St Mirren have proof they can beat Celtic - McLeish

St Mirren have proof they can beat Celtic - McLeishImage source, SNSImage caption, Craig McLeish believes he has made positive changes as interim managerByMartin DowdenBBC Sport Scotland Senior ReporterPublished3 minutes agoSt Mirren have been there, done it and are more than capable of doing it again in Sunday's Scottish Cup semi-final against Celtic, interim manager Craig McLeish has stressed.The Paisley side sensationally defeated Celtic in November's League Cup final under Stephen Robinson, who recently departed for Aberdeen, and potentially can reach the second final of this campaign.Goalkeeper Shamal George is an injury doubt after going over on his ankle in training on Thursday having recovered from a knock that led to him being substituted in last weekend's 1-0 Premiership defeat at Celtic Park.But McLeish has confidence in deputy Ryan Mullen - and the rest of his squad.'Falkirk chase St Mirren's Tanser' - gossipPublished7 hours agoThree points off top, so why is Sutton ruling Celtic out?Published2 days agoFalkirk boss McGlynn eyes pinnacle of cup finalPublished1 day ago"The players have been there now, they've been here in a semi-final at Hampden, they've then went and played against Celtic in a final and they've come out on top," he said."A lot of our message has been that we've been here this season, we've done it, we've shown that we can do it. Even if you aren't favourites for a game and we know that's not what we are this weekend. "But, on a one-off occasion in a semi-final at Hampden, we've been there, we've done it and we're more than capable of doing it again."McLeish was in the stand at Hampden that day as third in command, relaying what he could see from that vantage point to Robinson on the touchline.He insists his focus in the dugout this time is on the job at hand rather than how another victory might improve his chances of becoming man...