Postecoglou vs Brendan Rodgers

The Celtic goalkeeper admitted that the players ‘aren’t overly satisfied’ at the 1-0 win in opposition to Ross County, but all and sundry will ‘stick together’.

One fascinating element he pointed out, which relates to the now-departed Ange Postecoglou and modern-day boss Brendan Rodgers, is how they ‘strongly addressed’ players throwing their arms about, as quoted by The Glasgow Times.

Whenever you are gazing a recreation of football, you will regularly see players, after they have conceded, screaming and shouting, even as throwing their arms about, toward their teammate. Even if it’s their own fault.

But it seems as though, both the current and the returning Celtic boss, clearly don’t take delivery of that and they have already made it clear in the direction of the players.

That’s why there is none of that from the Bhoys, who lamentably all through the December period, had to select up the ball out from the lower back of the net for the incorrect reasons.

Whilst Celtic didn’t concede over the weekend, the performance, once again, truely wasn’t correct enough, but Joe Hart is using all of his trip here.

Ange Postecoglou and Brendan Rodgers’ demands

“We’d obviously have favored to score greater desires and played a little bit more fluid but it wasn’t to be, said Hart.

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“Ultimately, on a day where we have been now not over satisfied, we have nonetheless won three points. We keep pushing. It is what it is. We keep calm, hold together. We are a crew who stick together. We are now not arm throwers and I love that about us.

“The remaining two managers have strongly addressed conditions like that. Everyone is attempting to rating and do the right thing. We have guys who are inserting all the effort in and on occasion it’s just not meant to be.

“Nobody is getting on each other’s back. Everyone is aware of each other’s intentions. Life is not perfect, football is no longer perfect, however we are putting ourselves in the first-rate position. It’s half a praise for everyone to be so pissed off when we have won.”



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Returning players

It ought to be argued that Rodgers hasn’t exactly been capable to play what he might deem his strongest XI this season, surely now not consistently.

A variety of starters Cameron Carter-Vickers, Reo Hatate, Liel Abada and Diazen Maeda have both been injured, and some extra than once, or are now on worldwide responsibility – there has been stressful information emerging about Hatate.

In these coming months, delivered with the arrival of Nicolas Kuhn, the hope is that the supervisor can put out his strongest, which in tune increases the tiers on the bench and interprets into positive performances out on the pitch.

Perhaps a few greater faces need to arrive before Thursday’s transfer deadline, simply to liven matters up, with guidelines that Norwich City striker Adam Idah could be about to join.