Kasper Schmeichel stresses the importance of staying 'focused on the here and the now' as he relishes the physical and mental demands of Celtic's busy schedule.
Kasper Schmeichel has stressed the importance of staying "focused on the here and the now" as he relishes the physical and mental demands of Celtic's busy schedule.
A Premiership visit to Kilmarnock on Sunday is next and the Denmark international insists that is all he is concerned with."Tuesday's gone. We're not thinking of that any more. That was a fantastic night for all of us, but we park that and we move on to the next one."In modern football, you have to be on your game in every single game. There are no easy games.
"It's been a really good start, but that's it," said Schmeichel. "It's a start. It's not about how you start, it's how you finish.
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