RODGERS DELIGHT AS WIN SETS SIDE UP FOR EURO TEST

THERE'S an unwritten constitution when it comes to playing football the Celtic way.

- BY MICHAEL GANNON

But if anyone was to get it down in writing, there would definitely be a few chapters on wingers who get supporters off their seats.

Brendan Rodgers knows the script and that's why he's been bowled over by new Bhoy Sebastian Tounekti.

The Tunisian wide man followed up his dazzling debut at Kilmarnock with another pulsating performance against Partick Thistle to help the Hoops book their Premier Sports Cup semi slot against rivals Rangers.

And Rodgers, left, is already convinced the £5m deadline day arrival can follow in the footsteps of Celtic'slist of wonder wingers.

He said: "I think that when you come here and if you look through the history of this club, it's littered with amazing wingers and that's the football we play.

"The DNA of this club is based on attacking football and that is with wingers on the side of the pitch that can take people on, beat people.