With eight points atop the Premiership, Celtic is unbeaten in the league.
However, Brendan Rodgers believes that position only covers up the shortcomings he observed in his squad on Sunday afternoon. The management at McDiarmid Park was furious. enraged by his team’s lackluster performance in the first half of their eventual 3-1 victory over St Johnstone. The typically composed Northern Irishman’s half-time team talk was unlike anything his stars had ever seen, and it was the “angriest he’d ever been” in his managerial career.
Some of Rodgers’ league leaders appear to be only going through the motions at the moment, and they are unwilling to cooperate with the manager. They will be aware of the fact that even the more experienced players haven’t quite performed at their best this term.
However, Football Scotland has identified six players who, in order to avoid falling victim to a furious Rodgers once more, really ought to challenge their beliefs.
Yang
was the most noticeable thing for spectators to notice on Sunday because it was so far off the pace. Since coming, he’s displayed moments of brilliance, but he’s mostly been an observer who occasionally missed sitters. He must get better or else he won’t be chosen.
Joe Hart
has, in a way, been a whipping boy this season. Several significant mistakes have been made, such as the one for Sunday’s Saints opening. Rodgers’ statement this week that finding a new goaltender wasn’t a priority gave him a brief reprieve, but he needs to get healthy quickly.
Callum McGregor
It has to be the first. It has to be stated that the captain has not been especially poor, although it is likely due to his generally high standards. After the game, he told himself they deserved a good laugh, and if you look at social media, you’ll notice that supporters are doubting his recent performance. Knowing the player, next weekend he’ll be back to his best! He’s already listened, because he did score after the intermission!
With eight points atop the Premiership, Celtic is unbeaten in the league.
However, Brendan Rodgers believes that position only covers up the shortcomings he observed in his squad on Sunday afternoon. The management at McDiarmid Park was furious. enraged by his team’s lackluster performance in the first half of their eventual 3-1 victory over St Johnstone. The typically composed Northern Irishman’s half-time team talk was unlike anything his stars had ever seen, and it was the “angriest he’d ever been” in his managerial career.
Some of Rodgers’ league leaders appear to be only going through the motions at the moment, and they are unwilling to cooperate with the manager. They will be aware of the fact that even the more experienced players haven’t quite performed at their best this term.
However, Football Scotland has identified six players who, in order to avoid falling victim to a furious Rodgers once more, really ought to challenge their beliefs.
Greg Taylor
hasn’t even approached the heights of the previous season and will likely acknowledge that he has to regain his form. has so far let up a goal or two and occasionally displayed poor defense.
David Turnbull
has returned to the team after Ange Postecoglou shut him out, and he has contributed a few goals and assists. But with Paulo Bernardo and Odin Thiago Holm breathing down his neck, the Bull still has more to offer if he hopes to remain on the team.
Kyogo
Similar to McGregor, the striker has essentially been untouchable since his arrival. However, he wasn’t present at the races for the third game in a row, so he wasn’t able to score and didn’t stand much of a chance to. Although he still moves really well, something needs to happen if his teammates aren’t playing at the same level. And that might imply that Oh, who is more physically fit, provides a different way to score goals.
