'Sheer determination to win has got us over the line'

We asked for your views on Celtic's 4-1 win against Hearts.

Here's what some of you said:

Hugh: It must be a worry for our opponents that we can find a way to win even when we fail to get out of first gear. In our last two domestic games we have looked lethargic and disjointed for long spells of the games. However our quality, sparks of individual brilliance and sheer determination to win has got us over the line.

Patrick: Whether defending or attacking, you get the feeling each player knows their role. It's the same for substitutes too, the squad depth is massive for us this season and should be what gets us over the line first.

Gordy: We did start slowly but that was simply down to the international break, Hearts posed us some problems but I wouldn't say we looked worried, once we upped the tempo they couldn't live with us and if it wasn't for Craig Gordon it could have been more emphatic. Onto Europe now and hopefully at it from the off against Brugge who can be difficult to play against.

Dave: If other teams don't do damage to Celtic early in the match when they create some openings, then they have lost their chance. As soon as Celtic figure out how to beat the opposition they just swat them out of the way. The squad strength has been key to that.

Edward: Poor first half, better second half, let's hope we play as good on Wednesday.

Patrick: First half we were shocking, we played too safe, and it looked like a Kilmarnock game repeat. However, Brendan Rodgers' half time team talk did the job, and we dominated the second half. After Kyogo Furuhashi missing a few sitters, it begs the question whether or not he should be starting over Adam Idah after his brace.

Ray: Tough first half but perseverance and quality showed. Strength of squad and second goal made it comfortable and in no doubt. This is the best squad and belief for many a year. Rodgers has laser focus since his return and improvement in Champions League which is a long time coming, is now there for all to see.

Hugh: Slack first half, lack of thought and after the international break I thought we lacked composure and threat. We don't know what the manager said at the break but we soon set in to some style what we are used to. We looked comfortable and always looked as if we would score goals. In the end a fantastic result.