Besiktas are currently second in the Turkish Super Lig, two points behind surprise early leaders Akhisar Belediyes.

They finished third last season, a campaign in which Bilic injected a bit of politics into the dressing room.

"The team's philosophy is 'power to the people.' There are no rich or poor here. No classes. That's why I can say that I am endeavouring for a socialist team," he said.

Might be a difficult trick to pull in a Premier League dressing room with some of your players picking up a quarter of a million pounds a week.

BBC Scotland's senior football reporter Alasdair Lamont at Celtic Park
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"The good news for Celtic is that Kris Commons and Jason Denayer have recovered from injury for tonight's match and take their place in Ronny Deila's starting XI. The bad news is that Callum McGregor - one of their most dangerous players so far this season - is out altogether. He's replaced by Aleksandar Tonev. John Guidetti - who's ineligible - and the young defender Eoghan O'Connell are the other players to drop out."

Tottenham make 10 changes to the side that drew 1-1 against north London rivals Arsenal at the weekend. Goalkeeper Hugo Lloris is the only player to keep his place in the starting XI. Spain striker Roberto Soldado starts in attack. Spurs have a strong attacking bench, with Erik Lamela, Aaron Lennon and Emmanuel Adebayor all named.

Tottenham: Lloris, Dier, Chiriches, Fazio, Davies, Bentaleb, Stambouli; Kane, Paulinho, Townsend, Soldado. Subs: Vorm, Kaboul, Naughton, Dembele, Lamela, Lennon, Adebayor

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Everton midfielder Aiden McGeady: "We probably came here not knowing what to expect from Krasnodar, but they surprised us and played very well in the first half. But I think we controlled the game in the second half and deserved the draw, and in the last 10 games could even have snuck the win.

"It was always going to be a difficult game here, what with the time difference and the long flight. European games are never easy. The travelling is just a part of playing in Europe, but it's not ideal preparation.

"But we're sitting with four points after two defect games - I think we can be happy enough. We passed and tried to play through them, and ultimately we got the result in the end."

How do you like them team-news apples Spurs fans?

Ten changes from the side that drew with Arsenal at the weekend with only Hugo Lloris keeping his place. A chance for the new boys like Benjamin Stambouli and Federico Fazio to get their feet under the table?

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This is being debated right now on BBC Radio 5 live.

Roberto Soldado starts up front for Spurs with Emmanuel Adebayor on the bench.

Tottenham starting XI: Lloris, Dier, Chiriches, Fazio, Davies, Bentaleb, Stambouli; Kane, Paulinho, Townsend; Soldado.

Jenni in Newtownards: We'd all love to go play football where the fans are something really special, and that is certainly the case in countries like Turkey and Greece. I'd love to be involved and score the winner in a Fenerbahce vs Galatasaray or a Olympiacos vs Panathinaikos game. You'd be remembered as a hero forever, and probably end up with a free time-share for life as well!

Jake in Southampton: Bordeaux, for the wine and food. Probably would not bother to return. Southampton would have to do without me.

Kit Durant: I'd take a lucrative deal in the new Indian Super League and play for the Kerala Blasters. Managed by none other than David James!

Kerela Blasters, who are owned by cricketing legend Sachin Tendulkar, managed by David James and will have former Newcastle striker Michael Chopra up front, certainly seem like the most enviable team in the new Indian Super League.

Peter Collins:, external And that's what Everton get for fighting, unlike Liverpool... Oh who am I kidding? That was totally undeserved!

John Pierce:, external Head for airport lads - they might not let you leave with that point, you nicked it!

Everton manager Roberto Martinez: "I am pleased with the outcome because Krasnodar started well. I am pleased with how we stayed in the game and showed incredible character to finished very strongly. They used their home advantage very well and we had to weather the storm, but we could have won it.

"You always want six points after two games - that's what you're fighting for. But today, that's a good point. Krasnodar are a team in form, and they showed that today. For us to be unbeaten in Europe after two games is pleasing. And this was a good, strong performance from all my players."

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Slaven Bilic, sporting a lovely bit of face fuzz, is in the tunnel at White Hart Lane. The former West Ham and Everton defender was in opposing dugout when Steve McClaren's England came a cropper in that fateful Euro 2008 qualifier. Since leaving the national team job in 2012, he has done a stint at Locomotive Moscow before taking up the Besiktas reins.

He has already been to north London once this season, losing a Champions League qualifier to Arsenal.

Steven in Manchester: Would have to be KA in Iceland. Spent a good few seasons managing them on Football Manager, highlight being a last-minute winning goal at the Nou Camp with our first shot of the game.

Robb Crow: I think my silky skills would go down well in Bhutan, 208th in the FIFA ranking...

Andy in Armagh: Ever since I was young, I've always dreamt about playing in the River Plate vs Boca Juniors derby. The sights, sounds and colours of that game are second to none. The passion for football in South America is something else entirely.

Keep letting us know which foreign club you would fancy a stint at if you were a pro...

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In the other game in Everton's group, Group H alphabet fans, Wolfsburg are being held 0-0 at half-time against Lille.

People of interest in that one include the ever-confident former Arsenal striker Nicklas Bendtner on the bench for the Germans and Divock Origi, Liverpool-bound at the end of this season, up front for Lille.

Ruds:, external I think Sam (84mins) meant 'Eto'oned for his shins'...

Quite, Ruds - that was a shinned finish from the veteran Cameroon forward. It won the Toffees a vital point, though.

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It's half-time in the 18:00 BST kick-offs. Legia Warsaw, who were thrown out of the Champions League, , external are leading at Group L rivals Trabzonspor of Turkey, while in Group G, forward Iago Aspas, on loan from Liverpool, has given Sevilla the lead at Croatian side Rijeka.

Staying with the Reds connection, ex-Liverpool midfielder Alberto Aquilani has put Fiorentina ahead in their Group K game at Dinamo Minsk of Belarus.

It looks like Sparta Prague are on their way to their first victory in Group I as they lead Swiss club Young Boys 2-0. In the same group, Rafa Benitez's Napoli have put their struggles in Serie A to one side - they lead at Slovan Bratislava by a goal thanks to Marek Hamsik's 35th minute effort.

A shot from Wanderson. Tim Howard flops forward to gather gratefully.

Romelu Lukaku decides that it is a point gained rather than two lost. His attempt to waste time by booting the ball away is penalised with a yellow card.

One hundred and eighty seconds to go. As So Solid Crew would have it.

Romelu Lukaku soars and clambers over defenders at the back post, zonks down Leighton Baines' chipped cross but Andriy Dykan beats away his header as it comes up off the turf.