Pundit tears into SPFL coach as Celtic star ‘will not play’ for the club again

There will be another Edinburgh derby this year. Thanks to goals from Emiliano Marcondes and Lawrence Shankland, Hibs and Hearts shared the victory this time. Let’s see what else is going on in the Scottish Premiership.

Lawrence Shankland's penalty denies Hibs the win they deserved

After yet another loss, a pundit in the SPFL has criticized a manager; in the meantime, another feels that a Celtic player has played his “final game” for the Hoops.

Willie Miller lashes out at Aberdeen manager Neil Warnock for the team’s dismal performance.

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It’s safe to say that Willie Miller is not pleased with Neil Warnock’s leadership at Aberdeen so far. He belittled the former Sheffield United manager, mocking his strategies and casting doubt on his loyalty to the team.

“The Motherwell selection with [Jamie] McGrath playing at left wing back was incredible!” Miller said on BBC Scotland following the game. That’s what I said prior to the game. ‘What’s going on here?’ I ask. Every game appears to include an experiment.

“You expect a bounce when a new manager takes over, but none has occurred. Additionally, some of his remarks that he’s only up here for a little fun don’t sit well. He is a seasoned manager. He ought to be aware of the players at his disposal and know exactly what he wants to accomplish while up here.”

Frank McAvennie believes that Liel Abada’s Celtics career is coming to an end.

Pundit Frank McAvennie, who recently showed his sympathy to the Israeli international in an interview, feels that Liel Abada has played his final game for Celtic.

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“If Abada was there, I’d put him in the team,” McAvennie stated in an interview with Football Insider. He should play if I could have faith in him to go outside and clear his mind of all the noise. It’s just that I don’t think he can go back at this point.

“I’d love to see the boy, but I haven’t got any time for people who want to bring politics into football. You attend games as an escape from that. I feel for Abada because there are supporters that love him and some that are going against him. It must be hard for the boy.”

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