronny Deila.
The Hoops captain admits it has taken time for the squad to adapt to the Norwegian’s ideas but believes the team is ‘getting better and better’.
Celtic open their Europa League campaign this Thursday with a trip to Austria to take on Salzburg in Group D.
And Brown said: "It's always hard when a new manager comes in and has three weeks before his first Champions League qualifier.
"Ever since then, I have seen glimpses of how we are going to play and we are getting better and better every game.
"Now we have to put it into 90 minutes, not just 60 or 70.
"You have to have faith in him. Everyone sees the good football we are trying to play. It's all going to come together as soon as possible and hopefully that will be Thursday.
"It's just been getting used to the new shape and new players. Now the transfer window is closed, that's our squad settled. We've got no excuses now.
"We have to try and push on and start playing the football we know we can play. We did really well against Aberdeen at the weekend and those three points were a boost."
