Hartson: Brewster shook up Celtic kids
Celtic striker John Hartson has denied complacency has crept into the squad after Sunday's 1-1 draw against Inverness Caley.
The Welshman said: "It's good that we've got that little cushion at the top, but we have had to work hard to get it and we don't want to let it go.
"But I don't think we should be too down about the 1-1 draw against Inverness because they played very well, and although we had decent chances, so did they.
"We have to keep looking forward and maintain our focus because we have some testing games over the coming weeks and we know we have to find our form again.
"There is no point letting our heads go down and being too disappointed about it.
"Sometimes you have to give credit to the opposition and I thought Craig Brewster was excellent for them." Hartson went on: "We have a few young lads back there and playing against someone like big Craig Brewster would have been an education for them because he is great at using the ball and holding it up.
"Sometimes you have to admit the opposition deserved something for their efforts and yesterday was one of those games, although we are still disappointed not to get three points.
"We didn't really do enough to win the game although we did have a couple of great chances.
"We've also had a few players missing and hopefully they'll start to come back soon.
"We'll need all our players over the coming weeks because we have a tough run coming up and we have that game at Tynecastle on New Year's Day. That will be a cracker so we have to get back onto the training pitch and not get too disheartened."
