Simo Valkari, the manager of St Johnstone, expresses confidence heading into their Scottish Cup semi-final match against Celtic, despite his team's position at the bottom of the Premiership. After a surprising recent victory against Celtic, he believes there is potential for another upset, stating that 'heroes can be born' on match day. Valkari recalls the joy of winning a trophy and emphasizes the importance of being ready for a Celtic side eager to avenge their previous loss. He and midfielder Graham Carey both recognize the significance of this match for their team and fans.
Valakari sees potential for surprise victories, saying that 'miracles can happen' and that 'heroes can be born' on the cup final day.
'We have played strong games, not conceded a goal,' said Valakari, emphasizing their solid performance that got them to the semi-final.
Valakari recalled lifting the trophy as a moment of pure joy, stating, 'For maybe 24 hours, you don't have any worries in the world.'
Carey highlights the need for quick action from Celtic with the sentiment that St Johnstone can approach the game with a relaxed attitude.
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