As Celtic appears to be going through a difficult phase right now, analyst Ewan Cameron thinks that something is wrong at Parkhead.
Upon observing Brendan Rodgers’ post-match interview, Cameron asserted that Rodgers regrets returning to Paradise and noted something peculiar about the Celtic manager.
[The Big Scottish Football Podcast] quoted Cameron as saying that Brendan Rodgers didn’t appear to be concerned either. As he put it, he sort of expected it. Or he wasn’t surprised by it.
“I believe that a political struggle is most likely taking place behind closed doors. I will add one more thing to the mix.
“I believe that Brendan Rodgers regrets returning today. He feels bad about returning. Everything regarding it.When he entered through the doors, he wasn’t quite welcomed. The Celtic supporters were poised to pounce on him.
And that is the current situation. Then Brendan Rodgers starts to skirt the issue and make hints that these players are not his. I don’t want to be playing this person.
“Leg Lagerbielke, who they reportedly paid £3 million for in the summer, is reportedly for sale in January.”Thus, I believe that some internal strife exists behind the scenes.
Rodgers had an odd way about him. The manner the Celtic manager responded to a lackluster home loss to Hearts doesn’t sit right, especially in light of the fact that this was a manager who was, supposedly, utterly incensed with his team’s first-half performance against St Johnstone.
The supporters would have expected a more aggressive response from the Celtic boss despite his being extremely forthright about the team’s performance.
The sentiments of the Celtic supporters were amply expressed on Saturday, and it now appears that Aaron Rodgers needs to make sure he scores six points in his next two games.
Rangers is one of them, therefore the onus is truly on the Celtic manager to defeat his nearest opponent; else, the supporters will have to face Rangers at the top of the league table on New Year’s Day.
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