Charlie Mulgrew, a former Aberdeen defender, believes that the upcoming matches against Celtic and Rangers will be crucial in determining the Dons’ fate this season. Under manager Jimmy Thelin, Aberdeen has enjoyed a 13-game winning streak and currently sits level on points with Celtic at the top of the table. Mulgrew acknowledges the pressure and expectations that come with playing for Aberdeen, but credits his time there for teaching him the importance of professionalism.
Looking ahead to the matches against the Old Firm, Mulgrew admits that he doesn’t see Aberdeen beating Celtic, but praises the team for their fantastic form so far. He hopes that the Dons can continue their strong performance and challenge both Celtic and Rangers for the title. Mulgrew believes that Thelin’s influence has been instrumental in the team’s success and praises the manager for getting the best out of the players.
As Aberdeen players return from international duty, Mulgrew highlights the recognition they are receiving for their performances. He believes that Aberdeen’s success will only attract more interest from national teams and other clubs, ultimately leading to even greater achievements for the team. Mulgrew expresses his desire to see Aberdeen continue to excel and remain competitive throughout the season, making the league more exciting for fans to watch.
