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We can take advantage of Celtic's shaky defence, insists Aberdeen hit-kid Chris Maguire


Nov 6 2010 Ian Orr CHRIS MAGUIRE is confident Celtic's suspect defence will provide Aberdeen with the chance to salvage their season today.
The Dons' own dodgy rearguard has been blamed for a spiral down the SPL. But Scotland Under-21 star Maguire believes the record of the Bhoys' back four shows they can be beaten.
With just four points from a possible 24, pressure has intensified on Aberdeen boss Mark McGhee.
And Maguire believes the Pittodrie side can pull off a shock win to keep his manager's critics at bay.
The striker said: "If you look at Celtic's record you will see they have conceded in every league game they have played this season apart from last Saturday at Perth.
"That gives us plenty of hope we can go there and score against them. So if everyone is on their game then we can get a positive result.
"When you go to Celtic Park you get the space to get the ball down and play so I'm sure there will be a few chances created by ourselves.
"It's certainly no concern we are two points off the bottom because at the same time we are just six points off third place and the table is very tight.
"A few wins and you will go shooting straight back up the table again while a couple of defeats for other sides can send them crashing.
"We have both halves of the Old Firm and Caley Thistle at home in what is a big week for us and if we get a few points from that we can kick on.
"You only have to look back to our recent game against Rangers to see what we can do - we took the lead twice and ran them close with an under-strength team. "We were unlucky not to get anything out of that and the players are going with a lot of confidence after a good week's training.
"Obviously Celtic are going into their first home game since they lost to Rangers so the pressure is on them to do well as their fans expect them to win.
"Hopefully we can surprise them. Everyone in the dressing room knows we are a far better side than we look in the table at the moment but we need to prove that.
"We know it's going to be tough but we need to go out there, show a positive attitude and try to get the win we all want.
"I don't think we let ourselves down at Paisley but like the Falkirk game, we didn't start too well. In the second half we did a lot better and I thought we were going on to win once we got level.
"It was a tough break to lose so late and I can understand why the manager was so annoyed. We had a chat about it but I'll leave what was said in the dressing room."
The under-fire Dons boss refuses to reveal what he believes are the reasons for his side's SPL slump.
McGhee said: "We know why we are where we are and are working hard to produce the form required to win games. I know and the players know but I do not need to explain it.
"I firmly believe this group have it within them to wi n matches. But the best teams Aberdeen have had in the last 20 years have found it hard to win at Parkhead.
"We have enough about us to put up a performance that will make Celtic earn any result."