If Motherwell beat Celtic I don't care if we stink the place out, says defender

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Paul McGinn will happily take Motherwell “stinking the place out” on Saturday if it results in a 1-0 home win over Celtic.The defender knows he and his team-mates face a formidable challenge in the Glasgow giants, but says there are ways to get at Celtic, and hopes his side can come out on top.And he doesn’t care how the game goes, as long as it earns them three valuable Premiership points after losing 1-0 against Rangers and St Mirren despite putting in top performances.McGinn said: “It’s frustrating, because you do play so well, and there were plenty of chances in both of them – it’s not as if we’re playing some nice football but we’re going nowhere.

We’re actually creating chances.“I’m sure we’ve ground out a few results this year when we’ve not been as good, so I’ll take us absolutely stinking the place out on Saturday, with a 1-0 win for us.“A lot of teams think it’s a free hit and we don’t really see it that way.“Especially coming here, growing up watching, Fir Park was always a tough place to come to, I’ve always found it tough, and I’m hoping Celtic find it the same.“If we play well I can see it coming out the right way.“Playing at home, you’ve got the fans behind you, more than anything; if you win a throw-in high up or you win a tackle, you’re getting cheered and it definitely helps.“The expectation still is on Celtic, and that can he helpful as well.”On Celtic, McGinn said: “I’ve not seen all that much of them.

I know they’ve had their injuries in key areas, their two main centre-halves, and Reo Hatate was missing, but they still grind out results, don’t they, they still find a way to win.“It doesn’t matter who you get on the pitch, it’s always going to be tough.“With Daizen Maeda, you just hope he tires after