Gers won’t get carried away with stunning win
is determined to ensure lightning doesn’t strike and believes Rangers’ focus won’t falter this time.
Goldson said: “We know it’s a massive season for the whole club and we know we have to be at it in every single game and every minute of every game.
“We know a one or a 10- minute spell where we’re not at it can hurt us and hurt our whole season.
“We’re just trying to be as consistent as we can, work as hard as we can in every single game and hopefully that takes us to where we want to be.
“We didn’t do ourselves justice after we won here last time. Coming back from the winter break we were poor, we didn’t look half the team we were before it, so hopefully now this gives us the confidence we need to go on a good run.”
Steven Gerrard piled praise on unlikely goal hero Goldson – insisting he deserved his “Katic moment” even if it left both of them in shock.
The defender bulleted home an opener – much like Nikola Katic’s winner on their last visit to Celtic Park – and followed it up by poking home a second goal.
His manager said: “Connor has won his team three points with two good finishes. I’m shocked and he’s shocked!
“But Katic got all the credit last year for a fantastic header and rightly so. Connor deserves that moment now.”
Gerrard insists his side can still be better. He added: “We scored two and could have scored one or two more. The players have given me everything and carried out the gameplan really well.
“We can still be better in certain parts but it was a really mature performance and we got what we deserved.”