Idah looks forward to cup success as he responds to his “crazy” first week as a Celtics player.
What did Adam Idah express to the media following Celtic’s 2-1 victory over Hibernian at Easter Road?
Q: How do you feel after that game?
A: It’s an incredible feeling. Scoring the goal and securing three points was fantastic, especially doing it in front of the away fans. I’m thrilled with the outcome.
Q: Was that a dream ending to the game for you?
A: It’s one of the best starts I’ve had. The primary objective was to secure three points. It was a challenging game, but overall, I’m proud of the team, and getting the three points was the icing on the cake.
Q: How do you handle the pressure of taking that second penalty?
A: Honestly, I’ve been taking penalties throughout my career, so I didn’t dwell on it too much. In the back of my mind, I was confident that I would score. Fortunately, it found the back of the net.
Q: What was it like being part of a significant celebration with the fans?
A: It was unbelievable. Just scoring in front of the fans was an incredible feeling. Witnessing their reaction after a last-minute goal was fantastic for both me and the team. It reflects the spirit in the changing room.
Q: Were you hesitant to lead the dance?
A: I think they need to teach me a bit more of that!
Q: Did tonight’s game feel like a pivotal moment in the title race?
A: Right now, we take each game as it comes. This was a crucial game, and securing three points was significant. Hopefully, we can build on this and achieve more victories.
Q: What was it like waiting to take your first penalty after Alistair Johnston’s injury?
A: It was a lengthy wait, but I’m quite confident taking penalties. I knew my direction, and despite the long wait, I’m accustomed to it.
Q: What was on your mind when you were about to take the second penalty?
A: To go the other way! As I mentioned, I was confident in my ability to score. That’s the mindset you need when taking penalties. Thankfully, it found the back of the net, and we secured the win.
